Seriously? OMG! WTF?

ET confirms that LARRY BIRKHEAD has met ANNA NICOLE SMITH's baby, DANNIELYNN, the little girl he claims is his daughter. ET reports exclusively that Larry's sister, JUDY BIRKHEAD, was by his side as he held the baby girl, feeding her a bottle for the first time. Larry met the baby girl last night at the home Anna shared with the other man who says he's the baby's father, her partner, HOWARD K. STERN. In another development, a Florida appeals court has granted Anna Nicole's mother VIRGIE ARTHUR's request for a stay, meaning that Anna Nicole's body can't be moved until the appeals court hears the challenge. DR. JOSHUA PERPER, the medical examiner assigned to the case, told ET exclusively on Monday that he will comply with the court orders, adding that "every day beyond the date of death is a risk of further deterioration."

Entertainment Tonight

I hope he took a pacifier or something for DNA, so he can finally find out she is his. 

Katie Holmes raised eyebrows with her demure manner on the red carpet at the Vanity Fair Oscar party. Upon arriving at the famed afterparty, Cruise urged his bride to pose for a photograph alone. "Take a shot of her," he told photographers. But according to an onlooker, the 28-year-old actress refused to take a picture without him. The actor then led Holmes around by the hand, pulling her back and forth while he mingled and she remained silent. Cruise, 44, greeted a few photographers but didn’t introduce his wife, who said nothing and stood next to her husband, waiting for him to finish his conversations. He later asked her again to pose for a picture alone, and she finally agreed. “She looks at him for direction,” the witness tells Us.

Us Weekly 

Some might say she is just shy, but c'mon it sounds like he is controlling her. And whenever you see them walking together he is always guiding her as compared to her walking on her own free will? 

 

NBC will roll out its new improv laffer "Thank God You're Here" on Wednesday nights starting in April. Skein will air Wednesdays at 8 starting April 18. It replaces "Friday Night Lights," which will have aired the last of its 22 episodes on April 11. Oz format, from FremantleMedia North America, features rotating celebs being thrown into improv sketches. Among the thesps set to appear: Jennifer Coolidge, Fred Willard, Alanis Morrisette, Bryan Cranston, Tom Arnold, Fran Drescher, Tom Green, George Takei, Paul Rodriguez, Mo'Nique, Jason Alexander, Wayne Knight and Ana Gasteyer.

Variety

That is not a good sign that FNL will come back next season. Although it has happened, most shows that do not air during May sweeps do not come back in the fall. But then again when it comes to NBC this year, who knows what they are thinking??? 

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