I’d like to thank Kelly so so so much fr the scans! Sarah is in the newest issue of the Aussie magazine New Idea. Check out the pictures HERE.

I’m so so sorry for the late scans, i’m having some issues with my scanner. Well here are the scans from the issue of People with Sarah and her daughter Charoette Grace Prinze! The issue hit newsstands Friday, November 6th. Check out the pictures HERE.

Thanks to Lister i’ve added a bunch of rare ‘Simply Irresistable‘ stills. Check out the pictures HERE.

E! News aired a segment on Sarah & Charlotte’s photos in Peaple magazine. Click on the picture to see the video!

The Buffy the Vampire Slayer star and her husband Freddie Prinze Jr. welcomed baby Charlotte Grace in September (09).

But the actress admits her daughter almost had to be delivered by her trainer when she went into labour a week earlier than expected.

She tells People magazine, “I went into labour at the gym! I didn’t really believe it. I just felt a little nauseous, and my trainer said to me, ‘Um, isn’t your baby coming next week? Maybe it’s time now?’ I said, ‘Oh no, I doubt it…’

“…I went home, and I said to Freddie, ‘This can’t be labour.’ He kept saying, ‘Sarah, are you sure?’”

The actress put her stomach pains down to a dodgy dinner she’d had the night before, until the aches intensified.

But she still managed to keep her calm throughout her labour and even in the delivery room.

Prinze Jr. says, “Later that night, she was like, ‘OK, I think I might be in labour, but you should get some more sleep.’ She was very calm, very centred, very prepared. I’m telling you, this girl is like Gandhi. She doesn’t let anything rattle her…

And the actor is surprised at how smoothly the birth went: “It was like, three pushes and the baby was out.”

Little Charlotte Grace is the couple’s first child together. They married in 2002.

In what should have been the People cover story (instead of Fergie and Josh), Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. introduce their baby Charlotte Grace Prinze to the world, this is only exciting because it’s the only good thing that came from that movie, “I Know What You Did Last Summer.” The couple has been married for seven years and are totally adorable to each other and to their new daughter. Both actors agree that they made the right decision waiting until their 30’s to have children and they knew they were prepared. They should talk to the Kardashians, cause apparently they’ve got it figured out.

I will try my best to either have the scans later today or tommrow. it kinda sucks to have her cover taken from her

For the Big Movie Weekend on the ION channel the are showing ‘The Return’ on Saturday night at 9pm EST. So be sure to check you local listings! To see ION’s TV spot for the movie, click the picture below…

One of FEARtober’s features is Pumpkin Palooza – each day, one new pumpkin is carved exclusively for FEARnet by Russ Leno. The subjects include horror icons, headline newsmakers, sexy scream queens and celebrities we fear most. One of the featured pumpkins is none other than Sarah Michelle Gellar!

Well this isn’t really Sarah news, but Glee is my favorite show on TV right n0w, and we all love Joss

I hadn’t been warming to Glee already, this for sure would’ve begun defrosting me: Dollhouse-keeper Joss Whedon has agreed to direct one of the back nine episodes that Fox just ordered.

Turns out, the genius who gave us not only the “Once More, With Feeling” musical episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer but also Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog is a big fan of Ryan Murphy’s new phenom. So when Twentieth (the studio behind Glee) approached him about the gig, pretty much his only reservation was scheduling.

“Joss directed one of the great musical episodes in the history of television on Buffy,” gushes Murphy, “so this is a great, if unexpected, fit. I’m thrilled he’ll be loaning us his fantastic groundbreaking talent.”

And there’s no reason to panic, Dollhouse fans: I’m told the auteur’s moonlighting in no way, shape or form suggests that that show is a goner. He’d most likely tackle the side job after Eliza Dushku and Co. have wrapped their 13-episode order.

So whad’ya think? Good news or great? And any bets on how soon the petition will be started to get Sarah Michelle Gellar a bit part?

Entertainment Weekly

Sarah Michelle Gellar’s personal life is going swimmingly—her daughter Charlotte was born last month—but her career has been seemingly trapped in professional purgatory for nearly a decade now.

SMG was supposed to break out of those doldrums in 2010 with the premiere of a sophisticated new family comedy on HBO, but that prospect is now looking dim.

The pilot for the series in question, The Wonderful Maladys, about a family of eccentric geniuses not unlike the Royal Tenenbaums or J.D. Salinger’s Glass family, was filmed in May, and there was every hope that after SMG wrapped her maternity leave this fall, production would begin on Buffy’s return to series television.

So why did Gellar fans around the world hear the sound of brakes screeching earlier today? Here’s what we know:

Whedonesque.com (a online clearinghouse for any and all news even marginally related to Joss Whedon’s projects) reported this afternoon that a Gellar fan by the name of temponaut had gone out to do some Internet-based shoe-leather reporting about the fate of the series, and returned bearing bad news.

When temponaut asked Gellar’s Maladys costar Nate Cordrry via Facebook about the status of Wonderful, Cordrry said, “Didn’t get picked up…boo,” and the pilot director Alan Taylor reportedly messaged temponaut the same bad tidings: “Sadly…the rumors are true. WM will not be going to series.” (Cordrry, Deadwood babe Molly Parker and SMG were set to play the series’ titular wonderful Malady siblings.)

However, when contacted by E! News for confirmation that The Wonderful Maladys would not be going to series, an HBO rep said, “[We're] not able to confirm that one.”

A rep for Maladys creator Charles Randolph did not respond to a request for comment on Friday afternoon.

So…mystery. Can the people on the Interwebs be trusted? Is HBO just letting Maladys down gently, hanging on to their option until the last possible minute? If that’s the case, perhaps both HBO and creator Randolph should consider just ripping off the Band-Aid—being done with it hurts less in the long run, we swear.

That said, is HBO aware that dumping SMG’s return to TV before it even airs is, well, crazysauce? Don’t they know she practically started the 21st-century vampire-romance frenzy that is now sustaining their network in the form of True Blood? Not to mention that Maladys is one of those rare pilots with ultra-good buzz that everyone believes is destined for public acclaim and big ratings. Why squander such potential?

E! Online