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Poppy Montgomery Dishes on Her Boundary-Pushing Boy

22 September 2009 5:00 AM, PDT | People - CelebrityBabies | See recent People - CelebrityBabies news »

Freeman/Empics/Abaca Time moves fast, and Poppy Montgomery wants to make the most of hers with son Jackson Phillip Deveraux, 20 months. “I have been working since he was born,” she told Celebrity Baby Blog at the Pink Party to benefit the Cedars-Sinai Women’s Cancer Research Institute in Los Angeles on Saturday, “so I am going to take the rest of this year just to be with him.”

Although she will “re-evaluate” the situation in January when Jackson begins preschool, for now the twosome have been passing the time much like any other mother and son. “We’re just hanging out,” Poppy shares. “We have a toddler group and we go to the park…I’m just ‘Mom,’ which has been really fun for me.”

Most of the time! Jackson is “testing every boundary under the sun,” Poppy concedes before adding:

“Everything he is not supposed to do, he wants to do. »

- Missy

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Celebrity Moms Offer Nursing Advice, Encouragement

24 July 2009 3:30 PM, PDT | People - CelebrityBabies | See recent People - CelebrityBabies news »

For some breastfeeding comes easily to both mother and baby, but for others the relationship takes work — a lot of work! The same holds true for celebrity moms, and in the August/September issue of Fit Pregnancy some familiar Cbb faces offer advice and encouragement to those who are struggling to nurse.

Black/Startraks; Stefania D’Alessandro/WireImage; Jordan Strauss/WireImage “The biggest challenge of breastfeeding is getting over the hump of the first month,” Jennifer Garner says. “Just try and hang in there for six weeks and then you will hopefully realize you are over the worst of it and can really enjoy it.” If things still aren’t going well the 37-year-old actress — mom to Violet Anne, 3 ½, and Seraphina Rose, 6 ½ months — says to lay off the guilt, adding,

“Don’t judge yourself. If you can’t do it, there is no judgment.”

Without a Trace star Poppy Montgomery, »

- Missy

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Poppy Montgomery 'Bulks Up' for New Role

7 July 2009 12:40 PM, PDT | PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news »

No, Poppy Montgomery hasn't let herself go since her long-running CBS drama, Without a Trace, wrapped up production last spring. The normally svelte star is just filming Cinderella Pact, a comedy set to air on the Lifetime Movie Network in 2010. Currently shooting in Vancouver, Cinderella is about a frumpy magazine editor who lives a double life as an glamorous and reclusive advice columnist. She ultimately drops several dress sizes during the film. There's no word yet on whether her Cinderella character will be bikini-ready by the end of the film, but she celebrated losing her 70 lbs. of baby weight after »

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Without A Trace Axed

20 May 2009 1:00 AM, PDT | WENN | See recent WENN news »

Missing persons drama Without A Trace is about to disappear - the show has been cancelled.

The U.S. series, featuring Aussie stars Anthony Lapaglia and Poppy Montgomery, is the latest in a slew of CBS shows to be axed as part of cost-cutting measures.

British actor Rufus Sewell's new drama Eleventh Hour has also been cut by the network. »

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Without a Trace: CBS Cancels FBI Show, No Season Eight

19 May 2009 6:54 PM, PDT | TVSeriesFinale.com | See recent TVSeriesFinale news »

Call the FBI. There's another victim of the cancellation axe over at CBS. The network has cancelled long-running crime drama Without a Trace.

First airing in 2002, Without A Trace follows an FBI team that's tasked with finding missing persons. Each episode follows the search of an individual and tracks the time that they've been missing. The series stars Anthony Lapaglia, Poppy Montgomery, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Enrique Murciano, Roselyn Sanchez, and Eric Close.

The series averaged 15.09 million viewers in its first year on the air and grew to a high of 18.68 million for season three. The show's ratings have declined over the years and season seven has fallen to about 12.2 million. Like many shows on CBS, the drama tends to skew older.

As part of cost-cutting efforts, CBS put Without A Trace and Cold Case on the bubble this time around. Both Jerry Bruckheimer series have become expensive over the years and »

- TVSeriesFinale.com

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Eva Longoria Parker Dishing Up Guacamole for Charity

6 March 2009 12:20 AM, PST | PEOPLE.com | See recent PEOPLE.com news »

Eva Longoria Parker may play a desperate housewife on TV, but the actress is not afraid to put on an apron for a good cause in real life. Longoria Parker donated a catered dinner – and some tableside service of her own – for an auction to raise money for the New York Rescue Workers Detox Project at her restaurant Beso in Hollywood on Thursday. During the live auction, she hopped up onstage to encourage the audience, including stars such as Bradley Cooper, to bid on her donated in-home dinner for 12 courtesy of Beso. Then she decided to throw in a personal appearance, »

- Shayna Rose Arnold

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Lapaglia Organises Soccer Tournament For Bushfire Victims

24 February 2009 5:35 PM, PST | WENN | See recent WENN news »

Actor Anthony Lapaglia is planning a seven-a-side soccer tournament to raise cash for the victims of the Australian bush fires.

The Without A Trace star, a former soccer ace Down Under, has organised a Hollywood United Football Club day-out, dubbed Footy & Meat Pies, in Pacific Palisades, California to help out those caught up in the natural disaster earlier this month.

Announcing the tournament, which is set to kick off on Saturday, Lapaglia says, "The cost of relief for the victims and rebuilding all that was lost will most likely run at $500 million. Of course, no price can be placed on the loss of family and loved ones and the suffering caused by the loss of your community."

The actor will be joined by Without A Trace co-star Poppy Montgomery and fellow stars Donal Logue and Dominic Purcell.

Former European soccer stars Frank LeBoeuf and Richard Gough will also be among the action. »

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Australian Stars Rave About Obama at Black Tie Gala

19 January 2009 2:35 AM, PST | TheInsider.com | See recent The Insider news »

"The Insider" was on the red-carpet at Australia Weeks signature event, the Black Tie Gala Sunday night -- and the celebrities expressed their excitement for inauguration and Barack Obama's presidency.   This year's gala recognized Eric Bana with the Excellence in Film Award and Rachel Griffiths with the Excellence in Television & Film Award for their contributions to the entertainment industry, but Obama and inauguration plans were all the talk on the red-carpet. Poppy Montgomery and Anthony Lapaglia tell "The Insider" why voting in this past election was so important to them. "I voted for the first time when Obama was running because it was so important to me that he take office," Poppy says. "We’re really excited." Eric Bana shares his plans for inauguration. "Just going to sit back and watch all you Americans soak it up," he says. "You're very excited and we are too, so I'm just »

- TheInsider

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