President Trump will soon be able to field a baseball team's worth of grandchildren: son Eric Trump is expecting a baby boy with his wife, Lara. 

"@LaraLeaTrump & I are excited to announce that we are adding a boy to #TeamTrump in September," the father-to-be said Monday on Instagram. "It's been an amazing year. We are blessed!"

Lara Trump told People she was exhausted in her first trimester.

Sunday's episode of HBO's "Last Week Tonight With John Oliver" gave Oliver a chance to tee off on President Trump's budget blueprint. And while his deconstruction was as pithy and pointed as ever, Oliver had something even better in store for America.

But first, the budget.

Oliver screened a brief CNN clip with Wolf Blitzer outlining the boosts and cuts in Trump's budget, featuring a scrolling list of scads of departments having their funding slashed, to which the host quipped, "It is sort of fitting that the list of budget cuts scroll by like the end credits for America."

For Zayn Malik, formerly of the British boy band One Direction, anxiety was less a state of mind and more a state of being controlled. 

"I now have no problem with anxiety. It was something I was dealing with in the band," Malik told British newspaper the Sunday Times in an interview published Sunday. 

That statement contradicts how Malik described his struggle with the disorder in his 2016 memoir, "Zayn": "The only way I can explain the anxiety I experience is that there’s a certain level of expectation I put on myself, and a certain level of expectation I feel from the fan base and the public.

Former president Barack Obama made a rare appearance on Twitter on Sunday morning, tweeting about the passing of rock 'n' roll forefather Chuck Berry.

"Chuck Berry rolled over everyone who came before him," Obama said, "and turned up everyone who came after. We'll miss you, Chuck. Be good."

Berry died Saturday at his home near St. Louis. He was 90.

Kim Kardashian West has finally shared her version of the robbery that altered her life last October — as well as a photo that a group of paparazzi in Paris sent her privately after the crime. 

"I have always shared so much & I'm not going to hold back when this was probably one of the most life changing experiences for me," Kardashian said Sunday on Twitter.

"I would never wish this experience upon anyone, but have learned some valuable lessons & feel so blessed to be safe home w my babies & husband," she continued. "To my friends, family, and loved ones I can't thank you enough for being there when I needed you the most."

Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski got married Sunday, he revealed Thursday on James Corden's late-night show. 

"We eloped," the "Life in Pieces" actor explained after Corden was taken aback by the sight of a wedding band on Sadoski's left hand. "We just took off into the country with an officiant, just the two of us, and we did our thing."

The couple, who got engaged in September, confirmed in late November that they're expecting a child together. 

Jimmy Kimmel cut to the heart of Donald Trump's budget blueprint Thursday night with an “Apprentice” mock-up that featured the president firing beloved “Sesame Street” personality Big Bird.

“I say you’re fired,” said Trump in the spoof of his former reality show, whose footage was repurposed for the occasion.

“I guess we’ll have to find a new place to live,” Big Bird says sadly to his teddy bear, Radar. 

Sean Hannity and Juan Williams are rejecting the context of a CNN report saying the Fox News host "once pulled a gun" on his colleague and pointed it at him while the two were off-camera. 

“While discussing the issue of firearms, I showed my good friend Juan Williams my unloaded firearm in a professional and safe manner for educational purposes only," Hannity said in a statement to the Los Angeles Times.

"Every precautionary procedure that I have been trained in since the age of 11 was followed. I’ve had a conceal carry permit in five states for all of my adult life. Any other interpretation of this is outright false reporting.”

The proposed Trump administration budget announced Wednesday would eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts, established by President Lyndon Johnson in 1965 as part of his Great Society agenda. But it had its roots in the attention given to the arts by John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy. In this essay from Nov. 21, 2013, Times music critic Mark Swed writes about the Kennedy legacy in which one of the roles he saw as a duty of his presidency was to be the arts patron in chief.

THREE DAYS AFTER Lee Harvey Oswald's bullet inconsolably blackened the mood of America, Leonard Bernstein tried to lift the nation's spirits by focusing on a special legacy — one that is getting too little attention in the commentary around Friday's 50th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

Stephen Colbert gave the Weather Channel the business recently, joshing it about naming a winter storm Stella despite having no authority to name anything.

Apparently the folks at TWC are fans, or at least set their DVRs to catch "The Late Show": The cable channel just declared its intention to dub 2017-18's third major winter storm "Colbert." For real. 

"It's impossible to say exactly how this storm is going to perform, but ... very early forecasts are indicating that the storm starts small, really small, but after a few false starts in Chicago area, the system will eventually move on toward to New York, where it looks like Colbert will build momentum on the back of a much bigger and better lead-in storm," meteorologist Tom Niziol said Wednesday on air.