Pink covers the new issue of Glamour Magazine, probably just to promote her current album, The Truth About Love. I’ve liked the songs I’ve heard from this album – I downloaded “Try” and “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)” but I’m not crazy about “Just Give Me A Reason,” the duet she did with Nate Russ (from fun.). I find that song rather cloying, although I do like both artists’ voices. Pink is usually good for an upbeat workout song or the occasional ballad, and I’m glad her album is doing well. Apparently, Glamour asked her why half of the songs on the album were about sex – some highlights:

Why her songs are about sex: “I’m a reformed slut… It’s my very unsophisticated way of taking the power back. I’ve always had an issue with [the idea that] ‘OK, we’ve both decided to do this. Why am I a slut and you’re the player? You didn’t get anything from me that I didn’t get from you.’”

Getting her start by touring with NSync and 98 Degrees: “It was Beatlemania for those boys… I got in trouble for toilet-papering 98 Degrees’ bus. Joey Fatone was in love with me,” Moore recalled. “He took me to Friendly’s on a date, and he bought me an ice cream. Such a sweetheart. He asked my dad’s permission.”

Why she named her daughter Willow Sage: “I love the idea that a willow tree cannot be snapped or broken. And we burn sage all the time. It clears bad energy.”

Her worst day: “Willow and I were at the pool, and I was taking her to nap time. She was walking just a foot in front of me. And she trips and falls and gets a concussion. She passed out. Cut to an ambulance and fire truck. And a CAT scan. She was about a year old. That was the worst day of my life. And what do they say? ‘Kids fall.’ Welcome to parenthood, I thought. I can’t handle this. I’m fitting her for a bubble. Every time she bounced on the bed, I see stitches. Being a parent is a Jedi mind f—. It’s also the raddest thing ever.”

Her relationship with Carey Hart: “Are things ever good? I don’t believe that exists,” Moore said. “Long-term relationships are an everyday choice. It’s harder to be in a marriage than it is to bounce from one relationship to the next. We’re good because we communicate and we’ve grown up together, not because we don’t fight.”

[From The NYDN]

I like “You didn’t get anything from me that I didn’t get from you.” That being said, the movement to “reclaim the slut” seems… I don’t know, dated? It just feels like women have got so much to fight for and about these days, and fighting about the word “slut” doesn’t even make the top ten. Although maybe Pink sees it as part of a larger struggle for women’s rights? Like, the struggle to redefine “slut” is related to how we think of reproductive rights and Rape Culture? Am I overthinking this?

Photos courtesy of Glamour.

It’s wicked cold here in Virginia, with sleet expected today. What I wouldn’t give to be somewhere warm and tropical, with a nice gentle breeze and a cute dude bringing me a margarita. We’re spoiled here though, it’s warm most of the year and sunny so I shouldn’t complain about a little cold snap. That’s what comes to mind when I see these photos of Pink in a bikini on the beach in Miami, with her man and babeh. How nice a vacation that must be. That and the fact that I need to hit the gym. Damn she looks great.

So I googled “Pink singer exercise routine” (it was a suggested phrase since just ‘pink’ is so vague) and I found this story in Shape, by her former personal trainer, detailing how she mixes it up and works out 90 minutes a day, five days a week. Damn. That may have been pre-baby Willow, who was born in June, 2011. Then I remembered that she was on Shape Magazine just a few months ago, revealing her incredible post-baby body as well as the details on how she achieved it. At that point she was working out five days a week with celebrity trainers Jillian Michaels and Jeanette Jenkins. She also ate a “mostly vegan” diet with healthy carbs like brown rice. It really shows and she looks incredible.

As for people who are going to say she looks too muscular, yada yada, Pink doesn’t care. She’s heard all that before and she has a really healthy attitude about it. She was asked by Redbook earlier this month what makes her feel beautiful. (Kaiser covered it but I’m just mentioning it again.) She said “Well, I was always considered butch. Feeling beautiful to me is when I feel good in my leather pants and my husband grabs my ass. Or when I’m sitting on a mat and my daughter runs to me with complete joy. Beautiful has never been my goal. Joy is my goal — to feel healthy and strong and powerful and useful and engaged and intelligent and in love. It’s about joy. And there’s such joy now.” I love her! Honestly, I would love to look like her too.

Look at how tattooed Carey Hart is!

