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It's a Boy for Homeland's Billy Smith
Originally posted 04/09/2013 12:05PM
Son Dennis Ricardo arrived March 25 and is named for both of his grandfathers, the actor tells PEOPLE
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Claire Danes Says Son Cyrus Is 'Getting Fat!'
Originally posted 01/27/2013 08:05PM
Actresses don't usually like to talk about weight gain, but Claire Danes was more than happy to Sunday evening. Of course, the topic of discussion was her 6-week-old son Cyrus Michael Christopher.
"He's six weeks and getting fat. It's very exciting. All that time on the boob is starting to result in growth," the Homeland star, 33, told Giuliana Rancic on E!'s Live from the Red Carpet at the SAG Awards.
"He's getting rolls ... thank goodness they've arrived. He's starting to smile a little bit and he kind of knows I exist," she added. "That's reassuring – that feedback is amazing."
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Claire Danes: I'd Make a Lousy Stay-at-Home Mom
Originally posted 01/07/2013 01:30PM
"I've always wanted to have kids, but I'm glad I didn't until now," says the Homeland star and new mom to son Cyrus
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It's a Boy for Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy
Originally posted 12/20/2012 07:45AM
The actors welcomed son Cyrus Michael Christopher on Monday, her rep confirms to PEOPLE exclusively
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Damian Lewis of Homeland Likes Playing the Bad Guy
Originally posted 10/28/2012 08:00AM
It's not just the fact that President Obama and the Television Academy (which hands out the Emmys) have named Showtime's Homeland their favorite show, but there is also the enormous contribution of its star Damian Lewis to consider.
Some look at Lewis and find a thinking person's sex symbol.
As for Lewis's perception of himself and his TV persona, "I know it looks like I'm thinking deep thoughts on the show," he tells November's GQ magazine about playing Nick Brody, "but I'm probably just trying to remember my next line."
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Navid Negahban Says Airports Are Tough For TV Terrorists
Originally posted 10/05/2012 01:00PM
He's an emerging star on TV's hottest drama, but Homeland's Navid Negahban says he gets recognized in a most undesirable way.
The Iranian-born actor, 44, said because he often plays the bad guy – namely Homeland's terror mastermind Abu Nazir – airport security agents tend to scrutinize his passport, Negahban tells CNN.
Going through customs at New York's LaGuardia Airport on his way to Toronto last year, the actor, who also had a recurring role on the series 24, says agents started to ask him a host of questions. And because he was tired, he said the very thing he shouldn't.
Claire Danes Has Been a 'Trouper' During Pregnancy, Says Costar
Originally posted 09/24/2012 12:00PM
The cast of Homeland had a lot to celebrate on Sunday night after winning an Emmy for outstanding drama series. But the show's star, Claire Danes – who picked up a gold statuette of her own for outstanding lead actress in a drama series – she was also congratulated for being an expectant mother.
"I'm very excited for her," the actress's costar Morena Baccarin told PEOPLE on the red carpet before the ceremony. "She's going to be a wonderful mom. It's been a pleasure watching her slowly grow, and she looks so gorgeous. She looks stunning."
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Emmy Nominees on Facebook: Who Has the Most Likes?
Originally posted 09/22/2012 04:30PM
Only the accountants at Ernst & Young – the official vote-counters for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences – know who will take home an Emmy during Sunday's ceremony.
Until then it's anyone's guess. But we can tell you which Emmy nominees are getting the most buzz among 170.89 million Facebook users in the U.S.
Based on the number of "Likes" and the number of mentions on the social networking site, it seems Sofia Vergara is a fan favorite. The Modern Family star leads over Kristen Wiig, Mayim Bialik, Julie Bowen, Merritt Wever and Kathryn Joosten for the supporting comedy actress category.
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