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Prepare your pink-colored gifts because it’s a girl!!

OK! magazine exclusively broke the story that the reality star’s baby #2 is a girl. She is expecting to give birth late spring of this year.

Kourtney, 32, and her boyfriend Scott Disick, 28, announced the pregnancy back in November. They are already the proud parents of an adorable boy Mason, who’s turning 2 in December. They now need to buy a huge RV, with an rv insurance of course, for those family trips!

“We feel so blessed to be having a little girl and to be able to share this new experience with Mason,” Kourtney tells E! News.

Tyra Banks, the ever beautiful host of America’s Next Top Model, turned to twitter to show her happiness. She posted a bunch of photos on her Twitter account announcing her graduation from Harvard Business School.

She is now an alumna of the two-week Executive Education program, tuition for which is $31,000.

Her latest tweets on her twitter account @tyrabanks and her graduation pictures…

Smiling ear2ear on the Harvard Business School campus w/ my diploma! Tnx 2 my fab photographer mama 4 the pic!

Lovely! I’m sure she’ll still look as lovely wearing a hospital scrub on her graduation.

On stage at my Harvard Business School graduation! Lil blurry but SUCH an exciting moment 4 me & wanted 2 share w/u!

Girls

1. Elise Testone
2. Haley Johnson
3. Shannon Magrane
4. Baylie Brown
5. Hallie Day
6. Jessica Sanchez
7. Jen Hirsh
8. Chelsea Sorrell
9. Skylar Laine
10. Erika Van Pelt
11. Brielle Von Hugel
12. Hollie Cavanagh

Guys

1. Eben Franckewitz
2. Reed Grimm
3. Heejun Han
4. Deandre Brackensick
5. Aaron Marcellus Sanders
6. Adam Brock
7. Creighton Fraker
8. Phillip Phillips
9. Joshua Ledet
10. Jeremy Rosado
11. Colton Dixon
12. Chase Likens

Cornell University and the University of Hawaii are looking for volunteers for a four-month Mars simulation on a Hawaiian lava flow. The study that they are doing for NASA aims to figure out the food that astronauts need to have a balanced, healthy diet if they take a three-year trip to the the red planet.

The volunteers will experience what life is like for real astronauts. They’ll be living inside fake space capsules and wear space suits. They need to come up with some exciting new recipes that is high in nutrition, easy to eat in micro-gravity and would also need to last the 3-5 years (definitely not their usual as-hard-as-pendant bails food). They also need to record how long it takes to prepare the food, how good it tastes and how their choices change over time.

Interested applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree in engineering, biological or physical sciences, mathematics or computer science. This requirement is important because the volunteers, aside from testing food, also needs to simulate the living and working conditions on the lava flow base (the closest thing we have on Earth to Mars).

Sony PlayStation Vita has officially launched with the limited, First Edition bundle ($350 for a 3G Vita, a carrying case, and a 4GB memory card), and with that launch comes new addition – the PS Store.

Users can now download Netflix, Flickr, and LiveTweet apps for free. Several games have also been added, including Plants Vs. Zombies. Hopefully they include more games, like car speed games for boys and Barbie games for girls (like those in iOS where you can even airbrush tan Barbie!).

PCMags review, “Powerful graphics. Beautiful screen. Dual analog sticks. Short battery life, and battery isn’t removable. Proprietary memory card. Clunky media manager. The Sony PlayStation Vita is one of the best handheld game systems to date, even if almost everything it tries to do outside of gaming falls short.”

Reuters reported though that “While Internet reviews of the Vita hardware have been strong, gamers gripe that it requires them to buy external memory cards with Sony-specific technology at $20 to $100 each. Besides $250 for the basic hardware, users could end up forking over as much as $40 or $50 for each top-flight game, plus a memory stick that will set them back at least $20.”

The specs:

Marvel Studios presents, in association with Paramount Pictures, Marvel’s The Avengers. Starring Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner and Samuel L. Jackson. The movie is produced by Kevin Feige and written and directed by Joss Whedon.

The movie is based on the Marvel comic book series The Avengers which was first published in 1963.

The new shot shows Captain America flanked by Hawkeye and Black Widow. The film which will be distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures is coming to theaters on summer 2012.

The camera and film giant Eastman Kodak Co., is giving up its naming rights to the Hollywood theater, that houses the Academy Awards, in an effort to save money.

A bankruptcy court allowed Kodak to terminate its 20-year naming rights contract to the theater. The contract was worth an estimated $72 million, or $3.6 million a year. Big money for a big signage, not as small as name tags, which can be seen worldwide on the yearly Oscars event. Kodak signed the naming rights contract back in 2000, and the theater has hosted the Oscar ceremony since it opened the following year.

Meanwhile, the 20 year lease of The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences (AMPAS) on the theater has an escape clause after 10 years. But Leron Gubler, President & CEO of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, doubts the Academy awards ceremony moving to another venue. “The Kodak was designed specifically for the Oscars: the stage, the backstage, all the electrical and wiring. And it is a very glamorous and functional space.”

Cirque du Soleil, which has 8 shows per week, debuted its cinema-themed show Iris at the theater last year.

Jennifer Aniston now has her very own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame located on Hollywood Boulevard across from the W Hotel. She was accompanied by her current boyfriend, Justine Theroux, and her father, Days of Our Lives actor John Aniston during the ceremony. She looked gorgeous wearing a Chanel flower print dress and a pair of strappy sandals, lovely gift ideas for a girlfriend’s birthday, when she accepted the honor.

Adam Sandler, her Just Go With It co-star, joked on his speech about the actress, “She prayed for three things. To have everyone in the entire world be fascinated with her haircut; to one day star in a movie about an evil leprechaun who kills people, and most importantly, receive a star on the prestigious Hollywood Walk of Fame. Well today, Jennifer, the trifecta is here.”

“I was born in Sherman Oaks, California. I am a California girl through and through,” Aniston said, giving a short speech after posing for photos with her star. “This has always just sort been in the back of my mind — it probably was not even a dream, but one of my wildest dreams. I am utterly humbled and grateful.”

The brand new trailer and poster for The Bourne Legacy is finally out. Jeremy Renner is on the lead role replacing Matt Damon who starred on the first three films of the Bourne franchise.

The Bourne Legacy is written and directed by Tony Gilroy. Other stars in the movie are Rachel Weisz, Edward Norton, Stacy Keach and Oscar Isaac.

Are you excited to see the newest installment of the Bourne franchise? Don’t forget to watch it on August 3. But before that, check out the trailer…

According to a New York Times report, Google is preparing to launch a web-enabled smart glasses which will also be linked to Google services (like Google Map, Google Goggles, Google Latitude to name a few) by the end of the year.

Unnamed Google employees familiar with the project are said to have revealed that the glasses are expected to cost around $200-$650, similar to the current smartphones like blackberry storm.

The glasses, an Oakley Thumps look alike, is apparently Android-based and has the following specs: