Apparently it wasn't enough for Kim Kardashian to set her latest reality show in New York City, because now the brunette bombshell is considering taking the Big Apple by storm permanently.
To be closer to her newest beau, New Jersey Nets star Kris Humphries, Kardashian is considering a long-term relocation to the city, reports E! Online.
According to the E! report, Kardashian and Humphries have already been spotted around town looking at places in Chelsea.
Humphries, who lives in Hoboken, has made it known that he'd like to move closer to the city as the Nets will move into Barclays Center in Brooklyn in 2012.
For her part, Kardashain will stay involved with the latest branch of her family's fashion boutique, Dash, which opened in Soho last fall. Her new E! reality show, "Kim and Kourtney Take New York, premiers January 23.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Jennifer Lopez "Would Love" To Get Pregnant Again
Jennifer Lopez has her new gig on "American Idol" and new music on the radio, and now the mother of two says she's also open to having more kids – if it were to happen.
Jennifer stopped by Access Hollywood Live On Tuesday, where Kit Hoover asked, "Any more kids possibly? Down the road after 'Idol'?"
"I don't know, we'll see," she told Billy Bush and Kit.
"Two is a lot," Billy said, referring to her two-year-old twins, Max and Emme.
"Yeah two is… look I would love it, if I got pregnant, if that happened right now, I'd be like, 'Oh my God I'm pregnant everybody!' I'd be so happy," the 41-year-old explained.
"I don't know if it's going to happen for us," she said, referring to husband Marc Anthony. "Or if, you know, I would plan it… because right now I'm just getting back into the groove of working again and I missed it."
The new "Idol" judge explained that navigating career and family life is a challenge.
"[My career] was such a huge part of my life for so long… it's so much a part of who I am," she continued. "You lose that for a while when you have the babies, its all about them and it's just like, you know, miracle time."
The triple threat also dished about her struggle to maintain her sexy shape following the following the birth of her twins.
"After the babies my body did change and I had to work really hard to get it back in shape to be quite honest… and actually for the first time in my life I had to change my eating. It was awful," she explained.
"I just never ever thought about what I ate because I was always a very small eater," Jennifer told Billy and Kit. "But then with the babies, you learn to eat a lot and then you have to not do that all of a sudden when they're out and you're like, 'Wow, OK, I really liked this part!' And so it became kind of re-training myself again."
Jennifer stopped by Access Hollywood Live On Tuesday, where Kit Hoover asked, "Any more kids possibly? Down the road after 'Idol'?"
"I don't know, we'll see," she told Billy Bush and Kit.
"Two is a lot," Billy said, referring to her two-year-old twins, Max and Emme.
"Yeah two is… look I would love it, if I got pregnant, if that happened right now, I'd be like, 'Oh my God I'm pregnant everybody!' I'd be so happy," the 41-year-old explained.
"I don't know if it's going to happen for us," she said, referring to husband Marc Anthony. "Or if, you know, I would plan it… because right now I'm just getting back into the groove of working again and I missed it."
The new "Idol" judge explained that navigating career and family life is a challenge.
"[My career] was such a huge part of my life for so long… it's so much a part of who I am," she continued. "You lose that for a while when you have the babies, its all about them and it's just like, you know, miracle time."
The triple threat also dished about her struggle to maintain her sexy shape following the following the birth of her twins.
"After the babies my body did change and I had to work really hard to get it back in shape to be quite honest… and actually for the first time in my life I had to change my eating. It was awful," she explained.
"I just never ever thought about what I ate because I was always a very small eater," Jennifer told Billy and Kit. "But then with the babies, you learn to eat a lot and then you have to not do that all of a sudden when they're out and you're like, 'Wow, OK, I really liked this part!' And so it became kind of re-training myself again."
'Piers Morgan Tonight' Debut Watched By More Than 2 Million Viewers
Piers Morgan made his debut Monday night in the 9 PM hour on CNN, filling the timeslot left vacant by Larry King, and the show brought in more than 2 million viewers for the network.
The former tabloid editor and original "Celebrity Apprentice" winner came in second behind Fox News Channel's "Hannity," by a few hundred thousand viewers. Piers came in above MSNBC's "Rachel Maddow Show."
His ratings in comparison to Larry King's were high – bringing in a jump in audience by 219% over CNN's fourth quarter average in 2010.
Piers was no doubt helped in his stellar ratings by his first guest – Oprah Winfrey – who opened up about a number of the topics she's addressed in the media lately, including her friendship with Gayle King, her childhood ambition to become a fourth grade teacher, and how much she's given to charity (at her estimate, more than 0 million).
Piers Tweeted live during his first show, giving Twitter readers updates over what topics were coming up in his pre-taped interview.
"Watch Oprah's eye contact - she never looks away from me," he wrote.
At another point, Piers Tweeted Michael Vick, asking him to say, 'Yes' to his interview request. Piers Tweeted "Hey @MikeVick - how about it? I'll cut you in for 0," after he and Oprah – who is also pursuing a sit-down with the football star who was jailed for his involvement in a dog-fighting ring – made a wager over who would get him first. Piers and Oprah bet 200 British pounds.
The Brit then went on to reTweet a host of praise he received for his interview, and when Ryan Seacrest asked his own followers for their opinions on Piers' debut, Piers chimed in himself, calling it "brilliant."
On Tuesday morning, Piers went wild on Twitter over his reviews, asking his followers to help him find a bad review of his show.
