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Snooki may be in line for the next Time breastfeeding cover . The Jersey Shore star has had eyes for many dudes over the years, but none has held her attention (and other things) quite like two-day-old Lorenzo. Despite musing over the summer that breastfeeding “looks so painful,” the new mom has had a change of heart: “I love nursing my little man!” Snooki welcomed Lorenzo Dominic LaValle – who will go by Enzo – into the world Sunday morning in New Jersey. He weighed in at 6 lbs., 5 oz. Polizzi, who is engaged to Lorenzo’s dad, Jionni LaValle , told one of her pregnant online followers, “All the pain and anxiety is so worth it!!!” “Lorenzo is even cuter today,” gushed Snook. “#imsolucky.” Mom Scorecard : Snooki 1, Jenelle Evans -1,000. [Photo: Fame/Flynet]

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Snooki LOVES Breastfeeding!!!!!!!!!!

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Tagged burglary, celeb news, celebrity babies, Gossip, hollywood update, jenelle evans, jersey-shore, musing-over, pregnant, returned

Lindsay Lohan Blames Andrew Knight For Theft, Sam Magid Ready to "Fight" For Train Wreck

Posted on August 28, 2012 by Benny Hollywood| Leave a comment

Lindsay Lohan claims she’s been framed (there’s a freaking surprise) in the recent burglary she’s suspected of, and points the finger at Andrew Knight. Andrew is the son of Suge Knight, FYI. Tread carefully, LiLo. Police say Lindsay Lohan is a suspect in the theft, which took place at the lavish estate of Sam Magid, a good friend of LiLo’s, a week ago Sunday. See if you can keep up with this strange saga: Magid told cops Monday that two of LiLo’s friends, one of whom is Andrew Knight, said she handed them a bag with 2-3 stolen items wrapped in a shirt that night.

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Tagged burglary, celeb news, Gossip, House, lindsay, lost, officially-told, returned, stars, Taylor Swift

Warehouse 13’s Relic Roundup: H.G. Wells Joins the Team (Sort Of)

Posted on August 18, 2010 by | Leave a comment

If a singular element of Warehouse 13’s teetering-on-too-cheesy, summer-TV blend propelled the first season (more than any other), it was the manipulation of the Artifact of the Week by the Villain of the Week. The schemes of our foes, last season, were far more compelling than the returned rally of our heroes. Or maybe I’m just remembering Lewis Carroll’s mirror really fondly, but that’s beside the point!