Smile for the camera, baby Skyler!

New mom Rachel Zoe gathered the family together for a quick photo op, which she shares on her website, The Zoe Report. The 39-year-old stylist and reality TV star poses alongside her husband, Rodger Berman, and son Skyler Morrison, who was born last week.

“The 2 loves of my life...@rbermanus and Skyler Morrison,” Zoe wrote on her website above the snapshot. “My life is complete.”

As we’ve noted before, odds are that’s going to be one stylish tot.

April Fools' Day is celebrated with great relish online, with entertainment websites and social media being no exception.

The U.K.'s Guardian has certainly received a lot of attention today for a fake blog update about the royal wedding: "According to several Tweeters in the King's Cross area, members of the Coldstream Guards in bearskin hats are storming towards the Guardian headquarters," the unfinished update says. "Indeed, right now, we can hear what seems to be numerous people running upstairs towards the newsroom here."

But of course, they're not the only ones playing pranks.

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Celebrity deaths and weddings are normally the low-carb bread and "just imagine it's butter" of celebrity magazines, but Dame Elizabeth Taylor's recent passing and Reese Witherspoon's weekend wedding didn't get a lot of love this week, snagging just one cover apiece.

Instead, our weekly round-up gives a lot of the spotlight to the same old, same old: Rumors of disappointment in Kim Kardashian-land, some supposedly augmented "Teen Moms" and Kim Zolciak's baby bump.

Until next week...

You knew that Sheldon would eventually get cyber-bullied sooner or later.

Thursday night's episode of "The Big Bang Theory" saw our socially-awkward hero horrified to find his "World of Warcraft" account had been hacked. The police were called immediately, but of course they don't have jurisdiction in "WoW."

As Sheldon explained to Leonard, "What choice did I have? The mighty Sheldor, level 85 blood elf, hero of the Eastern kingdoms has been picked clean, like a carcass in the desert sun. Plus, the FBI hung up on me."

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If the upcoming film "Bad Teacher" has taught Cameron Diaz anything, it's that she and former flame Justin Timberlake still have great chemistry.

In the raunchy comedy, Diaz — whose almost four-year relationship with the singer ended in 2007 — plays a foul-mouthed junior-high teacher who attempts to woo a new instructor (Timberlake). The blonde beauty says that as a leading man, Timberlake more than makes the grade.

"Justin and I have always had a good laugh together, and to make a movie where we get to have a laugh together—there really was no one else who was more perfect for this part," she tells People, adding that working with her ex "really wasn't a big deal... We had a great time."

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Talk about controversy! Star Jones has certainly stirred the pot on “Celebrity Apprentice.”

She’s battled with “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star NeNe Leakes, and has even accused Lisa Rinna of badmouthing her! What gives?

Well, Star is going to be on our show tonight in a not-to-be missed "Showbiz Tonight" Newsmaker interview with Brooke Anderson. She'll open up about her relationship with Barbara Walters – and whether she’d ever go back on “The View.”

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Steve Carell is in the mood for love now that he's wrapping things up at "The Office." The actor is set to star in a new romantic comedy with British beauty Keira Knightley.

Deadline reports that the funnyman is expected to headline "Seeking a Friend at the End of the World," a love story that unfolds as an asteroid is about to wipe out the earth.

Carell will play a man who finds himself alone after his panic-stricken wife leaves him. He then hears from a high-school sweetheart who says she wants them to be together when the world comes to an end.

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“Grey’s Anatomy” mixed its medical dramatics with singing on last night’s episode, and as with all musical episodes of TV shows, it can be a risky proposition.

Quick catch-up: Dr. Callie Torres (played by Sara Ramirez) and Dr. Arizona Robbins (Jessica Capshaw) were in a car accident following Arizona’s marriage proposal, an accident made all the more horrifying by the fact that Callie’s pregnant. That trauma is how we got this singing business incorporated in the first place.

As the New York Post explains, “‘Grey's' solution for that [spontaneous singing] problem was theorizing that the brain does crazy things after an injury, so a post-crash Callie was hallucinating that everyone at Seattle Grace was bursting into song.”

Reaction to that move has been pretty mixed.

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Since I blog about "American Idol," my television was already set to Fox on Thursday night.

After the "drama" of the elimination of two contestants, I was too tired to reach for the remote to change the channel, so I got sucked into a special hosted by Howie Mandel called "Mobbed."

The show uses the concept of flash mobs, where hundreds of folks show up spontaneously for a single event. In this case, a guy named Justin wanted to propose to his girlfriend of three years, Nikki.

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After being criticized by Oscars viewers, James Franco is finally speaking out about his hosting gig, saying that perhaps he was a little too "low energy."

On tonight's "Late Show With David Letterman," Franco tells the talk-show host that many people thought he was stoned during the ceremony.

"People said I was under the influence," says the actor. "I've thought about it. I think I know why: I love her, but Anne Hathaway is so energetic, I think the Tasmanian Devil would look stoned standing next to Anne Hathaway. She has a lot of energy!"

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