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Kate Middleton's due date is approaching fast as her baby bump grows, and it might be announced on Twitter.

According to Entertainment Wise, Now magazine reported that the royal palace would announce the baby's arrival on Twitter. That could be any day now since we know that Middleton's due date is July 13.


The report said that this sets a precedence when it comes to modernizing the royal family, among other things they did such as their 2010 November engagement announced on Twitter.

The 31-year-old Duchess of Cambridge has been steady in the spotlight, showing off her big baby bump to everyone.

Her and husband Prince William are expecting their first child together soon, and since Middleton plans on being a stay-at-home mom (at least for a while), she has taken up cooking lessons.

According to Us magazine, an insider said that the couple's new housekeeper, Antonella Fresolone, was hired three weeks ago and is known for her "delicious" Italian cooking. She is showing Middleton how to make "a number of new dishes" in the small kitchen at Nottingham Cottage.

In recent news, the Duchess was recently spotted shopping in London for the Kensington home she shares with husband Prince William, and she did it all in the pouring rain.

E! Online said that Middleton carried her own bags after shopping at a home furnishing store with security holding an umbrella for her on top of her head on Tuesday.

Sources said that Middleton had breakfast at the Dome Café in Chelsea Harbour around 11 a.m. before heading out to do her shopping duties. She "sat in the atrium like everyone else" and was "totally normal" as she enjoyed a leisurely breakfast, Marie Claire reported.

She then went to Design Centre looking at lighting. Then she went to a carpet shop on Lots Road and stayed there for 45 minutes.

Jennifer Lawrence is no stranger to makeovers — she’s been blonde, brunette, then blonde again over the past two months — but the short haircut she debuted at this weekend’s GLAAD Media Awards is a whole new look for the Oscar-winning actress. ”It’s the shortest her hair has been her whole life,” Lawrence’s hair stylist Mark Townsend told Harper’s Bazaar. “She didn’t want the conventional asymmetrical bob (shorter in the back, longer in the front). She wanted tons of layers—so we went with a full-on shag, with bangs and a lot of face-framing layers,” Townsend explained. (He also posted an adorable post-cut pic on Instagram.)

The textured chop reminds us of another recent haircut: model Karlie Kloss’ wavy bob, which has been called “the haircut of the year.” It looks like Jennifer is onto something.

What do you think of Jennifer Lawrence’s haircut?

In a 4th grade science quiz given to students at the Blue Ridge Christian Academy, you were right if you answered that God made dinosaurs on the 6th day of creation.

The quiz, titled “Dinosaurs: Genesis and the Gospel,” was posted on Reddit and quickly went viral.

Getting a huge influx of both criticism and praise, school officials decide to speak back regarding their beliefs.

While religious freedom is a right given to every person, does creationism have a place in schools, and in science class for that matter?

A 5-year-old boy shot and killed his 2-year-old sister, Caroline Starks using a .22 caliber rifle that he received as a gift.

The children’s mother was home at the time of the shooting. The little girl was quickly sent to a nearby hospital where she was pronounced dead.

Cumberland County Coroner Gary White explained that the rifle was given to the boy last year as a birthday present and he was “trained” in using it. Unfortunately, the gun was kept in the house and the family failed to realize that it was still loaded.

The gun, dubbed “My First Rifle” is a Crickett rifle, a smaller weapon designed for and marketed to little kids. In the website, the rifle is designed similar to a toy and comes in different colors and styles.

“The little Crickett rifle is a single-shot rifle and it has a child safety,” White said. “This was just a tragic accident.”

The death is ruled as accidental.