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Supermodel Heidi Klum and husband Seal, 46, are expecting a baby in the fall, People magazine reports.
This latest addition to the Klum clan – Leni, 4 (dad is Italian businessman Flavio Briatore), Henry Günther, 3, and Johan Riley, 2 – isn’t a surprise; Klum, 35, told Redbook magazine in July that “I feel like we still have one coming.”
Gale Harold is back on Wisteria Lane. Six months after a serious motorcycle accident, the “Desperate Housewives” actor has returned to work. His character, Jackson, is primed to propose to Susan, played by Teri Hatcher.
Harold, 39, landed in intensive care after a crash Oct. 14. On the set Wednesday, he said the accident taught him that “you can play hard, but you may have to pay a price.”
Harold’s return episode is set to air May 3 on ABC. The actor is signed to the series through the end of this season but says he has yet to be asked to return for 2009-10.
Jamie Foxx has apologized to Miley Cyrus for a radio routine in which he urged the teen to “make a sex tape and grow up!” When the incident was brought up on the “Tonight” show Tuesday, Foxx apologized and said: “I didn’t mean it maliciously.”
Foxx had started talking about Cyrus, 16, on his Sirius radio show after someone brought up the singer’s recent feud with Radiohead.
Foxx noted to Jay Leno that, “Sometimes as comedians, you know, we go a little too far.”
Paul Newman joined actor Katharine Hepburn, humorist Mark Twain, baseball great Jackie Robinson and others as members of the Connecticut Hall of Fame.
Newman, a longtime Westport resident, died in September at age 83. He gave $250 million to charities through his food company and set up camps for ill children.
Newman was inducted Thursday. The president of the Newman’s Own Foundation received the award on behalf of Newman and his wife, actress Joanne Woodward.
Jason Priestley and his wife are expecting their second baby. The actor, 39, and his wife, Naomi Lowde-Priestley, have a daughter, Ava, born in July 2007.
Priestley played Brandon Walsh on the ’90s teen drama “Beverly Hills, 90210.” His wife is a makeup artist.
Stephen Colbert and his musical nemesis, the Decemberists, will face off again – the band will perform on Comedy Central’s “The Colbert Report” on April 27.
Colbert and the band engaged in a mock feud in 2006 after Colbert accused the Decemberists of copying his idea of a fan-created “green screen challenge.” The feud culminated in a much ballyhooed “ShredDown” in which guitarist Chris Funk took on Colbert in a guitar solo contest.
Showtime has ordered what it says will be the final season of “The Tudors,” with Jonathan Rhys Meyers set to return in 10 more episodes as King Henry VIII.
The concluding installments of the series, to air in spring 2010, will chronicle Henry’s relationships with his last two wives, Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr.
HBO has renewed “Eastbound & Down,” the comedy starring Danny McBride as a has-been pitcher who, after being booted from Major League Baseball, winds up home in North Carolina teaching physical education. Season 2 will premiere in 2010.
The show averaged 3.7 million viewers an episode, HBO said. Its Sunday airings, meanwhile, grew 35 percent over its six-episode run (617,000 viewers for premiere, 904,000 for finale.)
The Daytime Emmy Awards ceremony has a new home at The CW.
The broadcast Aug. 30 will mark the first time the ceremony won’t air on one of the major three networks. In the past four years, it had shifted between CBS and ABC.
Nominations for the 36th annual ceremony will be announced May 14. Categories include best talk shows and dramas. “Sesame Street” will receive a lifetime achievement award for four decades of educating children.
Among celebrity birthdays today: Actor Sean Bean (“Lord of the Rings”) is 50. Actress Lela Rochon is 45. Actress Kimberly Elise is 42. Actress Jennifer Garner is 37. Singer Victoria Beckham is 35.