Photo credit: FameFlynet

Pink covers the March issue of Redbook – has anyone else noticed that Redbook is doing a bang-up lately with scoring good/notable interviews from 30-plus women lately? It’s gotten to the point where I enjoy Redbook interviews more than Vogue interviews. Anyway, Pink got the cover and she’s talking about a lot of different stuff – body image, femininity, her marriage, being healthy. She comes across as… well, refreshingly real. Like, I actually think Pink is a great role model for young women. If I had a daughter, I would be pushing Pink ahead of Selena Gomez, Rihanna and even Ke$ha. Here are some highlights from Pink’s interview:

On how she reconciled with husband Carey Hart after their 2008 separation:
“Eleven months after we broke up, he asked me to fly to Las Vegas to perform on New Year’s Eve at his club. I wanted to see him. And I looked hot. There’s something about breaking up with someone — you just look hotter than you ever did before. I will never look as good as I did those six months after we broke up. Never! [Laughs] Anyway, after sound check I told him that he needed to come to my room. I had made him a photo album of all the cards he had ever given me, of all the photos of our entire relationship. I spent months on this album. On the last page, I pasted a photo of me from a really bad movie I made years ago with my neck slit and blood everywhere. Next to it I wrote, ‘This is me without you.’ On the next page, there was a picture of a baby. And I wrote: ‘The rest is unwritten.’ The divorce papers that we never signed were behind that page. I was like, ‘The rest is up to you.’ And I did all of this in his favorite bra and panties.”

On what makes her feel beautiful:
“Well, I was always considered butch. Feeling beautiful to me is when I feel good in my leather pants and my husband grabs my ass. Or when I’m sitting on a mat and my daughter runs to me with complete joy. Beautiful has never been my goal. Joy is my goal — to feel healthy and strong and powerful and useful and engaged and intelligent and in love. It’s about joy. And there’s such joy now.”

On her self-confidence:
“‘A girl like me’ is someone who doesn’t rest on her looks, who has had people tell me from day one, ‘You’re never going to get magazine covers because you’re not pretty enough.’ I’m totally comfortable with that. I know my strong points: I work hard, I have talent, I’m funny, and I’m a good person.”

Giving birth:
The first night after delivering Willow, Pink adds, a nurse in the hospital spent time helping her adapt to life with a newborn. “We sat up and talked all night with my baby in my arms, and it was like my whole life made sense, for the first time, ever.”

[From Redbook & People]

A lot of celebrity women talk a good game about the “real” priorities, but most of the time it feels like they’re full of it. But I don’t think Pink is. I think she’s come a long way and she’s comfortable in her own skin and she really does feel like “Beautiful has never been my goal. Joy is my goal — to feel healthy and strong and powerful and useful and engaged and intelligent and in love.” Sigh… I love her.

Photos courtesy of Redbook.

Pink covers the November issue of Shape Magazine, showing off her postpartum weight loss. Pink gave birth in June 2011, and she took her time losing the “55 pounds” she put on during her pregnancy. That’s her figure, not mine. I guess it sounds somewhat accurate. Previously, Pink joked that after she gave birth, “I just felt like a mess… I gained 55lbs. I think my baby may be part cheesecake.” Well, Pink worked hard – and I do believe her weight loss came from exercise and a vegan diet, as opposed to a tummy tuck and a cigarette-and-ice-chip diet. And now she’s talking about the results:

Pink‘s tough-as-nails attitude has softened a little bit up since giving birth to daughter Willow Sage in June 2011 — but her body has only gotten more rock solid. The 33-year-old, who is married to motocross racer Carey Hart, gained 55 pounds during her pregnancy, indulging on her favorite sweet treats.

“I hate a lot of cheesecake during those nine months,” she told Shape magazine. “Also, anything sour; Sour Skittles, Sour Patch Kids, key lime pie.”

But eight weeks after giving birth — she didn’t want to “rush” back into losing weight — she started training with celebrity trainers Jillian Michaels and Jeanette Jenkins.

“They both kicked my butt more than any other person I’ve worked out with,” she said. “The’re both amazing, and their bodies were all the inspiration I needed to get back into shape.”

Pink’s routine changed up every day, but always included a heavy dose of cardio and a lot of strength training. She did interval treadmill routines, power yoga, and kickboxing. She only sees Jeanette five days a week now, but says she’s gotten “great results.”

