Beyonc © Knowles is pregnant with her first child, the new Us Weekly reports. And, apparently, it wasn't as meticulously planned as the rest of her career.
Go ahead and make your Destiny's Child joke and let's move on.
"B was shocked. She loves kids, but she wasn't ready to be a mother just yet," says a source of the singer, who married rapper Jay-Z in 2008.
Still, another insider says that the singer, who is in her first trimester, realizes that
You think she's happy? That kid just won the genetic lottery.
Friends of the couple are already expressing their best wishes for the parents-to-be. So it must be true.
"Jay has been all about family since I met him, and he's always going to be," record executive Kevin Liles, who has known the rapper for years, tells Us. And while not a direct admission of a positive pregnancy test, Knowles' sister Solange told the magazine
FILM LEGEND HAS CANCER: Legendary screen siren Kim Novak, best known for her work in the 1958 Alfred Hitchcock thriller is expected to make a full recovery after being diagnosed with breast cancer, her manager says.
"It was caught early by a routine yearly mammogram, and (she) is undergoing treatment. All her doctors say she is in fantastic physical shape and should recover very well," Sue Cameron told the Hollywood Reporter.
Novak, 77, a No. 1 box office star in the 1950s, gave up the Hollywood limelight for a quiet life on a 240-acre ranch in Oregon with veterinarian Bob Malloy, whom she married in 1976.
PLAYMATE CHARGED FOR GUNPLAY: The 1968 Playboy Playmate of the Year has been charged with attempted murder after she allegedly shot her boyfriend from close range in their Hollywood apartment Saturday night.
The district attorney's office says 66-year-old Victoria Rathgeb who went by the name Angela Dorian when she was Playmate of the Year pleaded not guilty to attempted murder Tuesday. She remained jailed Wednesday on $1.5 million bail and could face up to life in prison if convicted.
Police contend that she shot her boyfriend during a domestic dispute Saturday.
Los Angeles police spokeswoman Norma Eisenman says the man, whose identity wasn't released, remains in critical condition.
Rathgeb was also a TV and film actress who played a recovering heroin addict in 1968's
THIS WOULDN'T HAVE HAPPENED IF YOU STAYED IN THE BAY: Former Golden State Warrior and current Los Angeles Clippers star Baron Davis is being sued for allegedly firing a at a paparazzo's face outside Kate Hudson's house.
The photog claims he and a pack of shutterbugs were outside of Hudson's L.A. home back in 2008 when the actress arrived with Davis.
According to the suit, the photog claims Davis, striking the pap in the face and eyes. The photog claims he suffered some serious damage to his eyeball and wants Baron to fork over more than $25,000 to make things right.
WAHLBERG OFFERED 'THE CROW': The producers behind Steven Norrington's reboot of the gothic avenger are apparently offering the lead role to Mark Wahlberg.
The haunted hero was originally played in 1994 by Brandon Lee, who died making the first film. Producer Edward R. Pressman has promised which Norrington is planning to direct from the script that Nick Cave has been busy polishing up.
Other planned changes include beefing up the role of the Crow's guide/sidekick bird, which was largely relegated to an atmospheric touch or totem in the original film. Rumors continue to swirl that the part has been offered to Sesame Street's Big Bird.
We wish.
* 1797: The U.S. Navy frigate Constitution, also known as was christened in Boston's harbor.
* 1805: A British fleet commanded by Adm. Horatio Nelson defeated a French-Spanish fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar; Nelson, however, was killed.
* 1879: Thomas Edison perfected a workable electric light at his laboratory in Menlo Park, N.J.
* 1960: Democrat John F. Kennedy and Republican Richard M. Nixon clashed in their fourth and final presidential debate in New York.
* 1971: President Richard Nixon nominated Lewis Powell and William Rehnquist to the U.S. Supreme Court.
* 1985: Former San Francisco Supervisor Dan White who'd served five years in prison for killing Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk was found dead in a garage, a suicide.
* 2009: A Northwest Airlines jetliner overshot the Minneapolis airport by more than 100 miles; the pilots later said they were distracted by talking about their schedules.
BIRTHDAYS
Rock singer Manfred Mann (70), musician Steve Cropper of Booker T. & the MG's (69), singer Elvin Bishop (68), TV judge Judy Sheindlin (68), musician Lee Loughnane of Chicago (64), Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (61), musician Charlotte Caffey of the Go-Go's (57), actress-author Carrie Fisher (54), singer Julian Cope (53), rock musician Steve Lukather of Toto (53), actor Ken Watanabe (51), actor Will Estes (32), actress Kim Kardashian (30).
Associated Press
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