Angelic Victoria’s Secret supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio and Jamie Mazur, her fiance and a California businessman, are expecting their second child together! Ambrosio, 30, shared with Brazilian magazine Isto
Kris Humphries and the New Jersey Nets made their home debut against the Atlanta Hawks last night, and Kim Kardashian’s ex was greeted with loud applause from the sellout crowd. But he and his teammates gave the crowd little to cheer about after the opening buzzer. The Hawks blew the Nets off the floor, winning by a final of 106-70 – quite the contrast for New Jersey from the night before – and holding last year’s fifth-leading NBA rebounder to just six boards. Granted, he sat out most of the second half. Kris Humphries, Nets Crushed by Hawks Through two games, Humphries’ stats look like this:
A new pro-Newt Gingrich ad airing in Iowa warns voters in advance of the Jan. 3 caucuses not to let the “liberal Republican establishment pick” a presidential candidate. The ad is from pro-Gingrich super PAC Winning Our Future, which can spend unlimited funds as long as it doesn’t coordinate with him directly. That’s not shady at all. The 30-second spot touts Newt’s conservative credentials, accusing the Republican establishment of “attacking him with falsehoods” and outspending him 20-to-1. Newt Gingrich 20-to-1 Ad Pretty funny in a way that a PAC that would obviously outspend Mitt Romney 20-to-1 if it could is lamenting its own underfunded status, but that’s Newt for you. On the flip side, he does have a point. The establishment does have some clout, but given the fluidity of this race, the conservative base is much broader. Obviously the average voter isn’t too swayed by what the powers that be tell them to be. But will voters come out to support Newt, or is he fading fast?
‘Tis the season to get engaged. A couple days after Matthew McConaughey popped the all-important question to Camila Alves, and singer John Legend did the same to Chrissy Teigen , it’s been confirmed that former American Idol finalist Danny Gokey is also set to be married. Gokey – who lost his wife to complications from congenital heart disease three years ago and started a charity, Sophia’s Heart Foundation, in her honor – will tie the knot with Leyicet Peralta in late January. “We are thankful for so many of the blessings God has given us,” the couple wrote this week on the Sophia’s Heart Foundation website, announcing their engagement. “It is our desire to see homeless children and families be kept together and lifted back on their feet through the help of Sophia’s Heart. We love and appreciate you all.” In lieu of gifts, Gokey and Peralta are asking for donations to the organization. You can make one via this page .
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