Despite being a busy little beaver, "High School Musical" star Vanessa Hudgens found time to have lunch with her family on Monday. Good girl! Lady Efron was the picture of innocence when spotted in a "Peace Now" t-shirt at Patty's in Toluca Lake, Calif. with her mother and sister. Family entertainment! When asked who she was going to vote for, the 18-year-old responded, "I don't know. That's a loaded question.

Devonta Smith parents are Kelvin Dickerson and Christina Smith Sylve. Christina gave birth to DeVonta on November 14, 1998. Wide receiver DeVonta Smith has made a name for himself in football. Playing for the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL, Smith previously had a standout college career at the University of Alabama. In 2020, during his senior season with the Crimson Tide, he logged impressive stats over 1,800 receiving yards and 23 touchdowns.

Ranked as the No.1 recruit in her class by ESPN, shooting guard Azzi Fudd carried UConn to the national championship game in her Freshman year. She has also been awarded the National Player of the Year honor. In 2022, she became a member of the Big East All-Freshman Team. Her court exploits have also improved her brand image and market value. Today, Fudd is earning big through her name, image, and likeness deals with multi-million brands.

British catwalk queen Kate Moss, one of the world’s most photographed women, is expecting her first child, it was revealed on Thursday. Twenty-eight-year-old Kate, who has been dating publisher Jefferson Hack for the past 15 months, told British newspaper The Mirror: “It’s true. I am pregnant. The baby is due in October and I couldn’t be more delighted.” The Croydon-born model is expected to give birth at the St John and St Elizabeth Hospital in London’s St John’s Wood – the hospital where Kate Winslet had her daughter Mia, and Liz Hurley is due to have her first child.

The ObserverTulisa ContostavlosReview(All Around the World/Island)The debut solo album from N-Dubz singer and X Factor judge Tulisa doesn't start promisingly. The spoken-word Intro espouses female empowerment but sounds like Pat Butcher flatly intoning rejected taglines for Margaret Thatcher biopic The Iron Lady, before the numbing, generic trance stylings of recent No 1 single Young kick in. Live Your Life and the atrocious Kill Me Tonight are cut from the same cloth, while Damn is a ponderous power ballad.