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A lot has changed in the life of actor Matthew McConaughey since the birth of baby Levi, about to be two months old. He is enjoying his small and complete family. He is not married however Matthew calls the mother of his little one, Camila "the love of my life". He told PEOPLE "I always wanted to be a father and thought it would be great, but it just took the right woman and the right time to make it all happen,".

The couple is enjoying their role of parents and cute Levi not even two months old, but concerts are already becoming a thing for him. Matthew has already taken him to see a John Mellencamp show! Matthew once shared that they have saved Levi's placenta, and plans to plant it in a local orchard in the near future. Not sure why he told us this though.  

When asked about his expectations from their son, he said they will never force Levi to be a star. Matthew really seems to be great pop!"We're a family now," said the happening star and now great dad "I see the future and it's clearer to me now. Walking around with this cool responsibility all the time, it's a wonderful thing." What a cool dad!

America needs to step up its game when it comes too messed up TV Shows. The worst thing we have is Flavor Flav or Tila Tequila. Compare that with the England's newest show "Britain's Missing Top Model", where producers comb the countryside for Britain's hottest DISABLED WOMAN! Yeah I know I am as mad as you are...I can't believe we didn't think of it first! New York Post Reports:

"'Britain's Missing Top Model' only features models with disabilities from around the world - including one from the U.S... Among the eight lovely ladies who will duke it out onscreen are women without limbs, some who are partially paralyzed and one who is deaf. U.K. Marie Claire editor Marie O'Riordan, who serves as a judge for "Missing Top Model," says she has high hopes for the show: "I do believe the program could help challenge our attitudes to disability. I want to see the winner shake up the fashion industry. These young women shouldn't be invisible to the fashion world just because they are disabled."

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