It seems like Jennifer Aniston’s baby dream is coming true! Jen missed an important appearance at the Annual Television Academy Honors on May 2nd and indications are that her absence could be due to morning sickness caused by pregnancy. Jen has been using clever techniques to cover up any baby bump and she has been [...]
America’s drone sickness
April 29, 2012 By
This headline and first paragraph from today’s Washington Post scoop by Greg Miller speaks volumes about so many things: There are many evils in the world, but extinguishing people’s lives with targeted, extra-judicial killings, when you don’t even know their names, based on “patterns” of behavior judged from thousands of miles away, definitely ranks high on [...]
Racism: The day he beat me on the commuter train for looking ethnic
April 11, 2012 By
The civil rights movement bloomed precariously in some New Jersey towns in 1964 during all those hot-on-the-trail gatherings of various hate groups. But after a two-day vacation in Asbury Park, NJ, August 1964, the train headed toward Manhattan. At age 22, pregnant, and overcome by morning sickness, I had to go to the john, which [...]
Nick Cannon: ‘I Scared A Lot Of People, I Scared Myself’
March 5, 2012 By
By Radar Staff Mariah Carey’s husband Nick Cannon, in his first TV interview since he fell ill over the new year, opens up about the sickness he suffered through, as well as how he’s coping with it, in a chat with Good Morning America’s Robin Roberts Monday. “I scared a lot of people. I scared [...]
What Ails Us
February 3, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Monday, January 23, 2012 What Ails Us By Corrie Trouw Sick. Sick can be literal, immediate. Joe Paterno died Sunday morning, lung cancer delivering the mortal blows in the inevitable battle we all lose at some point. Paterno fought maladies through the past decade as might be expected of a man reaching 85-years-old. We knew [...]
O.C. kids with HIV find support for secret
January 25, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Jesus, 12, believed the pills he swallowed every morning and night were vitamins until his mother sat him down on the couch a year ago. She began to cry. HIV/AIDS in Orange County In Orange County, 6,591 people are infected with HIV/AIDS, although the number is believed to be 25 percent higher because not [...]
I thought about termination
January 22, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Lile Mcnee with her three children, (from left) Haylie, Matilda and Rory. Picture: Tom Holland. Source: Sunday Magazine WHILE many women adore being pregnant, for a few, the morning sickness that comes with it can be almost too much to bear. Lily McNee shares her story Lying on the lounge-room floor, hunched over, I hugged [...]
Eli Manning limited with stomach bug
January 19, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Eli Leaves Practice Early VIDEO PLAYLIST Eli Leaves Practice Early Eli Leaves Practice Early Jacobs Tough Enough For Rain? Jacobs Tough Enough For Rain? Countdown Daily AccuScore: NYG-SF Countdown Daily AccuScore: NYG-SF Giants Big Egos Giants Big Egos EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning started but did not finish practice because [...]
Third Time’s a Charm
November 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
I remember holding a pregnancy exam for my third child. we was so excited…I just knew we had timed things right. AND we wanted an Apr baby SO bad we could just spit. We had moved to Minnesota the summer before and we was austere about NOT being big profound during a Minnesota summer. And [...]
Sometimes pregnancy isn’t all glowing and roses!
September 22, 2011 By Leave a Comment
by REBEKAH, Modern Day Moms Million Moms Challenge Blogger Being pregnant wasn’t exactly the easiest thing for me. I was so excited in the beginning, but it wasn’t long before all the excitement faded and I began to dread the 9 months I had ahead of me. I actually hate to say that, but it’s [...]
