Reports circulate that Beyonce is pregnant again: Who's the hottest celeb mom?

Published May 13, 2013

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We're still digesting all that brunch we had on Mother's Day, so it's only appropriate to start the week with some fresh mommy gossip. According to the New York Post, multiple sources are saying that Beyonce is pregnant with baby No. 2.

Of course, that rumor may have started forming last week, when Beyonce told ABC’s "Good Morning America" in an interview "I would like more children. I think my daughter needs some company..." But the pop star cautiously added: "At some point, when it’s supposed to happen."

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But whether or not Beyonce is really pregnant with her second child doesn't mean she's not already a hot mama. Just in case you forgot, the "Girls (Run the World)" singer gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, Blue Ivy, in January 2012.

And she's certainly not the only celebrity who's a hot mom. Megan Fox, Jessica Simpson and Charlize Theron are all relatively new to the mommy world, but they've been looking good since we can remember.

There's also some celeb mommy veterans. Who can overlook Angelina Jolie and her small army of six kids? And what about Heidi Klum and her four beautiful children?

From Beyonce to Jessica Simpson to Angelina Jolie, let us know who you think is the hottest of them all.

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'I'M NOT SCARED:' Florida Teen Plans to Surf Again After Shark Attack

Published May 06, 2013

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  May 5, 2013: Michael Adler talks about his ordeal from his hospital bed at Holmes Regional Medical Center.wsvn

A Florida teenager is recovering after he was bitten on the foot and ankle by a shark while surfing over the weekend.

WSVN reports 15-year-old Michael Adler of Fort Lauderdale was surfing with friends in Melbourne Saturday when he was thrown off his surfboard by a strong wave. As he struggled to regain his footing, he says the murky water prevented him from seeing the shark.

"It felt like I'd stepped in coral and a bunch of rocks," Adler told WSVN. "I wasn't sure it was a shark when it first happened."

Adler made his way back to shore and a military member helped him with a makeshift tourniquet until paramedics arrived.

"He had 20 holes on top of his foot," Dr. Mark Munro, who treated Adler at Holmes Regional Medical Center, told WSVN. "One larger one was three inches long, and that's the one that went to the top of his foot down to the bone of the ankle joint."

Adler says he is eager to surf again, despite the attack.

"Now I know I'm not gonna get bit again so I'm not scared," he told WSVN. "I mean, how many people get bitten by a shark, twice?"

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Infant mortality rate in US drops again

By Karen Rowan

Published April 17, 2013

MyHealthNewsDaily

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The infant mortality rate in the United States declined again in recent years after reaching a plateau in the early part of this century, according to a new government report.

In 2011, there were 6.05 infant deaths per 1,000 live births, down from 6.87 deaths per 1,000 live births in 2005, according to the report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The biggest drop was seen in the mortality rate of infants born to black women.

The infant mortality declined significantly throughout the 20th century, but then plateaued between 2000 and 2005, according to the report.  

The recent decline was most rapid in states in the South. However, states in the South had the highest infant mortality rates in 2010. Four states (Georgia, Louisiana, North Carolina and South Carolina) along with Washington, D.C., saw their infant mortality rates drop by more than 20 percent between 2005 and 2010.

Five causes of death accounted for 56 percent of all infant deaths in 2011: congenital malformations, premature birth, sudden infant death syndrome, maternal complications and unintentional injuries. Between 2005 and 2011, there were declines in the death rates from all of these causes except unintentional injuries.

No states saw an increase in the infant mortality rate over the study period.

Data gathered to date on infant mortality in 2012 suggest that the downward trend continued, the report said.

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Hot Links: Halle Berry pregnant again

Published April 05, 2013

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One of Hollywood’s favorite moms is expecting again, TMZ reported. Halle Berry's rep confirmed that the actress and her fiance, Olivier Martinez are expecting their first child together. Berry's daughter, Nahla, is 5 years old. TMZ added that Berry is about three months along.

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Mancini concedes EPL title, again

Throwing in the towel ... Mancini insists the title race is over. Source: AAP

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has finally admitted that his team's defence of their Barclays Premier League title is over.

City's 2-0 defeat at Everton in the last game before the international break left neighbours and rivals Manchester United 15 points ahead at the top of the table with nine matches left to play.

Although United must still play City at Old Trafford on April 8, Alex Ferguson's team need only 13 points from their remaining matches to clinch a 20th English league title.

Mancini famously wrote off his side's chances towards the end of last season, before a goal in the last seconds of the final game against Queens Park Rangers by Sergio Aguero snatched the title from United's grasp.

