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Celebrity May 2011 Quotes Celebrity May 2011 Quotes. The world didn't actually end this month, but a few careers did . Read about those swan songs, plus see which international shockers and steamy scandals made headlines in May.   Harold Camping "There is no possibility that it will not happen because our information comes from the Bible." The Christian radio broadcaster  was the key figure behind a popular doomsday prediction that did not come to pass. President Barack Obama "On nights like this one, we can say that justice has been done." On May 1, the president announced the death of the world's most-wanted terrorist. Arnold Schwarzenegger "While I deserve your attention and criticism, my family does not." The former California governor publicly admitted to having an affair and fathering a child out of wedlock . He made the admission after he and his wife announced they are separating . Dominique Strauss-Kahn "It is with infinite sadness th...

Age of celebrity first-time moms How old were these first-time moms? They may have more kids now, but have you ever wondered how old some celebrities and public figures were when they had their first baby? Let's wish all these moms a happy Mother's Day! Kate Hudson She's expecting hersecond child with this rock band's frontman, to whom she just became engaged after dating for a year. She had her first child, Ryder, now 7, with another rock star, to whom she was married for seven years. How old was she? Her famous mom See photos of Ryder See photos of Hudson Her latest movie Her Oscar-nominated role Lisa Leslie This WNBA superstar and four-time Olympic gold medalist took a break from her career when she had her first child, Lauren, now 3, with husband Michael Lockwood.She had her second child, Michael, in 2010. How old was she? See photos of Lauren See photos of Leslie Lisa Leslie This WNBA superstar and four-time Olympic gold medalist took a break from her career when s...

April quotables April quotables From birth certificates, to soap operas, to natural disasters — see which sound bites and snippets made big headlines this month. Barack Obama The president signaled his intent to run for re-election in 2012, explaining to supporters: "We've always known that lasting change wouldn't come quickly or easily." Gwyneth Paltrow Paltrow has exposed herself as quite the music lover lately (watch her channel her inner pop star). In an interview on Jay-Z’s blog, she explained that she even has a penchant for gangsta rap: "It was an accident that I learned every word of 'Straight Outta Compton.' " Raul Castro Cuba’s 79-year-old president — now replacing his older brother — addressed the country’s past woes and spoke of the need for future reforms: "Two plus two is four. Never five, much less six or seven – as we have sometimes pretended." Hillary Clinton Secretary of State Clinton was in Seoul speaking with South Korea...