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Access Star Sightings: March 7 - 13, 2009

Zac and Vanessa spend a romantic evening in Malibu… Justin and Jessica grab gelato… and Chris Brown makes a solo appearance at the gym. What all the stars were up to this week — inside!

Minnie Driver Already Thinking About Baby No. 2

Minnie Driver has been a parent for just two months now, but she told Ellen DeGeneres, she’s already thinking about expanding her family.

“I’d have another one,” Minnie said on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” in an episode airing Friday.

Star Sightings: October 24, 2008

Thursday night October 23, in NYC — At the Grand Opening of the Lucky Strike Lanes in New York… designer Richie Rich said he is totally over the election and wants it to be over… model Beverly Johnson said she is “an election junkie” and it’s Obama all the way for her.

And in LA — Celebrities including Shannen Doherty, Nicky Hilton, Amy Smart, Molly Sims, Minnie Driver, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Rex Lee of “Entourage,” and former Britney BFF Alli Sims viewed the newest collections from vintage-inspired luxury fine jewelry line JULES SMITH, edgy footwear “shoe-elry” line UES, Upper Echelon Shoes and BLAINE, a new cashmere knitwear collection by Blaine Zuckerman.

The rest of the week’s hot sightings… inside!

FIRST LOOK: Minnie Driver’s First Photo Of Baby Henry

Minnie might not be saying who the father of her newborn son is, but the actress has revealed a photo of her son on her MySpace page.

It’s A Boy For Minnie Driver

As an actress, Minnie Driver shares many stories through television and film, but now she has one of her own. The actress gave birth to Henry Story Driver on Friday, People reported.

And what a Story he is. A rep for the star confirmed to the mag that Minnie’s little boy, who was born in Los Angeles, weighed in at a very healthy 9lbs., 12 oz., making him one of the biggest celebrity babies born this year.

Minnie Driver Answers The Question: Who’s Your Baby Daddy (Sort Of)

Minnie Driver still isn’t revealing who the father of her unborn child is, but she is saying who he isn’t.

“Craig’s not the dad,” “The Riches” star told the UK’s Independent newspaper, referring to San Francisco musician Craig Zolezzi, who many had suspected fathered the child she is carrying.

Minnie Driver Reveals Pregnancy On 'Tonight Show'

Minnie Driver is pregnant with her first child, the actress revealed Thursday during an appearance on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.”

The 38-year-old-actress made the announcement after Jay had joked that it appeared she was gaining weight from too many buffet trips.

Golden Globes TV: Fey, Piven, Close & More Pick Up Awards

“30 Rock’s” Tina Fey, “Entourage’s” Jeremy Piven and “Damages” star Glenn Close were among the winners of Golden Globes in the television category. Find out who else on the small screen were given an award tonight.

Complete List: Golden Globe Nominees 2008

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (December 13, 2007) — The following is a list of nominees for the 65th annual Golden Globe Awards:

Competition For 2007 Emmys Heats Up With ‘Sopranos,’ ‘Grey’s’

Winning a top trophy helped “Cheers,” “Hill Street Blues” and “All in the Family,” which once found themselves in the same tenuous position as Fey’s small gem. After the shows were anointed by Emmy, audiences discovered them and they became long-running, influential hits.

Competition For 2007 Emmys Heats Up With ‘Sopranos,’ ‘Grey’s’

Winning a top trophy helped “Cheers,” “Hill Street Blues” and “All in the Family,” which once found themselves in the same tenuous position as Fey’s small gem. After the shows were anointed by Emmy, audiences discovered them and they became long-running, influential hits.

‘Sopranos’ & ‘Betty’: Who Will Emmy Love Most?

“Ugly Betty” is expected to gather multiple nominations in the comedy categories, but not for the same reasons as “The Sopranos.” While the show’s quality is apparent, it’s the “breakout factor” as a new hit show that’s sure to attract voters. The fact that “Betty” star America Ferrera is phenomenally talented — and irresistably loveable — adds to the show’s chances. “The Sopranos” and “Ugly Betty” aren’t the only nominee contenders, however. There are other series and performances that caught critics’ and viewers’ eyes this year.In the drama department, competition could come from strong contenders like ABC’s smash hit “Grey’s Anatomy,” NBC’s “Heroes” and critically acclaimed “Friday Night Lights,” and Fox’s “House” and “24.” Although “24” took a beating from fans and critics this year, it will most likely be recognized due to its wins for Outstanding Drama Series and Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series (for star Kiefer Sutherland) last year. ABC’s “Lost” could also receive a nomination, despite its dropoff in viewers this year. In the drama categories for Lead Actor and Actress, “Sopranos” stars James Gandolfini and Edie Falco are virtually locks for nominations. Gandolfini’s competition will most likely come from Sutherland, two-time Emmy winner James Spader (”Boston Legal”), Denis Leary (”Rescue Me”), and Hugh Laurie, who has won two Golden Globes for his “House” work, despite being snubbed in last year’s Emmy nominations. Newcomers to the field this year could be Kyle Chandler and Anthony C. Hall, who both received rave reviews for their work in “Friday Night Lights” and Showtime’s “Dexter,” respectively.Falco will most likely be joined by last year’s winner, Mariska Hargitay (”Law & Order: SVU”), Kyra Sedgwick (”The Closer”), and Patricia Arquette (”Medium”). Sally Field, who has two Emmys under her belt for past performances, may score a nomination for her work in “Brothers & Sisters,” along with co-star Calista Flockhart. Other dark horse contenders may include “The Riches” star Minnie Driver, and “Friday Night Lights” leading lady Connie Britton.As for the comedies: NBC will most likely be recognized in the Oustanding Comedy Series category for last year’s winner, “The Office,” as well as for new comedy “30 Rock.” Perrenial Emmy favorite “Two and a Half Men” is also in the running, along with previous Emmy nominees “Weeds” (from Showtime) and “Entourage” (from HBO). While both “Weeds” and “Entourage” have been nominated in other categories in the past, this could be the year they find a place in the big one. HBO could also grab a nomination for “Extras,” which was created by (and stars) British comedy powerhouse Ricky Gervais. Three-time Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series winner Tony Shalhoub will most likely be nominated again for his performance in “Monk,” as will previous nominee Steve Carrell for “The Office.” Alec Baldwin will most likely provide the strongest “newbie” competition for Shalhoub and Carrell, due to his Golden Globe-winning work in “30 Rock.” Other potential candidates include Charlie Sheen (”Two and a Half Men”), Kevin James (”The King of Queens”) and Zach Braff (”Scrubs”) — all of whom were nominated last year. Ferrera will undoubtedly face Julia-Louis Dreyfus in the Oustanding Lead Actress in a Comedy category, in light of Dreyfus’ win last year for “The New Adventures of Old Christine.” 2005 winner Felicity Huffman may make the cut again this year for her role in “Desperate Housewives,” and 2005 Golden Globe winner Mary-Louise Parker may get some Emmy love for her work on “Weeds.” Freshman series “30 Rock” will most likely have its presence felt in this category with a nomination for series star and co-creator, Tina Fey. As with past Emmy nominations, there are bound to be a few surprises. Will this be the year that critical darling “Battlestar Galactica” finally gets a nod? Will “American Idol” get another chance to best “The Amazing Race” for Outstanding Reality-Competition Program? All will be revealed when the nominees are announced tomorrow at 5:35 AM (PDT)!