Ali Larter News

Ali Larter Has Welcomed Baby Boy

Comment | 416 days ago
Representative confirms that the 'Heroes' beauty has given birth to Theodore Hayes, her first son with husband Hayes McArthur, on Monday, December 20. Read More

Ali Larter to Welcome Baby Boy

Comment | 537 days ago
Although initially planning to surprise themselves, the 'Resident Evil: Afterlife' actress and her husband Hayes MacArthur have reportedly told pals they found out the sex of their unborn kid. Read More

Ali Larter Enjoys Eating What She Wants While Pregnant

Comment | 566 days ago
The 'Resident Evil: Afterlife' beauty admits she loves being pregnant because of the culinary 'freedom' as she explains, 'It's like, 'Bring on the Sprinkles cupcakes, pizza, pasta.' I'm loving it!' Read More

Ali Larter to Welcome First Child in Winter

Comment | 572 days ago
Confirming speculation that the 'Resident Evil: Afterlife' beauty is indeed expecting first child, representative says she and actor husband Hayes MacArthur are thrilled with the baby news. Read More

Ali Larter Might Be Carrying a Bun in the Oven

Comment | 576 days ago
Sporting what seems to be a baby bump while shopping at Barney's New York, the 'Resident Evil' beauty has sparked rumor she is pregnant with her first child. Read More

'New Moon' Scores Big at 2010 MTV Movie Awards, Full Winners List

Comment | 615 days ago
Sweeping all of the categories it has been nominated for, 'The Twilight Saga's New Moon' grabs four golden popcorns during the live Sunday, June 6 ceremony. Read More

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart Face Taylor Lautner, Taylor Swift in MTV Awards Best Kiss Category

Comment | 640 days ago
In the newly-unveiled nods of 2010 MTV Movie Awards, which will be held at the Gibson Amphitheatre on June 6, Pattinson and Stewart will compete against Lautner and Swift in the Best Kiss category. Read More

Ali Larter Believes 'Heroes' Will Return for Another Season

Comment | 678 days ago
Despite the gradual decline of the series rating, the actress who plays Niki Sanders insists that 'there are still stories that need to be told.' Read More