Famous Birthday Today October 31, 2014

Halloween party! Fourteen famous people whose birthday today, Friday October 31, 2014.

Turn 30: Scott Clifton, American actor and singer (born 1984)
Turn 30: Pat Murray, American football player (1984)
Turn 30: Amanda Pascoe, Australian swimmer (1984)
Turn 30: Nicole Rash, American model (1984)

Birthdays on May 11, 2014 (Mother's Day)

Mother’s Day falls on Sunday, May 11, 2014 and here are the names of American stars who are celebrating birthdays on this day.

Born in 1964 and turning 50 years old: Tim Blake Nelson (actor), Bobby Witt (baseball player), and Floyd Youmans (baseball player, coach, and manager).

Billy Kidman is going to be 40 years old on May 11, 2014. He is known as a wrestler, trainer, and producer. Stars who turn 30 today are John Bowie (football player) and Gerald Clayton (pianist and composer).

Here are 25 notable stars:

Happy New Year 2014

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2014

Reach out and celebrate the new beginning with good cheer and happiness.

It's the time to have a party with your friends, family and loved ones.

It's time to raise a toast to good times.

Welcome to the New Year Two Thousands and Fourteen!

It is a perfect time to start, new soul and new YOU.

A New Year of LOVE and TRUST.

Queen Celebrates 87th Birthday Privately on Sunday

The Queen of the United Kingdom, Elizabeth II will celebrate her 87th birthday on Sunday in a family atmosphere, according to a statement released by the Buckingham Palace on Saturday.

A modest ceremony with closest relatives will take place in Windsor Castle, said to be their favorite home of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.

In the UK, the anniversary of the Queen is celebrated twice a year. The monarch's milestone for April 21, will be marked with gun salutes fired in celebration and for the official one will be celebrated in June, which is marked with the Trooping the Colour parade. The exact date is announced by the Queen herself.

Study Said Breastfeeding Can Make Babies Smarter

Breastfeeding your baby can help them achieve academic success at the age of 10 or more. These finding based on new research at the University of Western Australia. They found that children who are primarily breastfeeding for six months, it seems better in math, reading, writing and spelling. "The effect was strongest among boys."

It is estimated that the bond between mother and baby during breastfeeding is promoted means more attention to mothers and support their children. Boys are more responsive to the attention of the mother in learning, may explain why breast-feeding a greater impact on them said the researchers.