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They say misery loves company and it seems to be the case for Minnie Driver. Already in the uncomfortable last stages of her pregnancy, she was joined by a fellow mom-to-be on the Malibu beach yesterday (August 24).
And the “Good Will Hunting” actress was baring all of her beautiful baby bump with a skimpy two-piece bathing suit along with a beach hat and sunglasses.
Minnie Driver bikini pics! (Malibu - 8/24)
Wow, Minnie Driver has really let herself go. It’s shocking really. She had such a bright future.
Clearly quite far along in her pregnancy term, Minnie Driver was spotted out for some fresh air on a Malibu, California beach yesterday (August 13).
The “Good Will Hunting” hottie was accompanied by her beloved dog Bubba as she sauntered down the sand to hang with a few friends.
Yep, she's still preggers!
We know we always say that when getting pix of these mothers-to-be, but ain't it the truth! Here's Ms. Minnie in a, er, colorful dress in Santa Monica.
Kinda sad that the last thing I remember seeing her act in was Will & Grace. And before that, it was Good Will Hunting!
Does anyone actually watch her on The Riches? I hear it's not that bad!
She’s getting pretty far along in her pregnancy by now, and Minnie Driver is doing her best to stay active and maintain her normal routine.
The “Good Will Hunting” actress was spotted chatting away on her mobile phone yesterday as she made her way around downtown Santa Monica, California sporting a purple and grey washed sundress with sandals and sunglasses.
We caught Minnie Driver out and about in Malibu Saturday afternoon - but after getting a look at the size of her baby belly, we're kinda amazed to see her up on her feet! (And yet, even at this late date, still no word on who the babydaddy might be - anyone got any new guesses?)
Hang in there, Minnie - it won't be long now!
Multi-tasking Minnie Driver seems perfectly poised for motherhood!
Drinking, noshing and talking on the phone while walking the dog, Minnie looked happy and healthy in Santa Monica yesterday.
And although she's still not giving up the deets on the babydaddy, we did spot a ring on her ring finger - but is it an engagement ring?
Maybe that's what she's smiling about!
Look how cute pregnant Minnie Driver looks in her bikini. Well, cute may not be the best word to describ Minalina, I’ve made a personal vow to never make fun of any pregnant woman. Even if she looks a little pasty and puffy.
Preggers Minnie Driver cooled off her baby bump over the scorching-hot weekend in Malibu.
Good thing she wasn't on that beach, some innocent bystanders coulda gotten hurt in the melee!
Seems like EVERYONE was in Malibu this weekend! And with the near 100 degree temps, you can't blame them for taking advantage of SoCal's public beaches!
And why are you wearing that? Minnie Driver still isn't spilling as to who sperminated her. But she's shooting down suggestions and dropping some hints.
Minnie says that the father is NOT San Francisco musician Craig Zolezzi, who a few media outlets had suggested it might be.
Craig's not the dad!" Minnie told the British press. "He's my great friend and he's been so cool about it."
Minnie did say that the father was "English" and "sort of in the same business." You let Simon Cowell f*ck you? Was it the sweater moobs? And the flat head? Maybe that's hot in some circles. I bet he's grumpy as hell in the morning, though.
Minnie thinks all this speculation will blow over soon.
"It'll come out in time," she said. "There'll be some other bump people will be interested in and I'll have this baby and get on with my life."
The way people talk about "bumps" makes me physically ill. It's not a hat or a tumor.
Photos: PacificCoastNewsOnline.com
When Jack Kliger took over Elle and Hachette's other US titles in 1999, he established himself as one of the magazine industry's few multimedia visionaries. The former Conde Nast publisher pushed Hachette's content onto EchoStar's interactive TV platform; Hachette's Car and Driver teamed up with the USA Network to produce a reality show spin-off of Cannonball Run, the cross-country car-race movie. And, when Hachette closed Elle Girl and Premiere magazines but kept their websites going, Kliger the charmer spun the cost-cutting exercise as an embrace of online media. So how's that going? Try utter disaster. We've been getting reports all day that the group has laid off almost its entire online staff. And here's one good reason: even Hachette's most successful online properties have the reach of a mid-sized blog, according to previously undisclosed web stats. (Oh, yes, and Hachette's Elle is about to lose its cherished role on Project Runway, the fashion-industry reality show.) If the future of magazines is some multimedia magic, as Kliger has been saying for a decade, Hachette has not much of a future; nor the Hachette boss himself.
First of all, the layoffs. There is no official word yet, but we're hearing from inside that up to 20 people have gone, including executive Matthew Rosenberg; Joyann King, fashion editor at ElleGirl.com; Holly Seigal, senior editor of Ellegirl.com; and Dei Lewison, producer of the Elle websites. (There's no word on the former store salesman boyfriend whom insiders said Elle's self-promoting creative director, Joe Zee, installed at the fashion magazine's website.) The casualties were called to a meeting at 10.30 and then left to stew for quarter of an hour before digital boss Todd Anderman breezed in to fire them.
