New Kids On the Block singer Joey McIntyre is gearing up for a new kid of his own: a baby boy.
McIntyre's wife, Barrett, is pregnant with their second child, according to People. And this new little guy really took his parents by surprise.
Watch a recent interview with all five members of the New Kids
"My wife actually took the [pregnancy] test but she thought it was negative," says McIntyre, 36. "She came out and ...
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They're back! 1980s boy band New Kids on the Block is reuniting, and will release a new album and go on tour. The announcement comes 20 years after the Boston-based fivesome scored big with their multi-platinum album, Hanging Tough.Band member Donnie Wahlberg, 38, told the Boston Herald he was onboard with the reunion when the group decided to write new music. "We absolutely will [also] do the old songs for sure," he added.Joey McIntyre, brothers Jordan and Jonathan Knight, and Danny Wood round out the quintet, which in its heyday sold 70 million albums before breaking up in 1994. — J.R. Whalen
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The Office's Angela Kinsey and husband Warren Lieberstein are expecting their first child in May, the actress' rep tells Us, adding that the parents to be "are very excited." Now the question becomes: Was Dwight careful? Something to ponder on the picket lines, scribes.... There's a new New Kid on the Block: onetime Dancing with the Stars contender Joey McIntyre and his wife Barrett welcomed an as-yet-unnamed son on Tuesday, says People.... Chris Noth and his actress girlfriend Tara Wilson, whose pregnancy was revealed earlier this week, are expecting a boy in January, says People.
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Ana Ortiz tied the knot with musician Noah Lebenzon on Saturday in Puerto Rico, with Ugly Betty cast mates America Ferrera, Ashley Jensen and Mark Indelicato in attendance.... Also per People, Desperate Housewives' Dougray Scott wed Claire Forlani on Friday in Italy.... Former New Kid Joey McIntyre and wife Barrett are expecting their first newborn in November.
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Even after being told he was voted out, Jerry Springer was still cracking jokes: “Thank you for having me. And thank you for letting me go home.” It’s that mixture of sincere humbleness and self-deprecating humor that I’m going to miss most about Jerry. I think Tom Bergeron said it best when he called Jerry “the heart and soul of this show.” This season would not have been the same without him. He gave the show a sweet paternal subplot, a little age variety and some wry commentary — much funnier commentary than Samantha Harris provides (could he possibly sub for her the remainder of the season? Just a suggestion). And in spite of his constant wisecracks, he didn’t treat this competition merely as a joke — he did try to learn the dances. While he sometimes fell short in terms of natural ability and technique, he did succeed in entertaining the crowd. Jerry, you will be missed.Speaking of people missed, MIA Season 1 professional champ Alec ...
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