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Looks like Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk are officially first-time parents!

The 42-year-old Silver Linings Playbook actor and his girlfriend, 31-year-old supermodel Irina Shayk, welcomed their first child two weeks ago, a source tells People. No word yet on if their new bundle of joy is a boy or a girl!

Et has reached out to both Cooper and Shayk's reps.

Watch: Bradley Cooper and Pregnant Irina Shayk Show Pda on Romantic Beach Picnic

Et confirmed Shayk's pregnancy last November, after the Russian supermodel strutted her stuff on the Victoria's Secret runway.

Cooper and Shayk have been dating for two years and appear to be stronger than ever. In February, the couple was snapped showing plenty of Pda during a romantic picnic together in Malibu, California, where Shayk's baby bump was on full display.

Watch: Pregnant Irina Shayk Takes Driver's Ed Lessons in Los Angeles

In December, the attractive pair sparked engagement rumors, when Shayk was...

Just in time for July 4th weekend, TCM is presenting another selection of goodies from the Disney Vault, and I am pleased to be your host. Tomorrow, July 2nd, the evening kicks off at 8pm Est/5pm Pst with three vintage all-star cartoons set in and around the seashore: Hawaiian Holiday (1937), Beach Picnic (1939), and The Simple Things (1953). All the top Disney cartoon stars are represented here : Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Goofy, and Pluto. Then, in observance of Independence Day, comes Johnny Tremain, the 1957 feature with young Hal Stalmaster as a reluctant hero of the Colonial Era who takes part in the Boston Tea Party. Originally planned (and shot) as a two-part episode of...

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While NCIS has been a primarily character-driven show, "Shell Shock Part I" was a exception, with the focus was on the the case. It was a very good one, too.  Captain Wescott appears to be suffering from Ptsd, attacking a random person for no reason. But there was more to the story, as the person he attacked was one of the men in the ambush in Afghanistan that made him into the damaged man he is today.

"Shell Shock, Part II," meanwhile, was unique in that the case was still fantastic, but we also enjoyed a good deal of the episode focusing on the characters as well, primarily Gibbs.

I've watched NCIS since the beginning of the series, and we don't often get to see an emotional side of Gibbs. The man is brilliant, solves cases, rarely smiles, and gives Dinozzo head-slaps on a regular basis - but that is it.