The proud mom also feeds herself and her family a mostly vegan diet, with green favorites such as arugula and asparagus, and healthy carbs including cous cous and brown rice. There’s no denying the singer is in amazing shape, but she insists being a mom is what makes her happiest.

“It’s just pure joy for Carey and me. Willow has made us more fun — we’re this cool little threesome,” she gushed.

Pink also confessed to her previous “wild child” ways – she started smoking at just nine-years-old and overdosed in a nightclub at the age of 15.

“I was 9 [when I started smoking]. By the time I turned 12 I was smoking a pack a day. I quit when I got pregnant. Unlike before [Willow was born], cigarettes smell repulsive to me.”

As for the drugs, she took as a teen: “I was into ecstasy, Special K, crystal meth, acid – you name it.”

[From Enstarz & Hollywood Life]

Am I the only one irritated by “She only sees Jeanette five days a week now…”? ONLY? Like, they’re passive-aggressively saying that she’s lazy for not working out seven days a week. Maybe that just irritates me – I work out four times a week, and sometimes I worry that I’m overdoing it. And I’ve heard from many trainers that it’s better to let your body rest for more than 24 hours before doing another intensive workout.

I always forget that Pink is vegan too – she should be the face of veganism, as opposed to someone like Lea Michele, who all too often looks TOO slender, in my opinion. Pink looks healthy, fit and strong. There should be more vegans like Pink.

Photos courtesy of Shape, WENN.

Pink covers the October issue of The Advocate to promote her sixth album, The Truth About Love. Let me start off first by stating that I’m a relatively huge fan of Pink even though, embarrassingly enough, I would probably only instantly recognize two of her songs — “Get This Party Started” and “Lady Marmalade” — on the radio. Instead of focusing on her music (which is a convenient excuse for someone who isn’t wholly familiar with today’s pop music), I choose to respect her attitude. In turn, it is also quite clear that The Advocate respects Pink a great deal as well, and this article takes great pains to describe Pink as the overriding influence (for better or worse) for the likes of Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, and Rihanna. In the interview, Pink discusses her (at times) rambunctious marriage to Carey Hart, motherhood, sexual orientation, and music. Here are some excerpts:

On being named Forbes’ 27th most powerful celeb: “I still look at that shit and think it’s hilarious. I feel my power as a female and as a human being. I definitely do not feel my power as whatever Forbes was talking about.”

On influencing Adele: “That’s so huge for me. I’m a fellow outcast, and for somebody to say that they were at my party once is like, Really? That’s so cool, they were there. F*k, she was 13 — how old does that make me? If I had to influence anybody, I’m so grateful it’s her.”

Thoughts on the Occupy movement: “I just know that half of my family is pissed off, and we’re all working-class people. My mom is a nurse, and my dad was an insurance salesman, and my brother works for pennies for the military, and some of my family is unemployed. My friend got laid off from her insurance company that she worked at for 15 years and she’s a single mom with two kids. So yeah, I hear about it loud and clear. People are like, ‘You live in a f–king bubble, you live in Hollywood.’ And I’m like, ‘Yeah, I’ve got money now.’”

On marital counseling: “It’s usually that you feel vulnerable, that you feel powerless, that you feel out of control, that you feel scared. I’m a pit bull, but I’m a toothless pit bull. I will totally attack, but I just really wanted you to rub my tummy. Why when I bite you do you not understand that I just want you to rub my tummy?”

On her sexuality: “Honestly, I’ve never defined myself. I’ve never felt the need to. I still don’t. It’s just like how everyone’s like, ‘Well, what kind of music do you do?’ And I’m like, ‘I don’t. I just do it.’ And f*k it, if you can’t understand it, I’m a mystery bag. When I first moved to Los Angeles, I was an honorary lesbian of Los Angeles. I wasn’t gay, but all my girlfriends were. So no, it wasn’t a big deal for me, but when [a tabloid] comes out and says, I just said I was bisexual, it’s like what? That wasn’t my truth, and I like truth. I like absolute truth.”

When fans identify with her: “I’m like, Really? You went through the exact same thing I went through? I’ve become less lonely, and through it, they’ve become less lonely, and I think it’s absolutely important that we’re all sharing our experiences, because in [many places] it’s hard to be gay. In a lot of places it’s hard to be black, and in a lot of places it’s hard to be female. I’m in California now, it’s hard to be Mexican.”

