Kendra Wilkinson and Kourtney Kardashian
Little things — or rather "big" in this case — like breast implants won't stop Kourtney Kardashian from breastfeeding after she gives birth in December. "I actually went to my doctor today and asked him about it, and he said you usually can," the reality starlet told TVGuide.com. "You just need to try it because you won't know until you try."
Kardashian's disclosure reminded us of how often celeb-parents overshare about breastfeeding. It's a natural, beautiful, healthy thing and all, but sometimes: TMI. Here are our top 8 favorite celebrity breastfeeding stories:
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Weeds
Last we saw Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Parker), she narrowly escaped getting gunned down by Mexican drug kingpin Esteban (aka the mayor of Tijuana, aka her boyfriend) by producing a sonogram that appeared to show that the would-be turncoat was with child! As Season 5 of Weeds premieres (Monday at 10 pm/ET), Nancy's delicate state might have kept her safe in the short run, but not without its own set of complications. Parker tells us what she thinks of Nancy, ponders how far she'll fall this season, and surveys sisterhood with Jennifer Jason Leigh and the relative cleanliness of Alanis Morissette.
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Mary-Louise Parker
Mary-Louise Parker wants to set the record straight: She loves being naked.
The star of Showtime's Weeds (Season 5 premieres Monday, June 8 at 10 pm/ET) is speaking out in response to a recent interview with More magazine that gave the impression that she regretted doing a nude scene that appeared in the Season 4 finale episode. "They made it sound like I was like, 'They made me take my clothes off and chained me to the bathtub,'" Parker says. What's the naked truth? Read on...
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Mary Louise Parker
Mary-Louise Parker is redirecting her affections from one ethically-challenged man to another.
The Weeds star will play the paramour of ...
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The fourth season of Weeds just ended, but Mary-Louise Parker is already thinking about next season. "I want it to get ugly [between Nancy and Esteban]," the actress tells our own Erin Fox. So does she know what's going to happen? Not exactly. "I just like the surprises. [Creator] Jenji [Kohan] is so amazing and she always surprises me and I love everything that she gives me," Parker says. Check out the video for more from our favorite drug-dealing housewife, including Parker's take on Nancy's parenting skills… or lack thereof.
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Kyra Sedgwick by Karen Neal/TNT; Mary-Louise Parker by Sonja Flemming/Showtime
Feel that change of seasons? Hard not to notice on this Monday night, as two of cable's best summer series- TNT's popular signature drama The Closer and Showtime's quirky classic Weeds- sign off with life-or-death cliffhangers, a week before the official network season gets underway. ( The Closer's story will pick up again in the new year, with five episodes remaining in this split season.)
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David Strathairn by Jason Kempin/WireImage.com and Mary Louise Parker by Ron Galella/WireImage.com
An A-List dream gaggle of actors including David Strathairn Alan Alda Jeff Daniels Mary-Louise Parker and Paul Rudd are attached to join James Franco as Allen Ginsberg in the beatnik biopic HowlThe 1950s-era tale that hopefully will feature lots of tight black clothes berets and drum-beating will focus on the obscenity trial to censor Ginsbergs progressive and controversial book-length poem The project was pitched by the Allen Ginsberg Trust as a commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Howl says The Hollywood ReporterGus Van Sant Good Will Hunting will executive produce the project that will highlight real-life characters including prosecuting attorney Ralph McIntosh Strathairn Judge Clayton Horn Alda prosecution witness Professor David Kirk Daniels radio personality and prosecution witness Gail Potter Parker and literary critic and defense witness Luther Nichols Rudd Telling Pictures documentarians Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman will m
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Mary-Louise Parker by Eric Charbonneau/WireImage.com
Weeds star Mary-Louise Parker already treads on dangerous territory as the pot-growing Nancy Botwin. This winter, she'll be taking on another edgy role as Hedda Gabler in a Broadway revival of Henrik Ibsen's classic play. Starting January 25, Parker will be starring in the new production from the Roundabout Theater Company, the AP reports.While Parker has become known for her turn on Weeds — which won her an Emmy nomination this year and a past Golden Globe — she's no stranger to the stage. She also won a Tony for her role in Proof, and last year she appeared off-Broadway in the play Dead Man's Cell Phone. For Weeds fans, Broadway might be a good next stop: Hunter Parrish, who plays Nancy's son Silas on the show, will be hitting the stage himself this fall in Spring Awakening — giving some of us just one more reason to buy our tickets to the Big Apple. — Anna Dimond
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Mary Louise Parker by Randy Tepper/Showtime and Demian Bichir courtesy Showtime
Weeds Nancy Botwin Mary-Louise Parker has been through a lot since her husband passed away from having guns pointed at her to burning down her own home and fleeing town as a single mom On Mondays episode however shell finally meet a man to match her wits work and passion Her new fiery love interest Esteban Reyes is the Tijuana mayor and played by Mexican superstar Demian Bichir While fairly new to US-specific audiences Bichirs stint on Weeds and upcoming film projects including several for Steven Soderbergh should place him firmly on the American mapIn the meantime the actor spoke to TVGuidecom about how he came to join Weeds what we can expect from the Mayor and just how hot the passion will get between him and Nancy Plus Bichir dishes on the Mexican MTV Movie Awards category that specifically honors his prolific family of actors Anna DimondTVGuidecom As a veteran of Mexican cinema how did you happen upon WeedsDemian Bichir Growing up in Mexi
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Mary-Louise Parker by Dimitrios Kambouris/ WireImage.com
Is there any question that she delivers an Emmy-caliber performance? Mary-Louise Parker can blame/thank wild, rapturous sex — er, as featured in an upcoming Weeds scene — for the broken toe she was nursing at Sunday's Tony Awards gathering. "I smashed it on the bed frame," the actress explained to People. "How's that for commitment?"Somewhere, Jeffrey Dean Morgan is reading this and feeling most melancholy. P.S. Can I mention once again how terrific Weeds is this season? I just finished Episode 3 and it's just been so enjoyable, fresh and different. I highly recommend it. — Matt MitovichRelated:• WATCH VIDEO: Weeds Season 4 sneak peek• Feature Q&A: Mary-Louise Parker and Elizabeth Perkins
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