"Come on, I need a REALLY rough one. A review so vile it's going to make me go and jump off Brooklyn Bridge, after immolating myself," he wrote.
What he eventually found was a meek adjective he took issue with.
"OK, reviews deteriorating nicely now. New York Times says I'm 'timid'. WHAAATTT???? Never had such despicable slur," he Tweeted.
For Tuesday's show, Piers has lined up a pre-taped interview with Sirius XM shock jock Howard Stern. On Wednesday, he'll have Condoleeza Rice. On Thursday, he reportedly is bringing in controversial Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais, in another pre-taped interview. Friday's show will feature father / son humanitarians Nick and George Clooney.
In related Piers news, he recently told Entertainment Weekly that he has added to his "Banned List." Heather Mills, whom Piers claimed he introduced to Paul McCartney, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann, Tony Blair's wife Cherie, and his fellow "America's Got Talent" judge Howie Mandel have all joined Madonna as unwelcome guests.
Piers opened up to Access Hollywood's Billy Bush last week, revealing for the first time, why Madonna got a lifetime ban from his show.
"Madonna and I, we've never really seen eye-to-eye," Piers said. "There was a bread roll throwing incident in London in the mid '90s; there was an incident at a hotel in the south of France [at] the Cannes Film Festival involving a photographer and a bodyguard; there's been an incident involving a pub owned by her recently departed husband, Guy Ritchie, where my brother was the manager."
But that isn't the only reason she's been banned. Piers claimed he lost a scoop on a Madonna story due to her rep.
"You know the worst thing Madonna did to me? Madonna's publicist once said to me, 'Listen to me, Madonna is not pregnant,' when I was running a newspaper. And I said, 'Are you sure?' She said, 'Listen to me, Piers. Madonna is not pregnant.'
"The next day, they announced [the news] on a rival newspaper's website," Piers continued. "There's a series of crimes."
A rep for Madonna's rep did not respond to a previous request for comment from Access over Piers' claim.
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The former tabloid editor and original "Celebrity Apprentice" winner came in second behind Fox News Channel's "Hannity," by a few hundred thousand viewers. Piers came in above MSNBC's "Rachel Maddow Show."
His ratings in comparison to Larry King's were high – bringing in a jump in audience by 219% over CNN's fourth quarter average in 2010.
Piers was no doubt helped in his stellar ratings by his first guest – Oprah Winfrey – who opened up about a number of the topics she's addressed in the media lately, including her friendship with Gayle King, her childhood ambition to become a fourth grade teacher, and how much she's given to charity (at her estimate, more than 0 million).
Piers Tweeted live during his first show, giving Twitter readers updates over what topics were coming up in his pre-taped interview.
"Watch Oprah's eye contact - she never looks away from me," he wrote.
At another point, Piers Tweeted Michael Vick, asking him to say, 'Yes' to his interview request. Piers Tweeted "Hey @MikeVick - how about it? I'll cut you in for 0," after he and Oprah – who is also pursuing a sit-down with the football star who was jailed for his involvement in a dog-fighting ring – made a wager over who would get him first. Piers and Oprah bet 200 British pounds.
The Brit then went on to reTweet a host of praise he received for his interview, and when Ryan Seacrest asked his own followers for their opinions on Piers' debut, Piers chimed in himself, calling it "brilliant."
On Tuesday morning, Piers went wild on Twitter over his reviews, asking his followers to help him find a bad review of his show.
"Come on, I need a REALLY rough one. A review so vile it's going to make me go and jump off Brooklyn Bridge, after immolating myself," he wrote.
What he eventually found was a meek adjective he took issue with.
"OK, reviews deteriorating nicely now. New York Times says I'm 'timid'. WHAAATTT???? Never had such despicable slur," he Tweeted.
For Tuesday's show, Piers has lined up a pre-taped interview with Sirius XM shock jock Howard Stern. On Wednesday, he'll have Condoleeza Rice. On Thursday, he reportedly is bringing in controversial Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais, in another pre-taped interview. Friday's show will feature father / son humanitarians Nick and George Clooney.
In related Piers news, he recently told Entertainment Weekly that he has added to his "Banned List." Heather Mills, whom Piers claimed he introduced to Paul McCartney, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann, Tony Blair's wife Cherie, and his fellow "America's Got Talent" judge Howie Mandel have all joined Madonna as unwelcome guests.
Piers opened up to Access Hollywood's Billy Bush last week, revealing for the first time, why Madonna got a lifetime ban from his show.
"Madonna and I, we've never really seen eye-to-eye," Piers said. "There was a bread roll throwing incident in London in the mid '90s; there was an incident at a hotel in the south of France [at] the Cannes Film Festival involving a photographer and a bodyguard; there's been an incident involving a pub owned by her recently departed husband, Guy Ritchie, where my brother was the manager."
But that isn't the only reason she's been banned. Piers claimed he lost a scoop on a Madonna story due to her rep.
"You know the worst thing Madonna did to me? Madonna's publicist once said to me, 'Listen to me, Madonna is not pregnant,' when I was running a newspaper. And I said, 'Are you sure?' She said, 'Listen to me, Piers. Madonna is not pregnant.'
"The next day, they announced [the news] on a rival newspaper's website," Piers continued. "There's a series of crimes."
A rep for Madonna's rep did not respond to a previous request for comment from Access over Piers' claim.
Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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