But this time he is adamant: "It is definite this time. It is over. We are disappointed that we can't win the title but United have been better than us.''

However, Mancini insisted that there will be no let-up from his players, with London rivals Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur both in a position to claim the runners-up spot should City take their foot off the pedal.

"It is over but it doesn't change anything because we have to do our best to the end," Mancini said.

"We should try to play well and win all the games, and we also have the FA Cup semi-final (against either United or Chelsea).

"We have Chelsea four points behind and Tottenham five points behind. For this reason it is important that we have to keep working hard and well.

"We know that in football it is difficult to win the title for the second year. But we still have the FA Cup and can get second position."

Mancini, whose side begin the last leg of a frustrating season against Newcastle United at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday, gave no interviews after the defeat by Everton that ended the slim hopes of a recovery in the title race.

He admitted: "I didn't want to say any bad things. I was disappointed, I was really upset.

"In the end we shot 22 times at goal and did not score. We have that as a problem. This is the problem we have had this year - we don't score enough goals."

But the manager is sure that his disappointed players will have the mentality and attitude to finish the campaign with their heads held high.

He said: "When you are a top team with good players, you should be very strong whether you win or lose.

"When you can't win a title, you have another situation that you can improve. It's very important that we do our best for the next nine games."

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'90210' is canceled. Again

LOS ANGELES –  The countdown is under way for the end of the TV series "90210."

The CW network announced Thursday that the show will wrap in May after five seasons. That means it will have half the run of its inspiration, "Beverly Hills, 90210," which aired on Fox from 1990 to 2000.

Like the original, the CW series followed the lives of Beverly Hills teenagers from high school and beyond. Its cast includes Shenae Grimes, Tristan Wilds and AnnaLynne McCord.

The CW says seven episodes are left to air, with the finale set for 9 p.m. Monday, May 13.

Network President Mark Pedowitz says CW is proud of the "West Beverly High alumni."

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Stosur fluffs lines yet again

Samantha Stosur ... couldn't convert match point in Czech Republic. Source: RADEK MICA / AAP

It happened again. Sam Stosur's inability to close out matches has reached plague proportions after she blew a match point while leading world No.8 Petra Kvitova in Australia's Fed Cup quarter-final against the Czech Republic.

Stosur was leading 6-2 5-4 and was one point from victory when Kvitova drove a fast, deep second serve at the her and she couldn't get it back in court.

Kvitova then served her way out of trouble before a Stosur double fault helped the Czech secure the second-set tiebreak and roll on to take the match.

The capitulation follows Stosur's struggles the day one against Lucie Safarova, who took full advantage of a Stosur double-fault while facing a set point against the Aussie.

Stosur described the result as one of the best matches she's played in months, which says plenty.

Team captain Alicia Molik put on a brave face despite the defeat, saying the Aussies can retain a top-eight position.

"The result I don't think is a true reflection. We didn't win a match here against the Czech team, but gosh we could have ... we were right there,'' she said.

"We had the opportunity to win. But (the Czechs) bring their best tennis and you can see their team unity, I think that plays a part as well.''

The Czechs won the tie 4-0, meaning they progress to the semi-finals while Australia will face a playoff in April to remain in the world's top eight nations.

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Stosur fluffs lines yet again

Samantha Stosur ... couldn't convert match point in Czech Republic. Source: RADEK MICA / AAP

It happened again. Sam Stosur's inability to close out matches has reached plague proportions after she blew a match point while leading world No.8 Petra Kvitova in Australia's Fed Cup quarter-final against the Czech Republic.

Stosur was leading 6-2 5-4 and was one point from victory when Kvitova drove a fast, deep second serve at the her and she couldn't get it back in court.

Kvitova then served her way out of trouble before a Stosur double fault helped the Czech secure the second-set tiebreak and roll on to take the match.

The capitulation follows Stosur's struggles the day one against Lucie Safarova, who took full advantage of a Stosur double-fault while facing a set point against the Aussie.

Stosur described the result as one of the best matches she's played in months, which says plenty.

Team captain Alicia Molik put on a brave face despite the defeat, saying the Aussies can retain a top-eight position.

"The result I don't think is a true reflection. We didn't win a match here against the Czech team, but gosh we could have ... we were right there,'' she said.

"We had the opportunity to win. But (the Czechs) bring their best tennis and you can see their team unity, I think that plays a part as well.''

The Czechs won the tie 4-0, meaning they progress to the semi-finals while Australia will face a playoff in April to remain in the world's top eight nations.

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