Beyonce And Jay-Z May Be Having A Girl

By Lane Moore  |  November 5, 2011 | 3:55pm
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Since very, very few of us have had intimate, personal conversations with Pregnance or Jay-Z about the sex of their child, it’s impossible to say what it’s going to be. Unless you’re Kelly Rowland and you have talked to Pregnance. Then you’d know it’s pretty much going to be a girl.

Sources have referred to the upcoming arrival as “she” to PEOPLE, and former Destiny’s Child bandmate Kelly Rowland alluded to the baby’s gender at an awards show Thursday night. Rowland told Bang Showbiz: “I have no idea what I’m going to buy Beyoncé at the baby shower because Jay is going to buy that little girl every single thing possible.”

That said, the couple’s first child is due in February and will likely be awesome, no matter what gender.

The Devil Wears Prada‘s Stanley Tucci is engaged to former TDWP co-star Emily Blunt‘s sister! And yes, their story sounds pretty lovely:

The 50-year-old actor is engaged to Felicity Blunt, Emily Blunt’s sister. Emily and Stanley starred together in the hit film The Devil Wears Prada.
“Emily loved Stanley on the set of Devil, and just thought they would hit it off, so she set them up,” a source said to Us.
Stanley’s first wife sadly passed away from cancer in 2009. “It hasn’t been easy for him getting into a new relationship, but Felicity is a lovely person and very warm and comforting,” the source added.

“I guess they’re bigger overseas?” band Snow Patrol says U2 taught them how to be rock stars:

“When U2 took us on tour in 2005 and then the subsequent three years on the 360 Tour, they showed us the virtue of a show compared to a gig. Even when we were playing bigger gigs around Chasing Cars and Eyes Open, we were still turning up for gigs like we had just fallen out of the student’s union at 3am.
We didn’t really think about stage presence. We would work out the set list five minutes before we went on stage in the same clothes we had been wearing in the pub. U2 showed us the approach we should be taking. There should be a show, a spectacle.”