Jessica Alba took her little girl Honor to the playground. It must suck to be a mom taking her kid to the playground, thinking about how she’s going to lose that baby fat, and then there’s miss perfect Alba with her tramp stamp in everyone’s face. She probably has another tattoo on the other side too.

We hope when Honor grows up she smiles more often than her mom does.

Jessica Alba wasn’t in the bipartisan mood when she was asked to give a shout out to Bill O’Reilly.

We’ve seen first hand how snotty Jessica is in person.

Jessica Alba and Cash Warren were out with friends at the Bardot Lounge in Hollywood on Monday. The paparazzi were doing their normal frenzy, and Alba was actually smiling, until a paparazzo walked into the couple’s car mirror.

Cash asked for the pap’s business card, but the guy refused. At least the pap could have said which agency he worked for, but some of those agencies hire ex felons, so his hesitation isn’t unexpected.

Cash had a friend stay behind to get the pap’s number.

Jessica Alba and Hayden Panettiere appeared together in this weird Declare Yourself advertisement to get people to vote.

Jessica Alba is all tied up in her ad for Declare Yourself, a site dedicated to getting voters registered to vote. Get registered, and vote. Also today it’s 911, remember the thousands of victims that were killed by Muslim terrorists 7 years ago. The youngest victim was just 3 years-old.

The 911 attacks came when the U.S. was at peace. Afterwards we sent troops to Afghanistan and Iraq. Since 911 we have had ZERO attacks on United States soil despite repeated efforts by terrorists. Thank you President George W. Bush, and all the people who work for him and us, for keeping us safe. Terrorists still threaten to attack us as soon as we let our guard down. Our next President will need to be prepared, and have the experience, to deal with this terrorist threat from day 1.

President Bush is with 911 victim families this morning at a beautiful memorial remembering their loss, and our loss of peace. Today both John McCain, and Barack Hussein Obama, will also meet with 911 families. Both Presidential candidates have suspended campaign ads for today, and will resume tomorrow.