On LGBT fans: “They’ve been the most loyal part of what I do. They’ve been my most loyal friends, to be honest. I’ve had a lot of my gay boys around, but my gay girls are my rootstalk. They’re my honesty in an ocean of bullsh-t. I should be gay by the way that I look and the way that I am. I just happen to not be. But it just makes perfect and complete sense.”

On her androgynous look: “F–king-A right! [W]e can be androgynous and be butch and be muscular and be one of the guys but also be feminine and beautiful and do all this crazy sh-t and talk sh-t. It’s awesome.”

[From The Advocate]

God, I love Pink. She just seems so bloody well adjusted for someone who’s been in the entertainment business for well over a decade, and I feel like she’s a great example for my tween daughter, who insists that she’s not a “girly girl,” yet she still likes boys (and yes, she’s gotten over her requisite Edward Cullen crush). Okay, I’m sold … off to buy a few Pink albums now.

Photos courtesy of The Advocate

Abs! That was my first thought when I saw these photos of Pink and Carey Hart at the VMAs last night. This is maybe the first time I’ve seen a woman wear a gown in which her crazy ab muscles are so… prominent. The dress is Stella McCartney, which I wasn’t expecting. If I’m judging it as a Stella dress, it’s pretty decent. If I’m judging it overall… it’s not the best. Still, I love Pink and Carey and they look great together. I wonder if they’ll be making another baby?!

As for Pink’s performance of her new single “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)”… I’ve included the video below. I actually wasn’t really a fan of the song, but this performance was pretty good. Pink is almost always a great live act. And seriously, her body is CRAY. I wish I was that athletic and strong.

Meanwhile, I can remember when people hated on Pink the same way Ke$ha gets hated on these days. Go ahead and flame on, but I like Ke$ha. She’s a funny, interesting and intelligent interview, and some of her songs are very catchy (I have “Blow” on my iPod). She writes a lot of her own stuff too, and she writes for other artists too. Not so dumb! I think Ke$ha is trying to revamp her image a bit along the way… she looks like she’s lost some weight, and her makeup actually looks decent here.

PS… Why were so many people wearing sleeves these days? It’s a wonderful new trend! I love a good sleeved dress.

Photos courtesy of WENN.

Pink covers the newest issue of Billboard Mag. She’s promoting three things – one, her new album, which comes out in a few weeks. Two, her new endorsement deal with Cover Girl, and three, she has some kind of deal with Target. Target is going to help promote her new album in exchange for…? Whatever. I don’t really consider that “selling out” for Pink – although she’s kind of punk chick, her music has always been pop, and I think Pink is smart to work out all of these deals to help her sell her music. Anyway, the Billboard interview is pretty interesting – Pink talks about her career, her decade within the music industry, and a little bit about her marriage:

Her new album: “I felt like I was in this videogame and I collected all the gold coins and talismans you could collect — I had to either move to the next level or quit. There’s this whole techno takeover going on right now that just does my head in, and I knew I didn’t want to do that. I’d rather dance around and sing goofy songs.”

Reaction to her Cover Girl contract: “I always read the responses from the fans. It was 99% positive, but I’ll always have that 1% that’s negative. And my favorite comment was, “Too bad they can’t Photoshop the bitch off your face.” [laughs] That’s actually pretty good.”

Her career faltering in the mid 2000s: “I never looked at it that way. I was always on the road in the U.K. and Australia, and things were really great over there. Then I got to come home and be left alone. And you know what? It gave me lot of time to create my show and to become a performer. I would go on 22-month tours and work my ass off, and it’s been the biggest blessing of my life that now I am a touring artist. It got me out of the popularity contest that music can be sometimes and gave me time to hone my craft as a stage performer. I’m also grateful, and I got to come back and do the Grammys [in 2010]. That was my ‘A-ha.’”

Lessons from a decade in the music industry: “I’ll have 18-, 19-year-old artists who just got signed who’ll come to me asking for advice and I don’t know what to tell people anymore-it’s just so different now. There’s no record company budgets or big pop tours or million-dollar videos. People have to just get creative and figure it out. The music business has changed so much and I credit [weathering] that transition to my manager [Roger Davies] and to hard work. The joke was my first tour opening for ‘N Sync and my 10th tour was opening for Justin [Timberlake]. You have to be humble. I would go and do sold-out arena shows back to back all over Germany, then come and do 800-capacity clubs in Washington, D.C. You don’t ever get done paying your dues.

