Tag Archives: Elisabeth Rohm

Hollywood’s Baby Boom Continues—Boy, Girl, Boy, Girl

Oscar winner Cate Blanchett could star in a remake of the TV classic “My Three Sons” now that she has given birth to her third boy Ignatius Martin. Blanchett reportedly gave birth in Australia on Sunday just two days after she attended her younger sister’s college graduation. The 38-year-old “Aviator” star and her writer-director husband, Andrew Upton already have two sons: Dashiell John, 5, and Roman Robert, 3. It’s a girl for former “Law & Order” star Elisabeth Röhm. The 34-year-old actress and fiancé Ron Wooster are the proud parents of their first child together, a daughter they named Easton … Continue reading →

Star Wedding News-—Fergie’s Engaged and Rohm’s Ready to Roam Down the Aisle

The Black-Eyed Pea finally got her bling. After three years of dating Fergie and Josh Duhamel are engaged, according to the “Las Vegas” star’s rep. And in case you’re wondering if Duhamel dropped to one knee on Christmas—-he didn’t. According to the actor’s rep, the proposal came prior to the holidays. If you watched the American Music Awards last month you may have recalled seeing a massive rock on Fergie’s all-important finger, but back then the singer’s rep denied engagement rumors… so who knows when her hunky boy toy actually popped the question. Then, again, who cares? The fact is … Continue reading →

Marie Osmond’s Son in Rehab, Ellen Pompeo Weds, and Elisabeth Rohm Pregnant

It has been a tough year for Marie Osmond. She is on this year’s “Dancing with the Stars,” but she fainted on air. Then her father died. Now, it has been announced that her teenage son Michael has checked into rehab. Marie made the announcement herself on Larry King’s show Wednesday night. Her brother Donny was at her side for the Larry King interview and helped her maintain her composure during the show. She said 16-year-old Michael is seeking treatment, but did not say what substance issue he had. She said, “My son was put into a rehab… My son … Continue reading →