Another casualty is Glenn Kenny, whom Kliger talked up so much when he shut down the US edition of Premiere, the entertainment magazine. When the title was shuttered, Kliger said Kenny—the magazine's "most recognizable name"—would remain as an online movie critic and blogger. Kliger told the Wall Street Journal: "We saw trend lines for both ELLEgirl.com and Premiere.com moving in very positive, healthy directions, and we didn't necessarily feel that the print versions, which were not trending in a reasonable timeline toward profitability, enhanced what the digital versions were providing." So, why the cutbacks at a division which Kliger said would provide Hachette with over 20% of its revenues and most of its advertising growth?
First of all, Hachette has always been an abortion of a magazine company. It was a rag-tag collection of also-ran titles put together by David Pecker, now busy losing money at American Media. The company is owned by a dysfunctional French conglomerate, which never gave Kliger the resources or authority he needed to make the group a significant player. Much of Kliger's talk—about grand web plans—was just designed to bamboozle credulous journalists who might otherwise see a marginal magazine group in decline. Earlier in his tenure, Kliger was said to be much loved by his French bosses. More recently, we heard the relationship had broken down. "I'd heard the French were rats," he's known to complain. "But now I know."
Second, it's experiencing the same pressure to cut costs that is affecting other print publishing groups—except more so. Lagardere, the French company which owns Hachette, recently disclosed its US revenues were flat—and that was not even counting the revenues sacrificed when Premiere folded. The firm is moving out of the 40th floor of its Manhattan headquarters to save on rent; business trips have been curtailed; and editors are forced to print stories from inventory because editorial budgets do not allow new commissions.
Third, the grand multimedia experiment has been an utter failure. The early experiments with interactive TV were dismal, predictably. But nor have Kliger's more recent investments in branded web titles such as Premiere.com fulfilled the promise he saw for them. Hachette recently allowed Quantcast, a web measurement firm, to monitor traffic. Those numbers are not protected by a password. All the Hachette website put together garner no more than 200-250,ooo unique visitors per day; one of the biggest, Elle's website, only attracts of the order of 60,000. Embarrassing.
Hachette hasn't said whether it will be replacing any of the staff let go today. "There is no stability here, no one knows what's going on or what is happening," says a tipster. Elle, Car and Driver and various other titles certainly have some sort of following, even if exaggerated by pay-for-praise public relations interns. Their economic value may be better realized in some other media group, if anyone is still buying. As for Kliger himself, the tittle-tattle is that his contract is coming up for renewal—and it won't be.
[Photo shows Kliger with his former mistress, speaking coach Amy Griggs, and daughter.]
She’s a beautiful mommy-to-be, as well as a successful actress. And at last night’s “An Evening with The Riches” at the Paley Center for Media, Minnie Driver kept it light hearted while talking about the identity of her babydaddy.
She told press, “It’s the Easter bunny!” before joking, “I’ve never had sex.” But with a growing baby bump like hers, that’s gonna be a hard sell.
She’s charmed the hearts of theatergoers all over the world, and now Minnie Driver is getting ready for a new phase in her life - motherhood.
The “Good Will Hunting” actress will be cramming in all kinds of career stuff between now and the summer season. She’ll be releasing a new album called “Seastories” and touring the UK, Europe, and the West Coast of the United States in the upcoming months.
It seems like all of Hollywood’s female celebrities are pregnant - from Angelina Jolie, to Jessica Alba, all the way down the age scale to Jamie Lynn Spears! And the latest name on the soon-to-be-a-mother list is Minnie Driver.
Last night on the “Tonight Show with Jay Leno” the “Good Will Hunting” actress put an end to speculation that she’s expecting and just came right out and told the world.
Well, we've known for some time now, but now actress Minnie driver has confirmed that she is pregnant. Page Six.com noted that when the star of The Riches sat down to talk with Jay Leno on his late-night talk show, Minnie answered Jay's question of whether or not she was pregnant by saying, "Yes I am," but opted not to go into any details concerning the identity of the father.
Minnie also visited Ellen DeGeneres on her talk show and, in an episode that is scheduled to air on Monday, the mother-to-be allowed Ellen to feel up on her baby bump, her lovely baby bump. Check it out.
Photos: SplashNewsOnline.com
Filed under: Paparazzi Video, Wacky and Weird
TMZ.com: Minnie Driver is one of celebdom's least divariffic citizens; she's affable, funny, charming, blah, blah, blah. But she isn't above a little muscle-flexing ... to get the cupcakes she wants.We caught up with Minnie outside of NYC's Magnolia Bakery --... Read more
And no one seemed to care--well, not all THAT much. But we continue to stalk Minnie unrelentingly and have noticed here that she's wearing heaps of clothing, presumably to cover up her baby bump as she prepares for a departing flight from the Los Angeles International Airport.
Oh, remember the good old days, when people would have given a damn about Minnie being preggo? I was but a child.
Photos: BauerGriffinOnline.com
More photos of the probably pregnant Minnie Driver at LAX are after the jump.
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Nicole Richie stopped by traffic school yesterday to take care of some court-ordered business stemming from her DUI last year, with her faithful fiancee Joel Madden by her sidde for support. Despite the circumstances which led to her enrollment, we actually think these pictures are incredibly encouraging - who doesn't love the story of a mother giving up on her wild ways in favor of handling their business in a mature manner?
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We're also duly impressed by the dedication Nicole's showing by taking care of her traffic school in the advanced state of pregnancy she's in!