LeAnn Rimes Probably Doesn"t Want Kids. Ever.

The country star hath spoken.

LeAnn Rimes gave an interview about having children of her own with husband Eddie Cibrian, and it provided the interweb with all sorts of ammunition.

While it’s not very polite to ask a married couple if they plan on having kids, In Touch didn’t care and asked Rimes and Cibrian when they were going to start procreating.

“I have two kids in my house half the time, so I know what it takes to be a parent,” Rimes said, referring to her two step-sons, Mason, 12, and Jake, 8 (mom is Cibrian’s ex-wife, Brandi Glanville).

“I know my life will change – I just don’t know if I’m ready for that yet.”

Helping Cibrian raise his boys has allowed Rimes “understand the capacity” she has to form a bond with someone that’s not her “own blood.”

With that said, Rimes isn’t in any rush to have any of her own.

“Life is fine just as it is,” Rimes said.  “We have lots of love at home.” 

Rimes and Cibrian started rolling around on the set of Lifetime’s Northern Lights, causing both to divorce their spouses in 2009.

In 2011, they married, and Rimes enjoying engaging in Twitter fights with Glanville.  

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Jill & Jessa Duggar: Advertisers Backing Out of New Series?

On Sunday, Jill & Jessa: Counting On will premiere on TLC, and lots of folks are not too happy about it.

Jill & Jessa: Counting On Trailer

The controversial family’s return to television has resulted in Duggar boycott groups springing up all over social media, and now it appears their campaign is beginning to have an impact.

A Facebook group called #NoMoreDuggars: Contacting Sponsors has been…well, contacting current and potential sponsors to encourage them to pull their support from Jill and Jessa’s three-part series.

The group claims that 928 advertisers have already vowed not to put their money behind any of the Duggars’ future TV efforts, including the forthcoming Counting On.

Obviously, most of the anger directed toward the family is the result of the Josh Duggar sex scandals that caused the Duggars to be removed from television in the first place.

Though they initially defended their brother’s actions and their family’s handling of the situation Jill and Jessa have been critical of Josh in recent weeks.

However, many feel the sisters latest comments are simply part of an effort to win over disillusioned former fans.

TLC is only committed to airing three episodes of Counting On, but from the start, the network has hinted that if the show is a hit with fans, we can expect more specials featuring Jill and Jessa, and possibly even a full series.

Of course, if execs can’t find anyone to pay for advertising time, the Duggar sisters may soon find themselves counted out. 

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Downton Abbey Stars Ditch British Accents, Blow Our Minds

Downton Abbey has been an unexpected giant hit in the United States for years now.

But it doesn"t feature zombies. Or naval officers solving crimes. And we can"t think of a single superhero who has ever made an appearance on the PBS drama.

So, what is the appeal?

Stephen Colbert thinks he knows.

The talk show host had stars Michelle Dockery, Hugh Bonneville and Allen Leech as guests on The Late Show this week and he offered up the notion that Americans love Downton Abbey because those British accents are just so cool.

They make everything sound so fancy and important.

But what if Dockery, Bonneville and Leech read a scene in American accents? What would the effect be?

Total and complete hilarity, that"s what!

Especially when Dockery uses a Valley Girl accent. And Bonneville comes across like a Disney villain of some kind. And then Leech shows them both up when he raises his voice many octives and, let"s face it, sounds like a stereotypical gay man.

"Let"s just forget about this. Mary, who are you wearing?" he concludes, much to the enjoyment of Colbert and his castmates.

Would you watch Downton Abbey online if the cast all used American accents?

It"s an intriguing question. Try to answer it as you experience this bizarre event below: