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Christina Applegate brought 9-month-old daughter Sadie Grace to the set of her new show, "Up All Night," on Monday. - INFphoto.com

Talk about life imitating art! Shortly after actress Christina Applegate gave birth to her first child, Sadie Grace, in January, she was asked to star in a new sitcom about a frazzled first-time mom who goes back to work. Which meant Christina would have to go back to work too (though we're not sure about the frazzled part). On Monday the 39-year-old was spotted on the set of her NBC show "Up All Night," which co-stars fellow parents, Will Arnett and Maya Rudolph, with her baby girl -- who was donning a teeny-tiny leopard-print top and dinosaur bib -- on her hip.

As for Christina's necklace that reads "Amy," that's the name of her TV daughter. But maybe she'll be inspired by the idea and get one that says Sadie Grace!

"I felt my heart literally open up for the first time and like wrap itself around her. It was profound," Applegate told People magazine about holding her newborn for the first time. "And I'm more in love with her every minute of the day."

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Gwen Stefani and her sons took a trip to the London Zoo on Wednesday. - Optic Photos/PacificCoastNews.comKingston brought his own transportation along on the outing! - Optic Photos/PacificCoastNews.comRocker mom Gwen Stefani gave sons Zuma, 3, and Kingston, 5, an up-close look at wild life on Wednesday via a trip to the London Zoo. The family had a lot of animals to see --so they brought their own wheels -- a stroller for Zuma and a scooter for Kingston. Later, mama Gwen snapped pics of some penguins.

Gwen snapped pics of some of the zoo's residents. - Optic Photos/PacificCoastNews.com

On Monday, the "Wind It Up" singer -- whose hubby is Bush front man Gavin Rossdale — hosted a star-studded play date for her boys at her London home, attended by none other than Angelina Jolie and two-thirds of her brood --3-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne, 5-year-old Shiloh, and 6-year-old Zahara.

One thing's for sure: There's never a dull moment in the Stefani-Rossdale house hold!

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Johnny Depp, 48, poses on the cover of Vanity Fair 's November issue. - Terry Richardson/Vanity FairYou know those actors who claim to have turned down certain movies -- despite the promise of big dollars -- because the role just didn't feel right? Johnny Depp isn't one of them.

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"Basically, if they're going to pay me the stupid money right now, I'm going to take it. I have to," the "Pirates of the Caribbean" stars says in the November issue of Vanity Fair. "Imean, it's not for me. Do you know what I mean? At this point, it's for my kids. [Depp is father to Lily-Rose, 12, and 9-year-old Jack.] It's ridiculous, yeah, yeah. But ultimately is it for me? No. No. It's for the kids."

Elizabeth Hurley mingled at an Endinburgh, Scotland, department store, where she was promoting Estee Lauder's Pink Ribbon Collection, which raises money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. - Ian Jacobs/Getty ImagesA newly engaged Elizabeth Hurley showed off her sapphire sparkler on Tuesday when she appeared at an Edinburgh, Scotland, department store to promote Estee Lauder's Pink Ribbon Collection, which donates a portion of its proceeds to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

"I'm afraid it's probably very unlikely that there's anyone in this store that hasn't come across somebody who has been affected by breast cancer," the 46-year-old, one of the faces Estee Lauder, said at the event -- which also kicked off Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The 46-year-old old lost her grandmother to breast cancer. - Ian Jacobs/Getty Images

The cause is one that's close to her heart. "I lost my grandmother to breast cancer and at one stage I had five friends all under40, all mothers and all with breast cancer," Hurley revealed. "I'm happy to tell you that all those five ladies survived, and the reason they did is because they found their own lumps through self-detection and they went to their doctor. The cancer was found early and they were cured."

In true Scottish style, the model and

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi opened their Beverly Hills home to Architectural Digest for the magazine's November issue. - Roger DaviesThink your apartment's too small or your house is a touch cramped? Well, get ready to feel even worse about your pad when you get a peek inside Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi's 9,500-square-foot estate, which comes complete with a media room (where the two were married), giant pool, meditation room, pond, and some very big closets.

Denise Richards took baby Eloise and 6-year-old Lola to watch big sister Sam's soccer game on Saturday. - Miguel Aguilar/Sam Sharma/PacificCoastNews.comDenise Richards' eldest daughter Sam, 7, had a very special spectator at her soccer game in Los Angeles on Saturday -- her new baby sister Eloise!

Denise brought 4-month-old Eloise, whom she adopted in June, to the game along with her 6-year-old daughter Lola. She had both Lolaand Sam with ex-husband Charlie Sheen and adopted Eloise on her own. Though Charlie didn't show up at this one, he did join Denise for last weekend's game.

Denise gave middle daughter Lola a big kiss on the sidelines. - Miguel Aguilar/Sam Sharma/PacificCoastNews.comMom made sure Sam stayed hydrated on the field. - Miguel Aguilar/Sam Sharma/PacificCoastNews.com

The 40-year-old actress, who donned a strapless sundress and shades, made herself at home on the sidelines , feeding Eloise, smooching Lola, and serving as water girl for her pint-size player, Sam.

Creating this picture-perfect brood wasn't as easy as one might think, Denise explained to Us Weekly in July. "Some people think if a celebrity wants a baby, they get one the next day," she said. "But the adoption took two years, and there were times I felt discouraged, times when I got close to adopting a baby and it fell through. But I knew the right baby would

Hugh Jackman spent more than a year getting in shape for the upcoming robo-boxing flick "Real Steel." - James Fisher"I have to eat a stricter diet. I have to train even harder. I can’t get away with what I used to," the actor says of his regimen. - James FisherHugh Jackman's ability to transform himself into tip-top shape for a role is about as impressive as his list of "X-Men" blockbusters. You might think a buff Hollywood hunk like Hugh would have an ongoing love affair with working out, but actually, Jackman tells Men's Fitness, he's no gym rat.

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"People say it's addictive, but I'm like, 'not so much,'" he says in the magazine's October issue. "If I weren't getting paid or didn't have a character like 'Wolverine' to maintain, I would just be a tall, lean, fit guy."

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To help him learn boxing moves, "Real Steel" producers brought in legendary boxer Sugar Ray Leonard. - James Fisher

And now, at age 42, the Aussie actor has to pay more attention to his fitness regime and diet than he used to. "Over the past three or four years it's gotten a lot tougher," he admits. "I have to eat a stricter diet. I have to train even harder. I can't get away with what I used to."

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Music icon Barry Manilow may be 68, but he doesn't seem at all familiar with the word "retirement." The singer/songwriter currently has a running gig in Las Vegas, just released a new album, recently launched his own wine label, and is just as comfortable updating fans on Facebook as he is playing tunes on the piano for them. He's also begun lending his voice to something other than singing, working to raise awareness of a chronic heart disease called atrial fibrillation, which he was diagnosed with 15 years ago. The "Copa Cabana" crooner talked to omg! to share his thoughts on everything from "American Idol" to Twitter to how he's become an unlikely indie rocker.

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