Britney Spears and Jason Trawick attend her son Sean's little League game

Britney Spears and Jason Trawick attend her son Sean’s little League game

It was very nice family time for Britney and Jason, at her son Sean’s baseball game on Sunday. Brit’s ex Kevin Federline is one of the coaches for Sean’s team.
Both of the parents showed up with their significant others (Jason Trawick and Victoria Prince, respectively.) But they reportedly made a conscious effort of not having to speak to each other.

It looked like there was some parental favoring as well. Jayden was very affectionate to both Brit and Jason.

“When Jayden [their other son] saw Britney arrive, he raced over to her and she picked him up and gave him a big kiss. He wanted to sit with Britney and Jason,” a source said.

At one point a mum from the team brought her newborn over and Britney and Jason cooed over it – Britney even held it! Are the two lovebirds thinking about a baby of their own?

Source: Celebritieszone

Inside Mariah Carey's lavish baby shower

Inside Mariah Carey's lavish baby shower

Mariah Carey isn't really one for subtly, so it's no surprise her baby shower was a lavish over-the-top affair.

The 41-year-old star, who is currently expecting twins with Nick Cannon, 31, has released photographs from the celebration, which was held at the Montage Beverly Hills Hotel on Sunday.

The singer, who wore a Roberto Cavalli dress for the occasion, is seen taking pride of place in a plush chair while her doting husband caresses her growing baby bump.
The venue was decked out in blue and pink balloons - she is set to give birth to a boy and a girl - and no expense was spared in food and decoration.


Guests, included American Idol judge Randy Jackson and CNN's Piers Morgan, were treated to gourmet pizzas, appetizers and banana, chocolate and red velvet cupcakes.

Napkins, servers' aprons and other items were emblazoned with the couples' names and pictures of baby carriages.

The pair received many gifts, included a huge stuffed giraffe from Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne, but her favourite present came from her fans.

'Nick and I were so grateful to everyone who came with us to celebrate,' she told America's Life & Style magazine.

'There was a lot of love in the room, and to top it off, fans from more than 50 countries sent well-wishes in a book they made for our twins titled Always Be My Babies.

'It was a night I will never forget.'

Cannon is said to have also enjoyed the shower, with a close friend of the couple, describing him as 'very loving'.

'Seeing them together as a couple they’re very loving with each other and you can just feel the excitement between them over the babies,' Stefano Zagni told Radar online.

'During the baby shower Nick was running around with his camera taking lots of pictures but every two or three minutes he would go over to check on Mariah and see if she was okay.

'He dotes on her. They completely adore each other and are so much in love.

'I just think they’re going to be the perfect family. I really do. I think they’re going to make great parents. They’re going to be very loving and hands-on.'

Mariah is expected to give birth in at the end of April.







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US warns against travel to Yemen

US warns against travel to Yemen

The State Department on Sunday advised Americans not to travel to Yemen and said U.S. citizens currently in the country should consider leaving.

The travel warning also said the department has authorized family members of U.S. Embassy staff and non-essential personnel to leave the country.


The advisory cited terrorism and civil unrest in the impoverished Arab nation and said that in the event of a crisis evacuation options would be severely limited due to "the lack of infrastructure, geographic constraints, and other security concerns."

The State Department said the threat level in Yemen, where demonstrators are calling on the country's besieged president to leave office, is "extremely high."


"Piracy in the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean is also a security threat to maritime activities in the region. Terrorist organizations continue to be active in Yemen, including Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula," the travel warning said.


The State Department said the U.S. government remained concerned about possible attacks against American citizens, facilities, businesses, and perceived U.S. and Western interests.

Suspected al-Qaida fighters ambushed and killed four Yemeni soldiers on Sunday who were distributing food to other troops manning checkpoints in a remote, mountainous region of the country.




Source: Cbsnews