Katie Holmes certainly wouldn't be the first to find romance on set.

Nearly a year after divorcing Tom Cruise, the 34-year-old actress was seen out with her "Mania Days" co-star Luke Kirby Tuesday night after a day of filming in New York City.

They were seen strolling together, with grins on their faces, prompting some reports to suggest life might be imitating art.

Reps for both stars did not immediately respond to ABCNews.com's request for comment.

Holmes and Kirby play a manic-depressive couple who meet at a psychiatric hospital and fall in love in the Spike Lee-produced romantic drama. They were seen earlier Tuesday laughing and holding hands, while getting soaked in a park fountain during one romantic scene.

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The co-stars' chemistry was also on display last week while shooting scenes on a city sidewalk, laughing and holding hands.

Canadian actor

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JoAnna Garcia and Nick Swisher are parents!

On Tuesday, the "Reba" actress and her husband welcomed their first child, a daughter, Garcia's publicist confirms to ABC News. No other details were available.

The couple announced the pregnancy in November, about two years after they tied the knot in Palm Beach, Fla. A month later, Garcia, 33, and Swisher, 32, moved from New York City, where Swisher played baseball for the Yankees, to Cleveland. The Ohio native now plays right field for the Indians.

"I knew we were coming home in a sense for Nick," Garcia told MLB.com. "And that felt really warm and lovely. And I've never felt so incredibly embraced and taken care of, from the organization to the incredible wives to Nick being embraced by all of his teammates. … It's really been this theme here about family, and it couldn't be more fitting at this special moment in our lives."

As for Swisher, life in clubhouse has already thrust him into

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There's one body part that pregnant Kim Kardashian may not want to give up after birth: her lips.

The reality star tweeted a photo of her swollen lips, along with, "My pregnancy lips are outta control #IGuessNotABadProblemToHave."

Kardashian recently admitted that she has struggled to stay confident about her body with her growing curves and people's opinions about them.

"Kourtney warned me that when I got pregnant, people's opinions would be on an all-time high and people would chime in. Now I see what she means!" she told Grazia magazine, referring to her older sister Kourtney Kardashian, who has two children.

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But Kardashian, 32, has also found plenty of defenders, including her younger sister Khloe, who wrote in a letter on Kim's website, " For anyone to ever criticize a woman who is growing another life inside of her is true scum in my eyes."

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Cork, Ireland, already has the butter museum. But Albany, Ga., might soon have the next-best thing: The Paula Deen Museum.

The Albany Herald reported that the love-her-or-love-to-hate-her Southern chef's museum would be housed in her childhood home. The venture has been led by B.J. Fletcher, an Albany businesswoman, and Deen's former husband, Jimmy Deen.

"It just takes my breath away that folks back in Albany would consider doing something like this," Deen told The Herald. "I'm just trying to wrap my head around this incredible honor. I would want something like this to be a symbol of hope for people looking to make their lives better."

Paula Deen's rep did not respond to ABC News' request for comment.

The controversial chef found herself in a firestorm of controversy when she announced in January 2012 that she had Type 2 diabetes, a condition she had known about for some time. Critics said that touting her high-fat recipes despite her

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Dramatic scenes of tornado-wrought devastation and wrecked properties in Oklahoma this week are another potent reminder to renters and homeowners all across the country to take an inventory of everything they own before a storm hits.

It can make a big difference if your household suffers major damage.

" Go through your house with your smartphone," suggests Kimberly Lankford, contributing editor of Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine. "Smartphones make this so much easier. Just take pictures and video of everything, because if you do have a claim you don't have to piece together everything yourself."

Smartphone apps can help you compile a complete list. "There's one called knowyourstuff.org that makes it really easy to get that list of everything," says Lankford.

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This can really help when making a claim to your insurance company. "Especially in a situation where so much is

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Customers of the SuperAmerica gas station in Waconia, Minn., about 35 miles southwest of Minneapolis, were in for a treat to see discounted gas prices and tobacco products sold at half off over the weekend, not realizing that the new station owner was an alleged fraudster who paid for the station with a fake check.

The previous owner, Husein Sarameh, 51, said he sold the station in early April for $945,000. The buyer paid $203,000 for the down payment with a check, which Sarameh said bounced the next day.

But the new buyer, found through a broker, had already begun operating the business. Sarameh said his lawyers advised him he could not evict the new owner without a court order.

On Friday and Saturday, the new owner began selling discounted gas and tobacco and grocery products, some at half-off, as first reported by ABC affiliate KSTP.

Sarameh, who owns two other gas stations in a nearby town, said he was shocked by the brazen act of

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Philadelphia sisters expressed their hatred of the disease that took their mother's life.