Jon Hacked Into Kate Email Disturbed Kate Gosselin by Report

Kate Gosselin is considering to take legal action hearing the words from her former babysitter claimed that estranged husband Jon hacked into her emails, phone records and online bank accounts.

According to RadarOnline.com, nanny Stephanie Santoro said Jon bragged about hacking into the mother of eight's personal accounts and said that he would use the information he found against her.

"Kate Gosselin has heard the allegations made by Stephanie Santoro that Jon Gosselin 'hacked' into her e-mails, phone, and online accounts, and she is profoundly disturbed by them," her law firm, Schnader Harrison Segal and Lewis, said in a statement Thursday. "Under the circumstances, Ms. Gosselin is carefully considering all of her legal options regarding this matter, and she will pursue them if and when the time is right."

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I'm Not Desperate for a Baby! -Kim Kardashian ( http://ping.fm/96QW9 )

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I'm Not Desperate for a Baby! -Kim Kardashian

The top star Kim Kardashian has reunited with Reggie Bush and wants kids—but not just yet."People ask if you want children and I say yes, and then it's like 'Kim's desperate for a baby!'" she told E! News exclusively at the Zeugari Fashion Show, where models wore shoes from her ShoeDazzle site.

"My sister is having a baby and it's such a fun, exciting time," she explained. "I would definitely hope to have kids one day soon...not too soon, but one day!"
However, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star did reveal that she and Reggie currently have one special child in mind...
No, they're not adopting (right now).
Her running back boyfriend was shooting a commercial for St. Jude's cancer research when he met a special young girl.
"He called me right away and said, 'I met my new best friend and she's dying to meet you' and it was just really, really sweet," Kim said. "She touched his heart and I can't wait to meet her."
Reggie even snapped a pic of them together and posted it to his Twitter, which Kim quickly retweeted.
As for whether she'll ever pull a Miley and delete her account, Kim (who has more than two million followers) says she's here to stay.
"I hope to tweet for life!" she said. "I love interacting with everyone. I love the fact that you can ask a question and get a response instantly. It's like instant gratification."

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The secrecy of having sex in women

The secret of having sex in women really mysterious.But actually the reasons women have sex -- from pleasure and intimacy to revenge and competition to self-loathing and sheer boredom and beyond -- are as complex as the female sex itself, as the new book "Why Women Have Sex: The Psychology of Sex in Women's Own Voices" reveals in juicy detail.

The book reads like a clinical version of "Sex and the City." Drawing from five years of research and an online survey of 1,000 women, University of Texas psychologists Cindy Meston and David Buss splice anonymous first-person anecdotes of women discussing sex with academic musings on how evolution, society and biology all play into female sexual desire.

The result resembles a cocktail-fueled conversation with your best girlfriends and Dr. Ruth Westheimer -- you come away learning things about women you never expected, and maybe understanding a bit more about yourself too.

"We found lots of surprising things," said Meston, director of the University of Texas at Austin's Sexual Psychophysiology Lab. "The overall biggest surprise is the huge diversity of reasons why women said they have sex. We certainly expected more than love, reproduction and because it feels good, but all the different ways women were having sex was incredible."

"A lot of women had sex simply for the adventure, the excitement," she said. "They wanted to try out men of different ethnicities, different penis sizes. And some did not want the emotional attachment. We did not find strong support for that theory at all. Physical gratification was placed much higher."