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It's Alabama Luella Barker!

The adorable 4 1/2-year-old daughter of Shanna Moakler and Travis Barker was seen in her Halloween costume in Los Angeles with her dad on Friday (October 30). Travis and Shanna are also parents to 6-year-old Landon.

Earlier this month during a tour stop in Atlanta with band blink-182, Travis stopped by the burn center where he was treated last September after he survived a plane crash with his friend DJ AM, who died in August. The 33-year-old drummer thanked the doctors who helped save his life.

I'm here to say 'thank you' to everyone who took care of me after the accident. I was sort of unconscious the last time I was here, and I felt like I owed them a big 'thank you.'"

It's Mr. Big and his Mr. Little!

Chris Noth and Tara Lynn Wilson were photographed at Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch with their son Orion, 21 months, in Los Angeles on Sunday (Ocotber 25).

Chris, 54, and Tara, 27, are partners in a teahouse called Once Upon A Tea Cup. They are also about to become partners in life! The Sex and the City star recently revealed that he just proposed to his long-time girlfriend.

What a cutie! It's our first glimpse of Laurence Fishburne's 2-year-old daughter Delilah!

The 48-year-old Matrix star and his wife Gina Torres were spotted at Mr. Bones Pumpkin Patch in Los Angeles on Saturday (October 17). Laurence is also dad to a son, Langston, 22, and a daughter, Montana, 18, with ex-wife Hajna Moss.

Laurence is planning to produce a movie based on the popular novel The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho.

Our readers are too smart! This beautiful celeb kid is none other than Grace Burns, who turns 6 later this month. The adorable daughter of supermodel Christy Turlington and actor/director/writer Ed Burns was seen running some errands, grabbing lunch and hailing a cab with mom in New York City on Friday (October 9). Christy and Ed are also parents to 3 1/2-year old son, Finn.

Christy spent the past year traveling to Bangladesh and Guatemala working on a self-financed film on maternal health titled, No Woman, No Cry which she recently spoke about:

Now I'm 40 and getting this degree, I might be on the cusp of the career that I always wanted. Maternal deaths mean there are very serious things going on under the radar about women's status. There is aid for children, but without mothers, what are their chances of survival? International health-care reform is moving toward the American model, but it's broken. The United States ranks forty-first in maternal health. I think one of the reasons we're doing more Cesarean sections here is because that means more people in the delivery room, and the hospital can charge you for four days instead of two. It's all for profit and not about taking care of people."