Whether her new songs reflect any real marital problems she’s facing: “It’s funny. I wrote “Family Portrait” when I was 21 and my parents divorced when I was 9, so I tend to hold onto things. I’m still exorcising some of those demons. And look, I’m in a relationship that I’ve been in for 10 years and it’s never going to be perfect. Carey always jokes, ‘You’re always just mad enough at me to write a song.’ ‘Yep. Thanks, baby, you’re my muse.’”

[From Billboard]

I think Pink is speaking realistically about her relationship – it’s like she’s saying, “Dude, nothing’s perfect. Don’t expect it to be.” I also like that she’s talking about how she seems to be much more popular overseas than in America, and she’s basically making her money off touring. I guess she’s going to tour to support this new album too? I wonder how that’s going to work with Willow. Last thing: Pink is due to perform at the VMAs!

Photos courtesy of Billboard, WENN, Fame/Flynet.

You know what surprises me? Every woman that I’ve encountered kind of loves Pink. They either like her music or they like her personality, or both. She’s brash and funny and smart… and she has a lot of heart. So… basically, she’s a pretty good role model for women of all ages. Which means Pink’s newest gig is pretty cool – the announcement came yesterday: Pink is the newest face of CoverGirl. She joins the ranks of Taylor Swift, Sofia Vergara, Drew Barrymore, Ellen DeGeneres and Queen Latifah. Pink tweeted the header photo with the message, “Guess who’s the new COVERGIRL!!!!!!!!!!!”

The CoverGirls had better look out — there’s a tough new girl in town. Pink was named the newest face of the beauty brand Monday, joining Taylor Swift, Sofia Vergara, Drew Barrymore, Ellen DeGeneres and Queen Latifah (plus two Olympic stars).

“Joining a group of women who have always inspired me — to laugh out loud, let my guard down, or play around with my beauty look — is such an honor,” the singer says in a release. “I have a lot to celebrate. I called my new album The Truth About Love, and the truth is that I have my beautiful family and baby girl, my new music and now my partnership with CoverGirl to love.”

“Pink is a powerful and provocative role model, who has always been an advocate of individualism and making no apologies for who you are,” adds CoverGirl vice president and general manager Esi Eggleston Bracey. “We love the energy and confidence that she radiates, and the fact that inside and out she’s as cool as she looks. She’s an awesome addition to our CoverGirl family.”

Going hand-in-hand with that image, Pink will first promote what the brand is touting as a “bold new mascara innovation,” and celebrate “beauty with an edge” through all of her campaigns. Her first ads will debut this fall.

[From People]

While I never would have thought of Pink as a potential choice to front a makeup/beauty line, I have to applaud CoverGirl’s bold, somewhat unconventional choice. Pink gave birth to Willow last year, and Pink turns 33 years old next month… both of which give her an “in” with CoverGirl’s target markets, I’m sure. I like it when makeup and beauty companies hire “unconventional” people, and I like when they hire someone in their 30s or 40s. As I get older, I get angrier and angrier when some 20-year-old is selling me something. But I identify with Pink – and I think a lot of women will too. Which makes this a brilliant choice.

For CoverGirl’s part, their press release said, “With the signing of Pink, COVERGIRL is celebrating ‘Beauty with an Edge’ and who better to deliver that message than someone who embodies art and attitude. Pink and COVERGIRL are looking to inspire women to celebrate their individuality and never settle for a single beauty standard.” The ad campaign will roll out this fall, and will feature a lot of bright candy colors, apparently. If only I could pull off orange.

Photos courtesy of Pink’s Twitter, Cover Girl, WENN.

Here are some new photos of Pink, Carey Hart and their daughter Willow in LA yesterday. Aren’t these cute? I love when we have new photos of Pink with her baby girl. Are you surprised Willow is a blonde? I am. I didn’t even remember that Pink is a natural blonde too. Anyway, cute photos, cute baby, so what else is new with Pink? She had a new radio interview, and she was talking about how her life has changed now that she’s a mom. No more cigs, no more whiskey. Good girl.

Motherhood hasn’t stopped Pink from living it up on a regular basis, but her ways of celebrating have indeed been altered.

