Obsessing celebrity baby bump may hurt prenatal relationship

New research suggests that focusing on the bellies of pregnant celebrities could impact a mother-to-be’s body image and influence how attached she feels to her child while the baby is still in the womb.

Paying attention to the growing bellies of expecting stars may not be so harmless for moms-to-be.
Research out of Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand found that obsessing over celebrity baby bumps may lead to poor body image and impact the love a mother feels for her baby before the child is born, Science of Us reported.

Robin Williams: ‘Celebrity itself is a drug’

A few years before his death, Robin Williams compared celebrity status to drugs.

“I think celebrity itself is a drug,” Williams told Time magazine in 2011. “There’s that whole thing — it comes and goes. And now with tweeting and Facebook, it’s like cybercrack. Withdrawal from celebrity is an interesting thing. You see people going, ‘I’m not as famous. Oh, man, what am I gonna do?’ ‘Steal some jewelry, Lindsay. That helps.'”

What time is Celebrity Big Brother 2014 on tonight?

There are just hours to go until the show's live launch so here's your fix of all the latest things you need to know about the new series of CBB

There are just hours to go until the launch of Celebrity Big Brother 2014.
Soon enough people around the UK will be glued to their TV screens every night for the next few weeks, tuning in to watch the latest celebrity housemates fight to the end to become CBB champion of 2014.

Childhood Passion for Celebrity Drive Editor People Magazine

Last Monday, Jess Cagle, the new editor of People magazine, had just returned from a meeting in London with representatives of the royal family when he heard about Robin Williams’s death. He ripped up the coming cover on Kate Middleton and ordered a 12-page spread on the comedian.

The next morning, on an hour of sleep, he appeared on “Good Morning America” and filmed a special for “20/20.” Then he learned that one of his personal heroes, Lauren Bacall, had died.

Watch: 20 great celebrity ALS Ice Bucket Challenge videos

The ALS "Ice Bucket Challenge" is filling social media feeds and celebrities have joined in on the craze. The challenge has helped raise $15.6 million in donations, compared with only $1.8 million during the same time period last year, according to the ALS Association.

Here's a list of 20 famous people drenching themselves with ice water. The people they nominate are just as amusing as their videos.