I'm with you. I find myself wondering which one will grow up to be the evil twin who tries to assume the other sister's identity in order to escape her life of crime.

I think I wouldn't mind if Eden and Savannah were sisters, but the fact that they're twins makes it easy to imagine better pairings. They're almost too unmatchy. I would also have a problem if they were too twinny, of course, so it's hard to win. Either way, they're very romance novel-ish.

I like Frances Pen. Also, I really hope her mother retires from acting to raise her, so I never have to watch her again.

Amen to that. I can't stand Amanda Peet.

Kimberly Williams Paisley from According to Jim who is married to country star Brad Paisley had a baby boy last week. They named him William Huckleberry Paisley.

*snerk* Huckleberry. Ahahahahaha.

At least they kept the craziness to the middle name though.

I feel like taking up a collection to get that kid some armor, because you know he's getting his ass kicked once he starts school.

When are mildly intelligent celebrities going to stop giving their children literary names in a vain attempt to prove to the world how well-read they are? Will it be soon?

People, if you're going to name your children after Mark Twain books, at least go with Tom Sawyer! Both Tom and Sawyer are acceptably safe choices! But Huckleberry?? This has to be either a family name or some really sad inside joke.

Poor Poor billy

Well, I hope it's because they know that Tom Sawyer sucks and nearly ruined the ending of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, while Huck rocks the hell out of both books. On the other hand, Finn or even Huck would make far better middle name than Huckleberry. No baby boys named after fruit, please!

If Huckleberry was the first name, it would be pretty awful. But I think as a middle name, it's fairly harmless. It's not as though most people go by their middle name. William H. Paisley sounds a bit like William H. Macy though.

Yeah, Huckleberry as a middle name is okay. I'm a firm believer that kre8tiv names should be relegated as middle names. (Plus Brad Paisley is the only country singer who I think is hot. His sweet, low-key dorkiness appeals to me.)

Celeb Baby Blog has a photo of Beatrice McCartney, who looks like a cute girl despite having Satan as a mother (and big for a three year old! She could pass for 5).

LaLa and Carmelo have a baby boy named Kiyan (the Denver news guys were pronouncing it as "cayenne"). No middle name, apparently.

Oooh, I really like Kiyan. Yay for a semi-normal baby name!

Especially considering his parents are named LaLa and Carmelo. It could have been so much worse.