Explaining that it’s “so much cooler” adding daughter Willow Sage to her and hubby Carey Hart‘s travel group, the pop singer, 32,told Philadelphia’s Q102 radio station on Wednesday, “We wake up and dance. [We] party naked in the hotel room.”

But she goes on to say that late nights with her little one in tow aren’t quite the same as the ones had when it was just with Hart, 36.

“It’s a different kind of partying,” Pink says, of what now consists of “diapers and underwear.”

Dropping her raging rituals included kicking her vices to the curb.

“It used to be whiskey, tears and cigarettes,” she says. “Now it’s [my baby's] kind of tears, no cigarettes and the color of poop. Pure joy. I miss the whiskey, not the cigarettes.”

The “Raise Your Glass” singer’s new upbeat, healthier outlook on life will be reflected in her new album, The Truth About Love, slated to drop in September.

“I do a lot of dancing now with [Willow] and I’m just happier,” she says. “This album is a lot of rock and roll but it reflects that there’s a dance party in our house … You’re career goes up and down, but … at the end of the day, if I didn’t do another thing, I’m blessed. I like myself more than I used to.”

[From People]

Willow is about 13 months old, so it’s possible the “no whiskey” thing could be a breastfeeding issue. But why couldn’t Pink have a whiskey anyway? Is the “no whiskey” thing more about “being a good mother”? Sigh… it’s been a while since I’ve had a drink too. I stopped drinking last year (for the most part – I had wine on Thanksgiving, and a few sips of a daiquiri a few months ago) and I haven’t really missed it that much. I gave it up for a diet/get-my-life-together thing, and once I stopped, I was fine. But the other day I really wanted a summery, fruity, rum-based cocktail but I didn’t have any mixers so I forgot about it. Now that I’ve read this Pink story, I’m thinking about how nice it would be to have some Jack Daniels on the rocks. I swear I barely think about alcohol these days, but maybe I should just go ahead and have a cocktail and stop being so f–king neurotic about it? *quietly obsessing*

We should do a poll. “Should Kaiser have a cocktail and stop being so g–damn neurotic?”

Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet.

These are some paparazzi photos of celebrities out with their kids enjoying our national holiday yesterday. I hope you had a relaxing one with friends and family and that you had power! So many people in the eastern US are suffering in this heat without it.

First off we have Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner and their daughters Violet, 6, and Seraphina, 3, at a parade in L.A. Look at Seraphina rocking those patriotic bows and eating blue cotton candy. She’s a little star. We just heard yesterday that Ben probably wants a fourth kid already. I’m still waiting to see photos of their son Samuel. They’ve kept him under wraps so far and we haven’t gotten a glimpse of his face yet, have we? Update! Popsugar has a photo of Samuel! Yay!

Ben is looking beefy hot in that too-small Tee, and as we’ve seen from him lately he’s very affection with Jennifer. It’s nice to see them back on track.

Victoria’s Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio went out with her newborn to the Malibu Country Mart. Here’s her equally hot husband, Jamie Mazur, carrying their two month-old son, Noah. I love Noah’s patriotic outfit and his tiny blue shoes! They also have daughter Anja, who turns four in August. Alessandra was born and raised in Brazil and Jamie is from California. That’s one beautiful multi-national family. Here’s a link to some more photos of Alessandra with Noah.

Anja is a ham! Check out her model pose.

Pink and Carey Hart brought out daughter Willow, one, in Santa Monica. Willow is sporting a red, white and blue tutu and a floral headband for the occasion while Pink is in a retro polka dot navy shirt and white pants. I love her style. Carey can’t be bothered, he has his look and he’s sticking to it.

Pink just announced that she has a new album coming out. You can watch her video announcement here. It’s called “The Truth About Love” and is out September 18. The first single, “Blow Me (One Last Kiss)” came out earlier this week. It’s really catchy and I love it. She’s one of my favorite pop singers, along with Ke$ha honestly.

Amy Poehler stepped out looking cute as anything in a blue tank top, denim skirt, low rise red chucks and a fedora. Photo agency Fame says that she was taking her son, Archibald Arnett, to see The Amazing Spider-Man in NY. Archie doesn’t turn four until October. I hope they saw Brave or Madagascar 3 instead. Check out how they’re both smiling subtly. I’m overcome with the urge to give that kid a hug!

Photo credit: Pacific Coast News, FameFlynet and WENN.com