"I'm so lucky to have Maggie and at the moment all I can think about is looking after her and enjoying her. It's the best thing ever so I don't know if I ever want to push my luck again. I feel like I'm really lucky to have her and that's it for now," she told Fairfax Media when asked if she would consider baby number two or adoption.

While her newborn daughter has been, and will continue to be, the centre of her universe, the popular TV host will be reunited with her "work husband" David Campbell on Channel Nine's Mornings from Monday.

While she is looking forward to being back on air during the day, she's also gearing up to co-host The Voice with Darren McCullen and, if she gets her wish, a local spin off of Celebrity Big Brother later in the year.

"Perhaps, perhaps we'll do Celebrity Big Brother. That's still under discussion at the moment but I've always been a huge fan of 'Celeb BB' in the UK, it's a massive show over there and The Voice is a huge show globally and to be a part of those global franchises is just a massive vote of confidence from the network," she said.

"It's very flattering to be asked to do The Voice with Darren, although we shot the blind auditions five weeks after Maggie was born, so as the show goes on I'm going to look a little bit different."

The former ballroom dancing champion, who claims to have gained 10 kilograms during her pregnancy, delivered Maggie via caesarean section in late January and is easing herself back into exercise with a pilates program tailored for new mothers.

"I feel like a hot mess, my nails are chipped but I don't care, being with Maggie is everything," she said, despite looking flawless.

Face of Oroton, Rose Byrne.

While on the promotional tour for her new movie Spy this week, Rose Byrne managed to make Jimmy Fallon laugh, Richard Wilkins cringe and feminists fist pump.

The Australian actor, who is also the face of accessories brand Oroton, appeared on Fallon's popular late night TV show and spoke about taking her boyfriend, actor Bobby Cannavale, home to meet her family on their farm in Tasmania earlier this year. Unlike Leo Schofield, Cannavale, a native New Yorker, was enthralled by the Tasmanian wildlife, especially the kookaburras.

"He gets really surprised. One morning we woke up and there's this bird in Australia called the kookaburra, which is a very beautiful native bird, and it makes a really interesting sound, which I'll try and do..." and 'do' she did for seven seconds before the host and live audience erupted with laughter at her bird song.

Closer to home and Byrne wasn't as enthralled when talking to Wilkins on

"Is it harder for women to be funny?" he asked the actor who has stolen the limelight from comedians Seth Rogan, Kristen Wiig and Melissa McCarthy in numerous films.

Her response was pointed, "I think the perception is that it's harder for women to be funny… People are stilled surprised that women can be funny and successful… It's somehow still a subject of the conversation which I find baffling.

"It'll be exciting when people are not asking if women are funny."

When referring to her breakout comedy role in Bridesmaids, Byrne said: "They certainly didn't ask the guys from The Hangover, wow, this is amazing five guys can be funny."

Actor and vodka creator Dan Aykroyd.

Dan Aykroyd is heading back to Australia in August to launch a brand new "expression" of his vodka, but before he does that he's teamed up with some local artists who have created versions of his Crystal Head bottles for charity art event series, IHART.

Aykroyd donated about 40 bottles of his elixir, which comes in a crystal skull vessel designed by Texan artist John Alexander, for local artists like Anya Brock, Jack of the Dust and Kimbra and Katy Perry's favourite designer, Jaime Lee Major, to decorate. The proceeds from the exhibition, which will take place on May 1 at The Oddfellow Bar in Fremantle, will aid the ongoing work to find homes for homeless dogs.

"The IHART project is the perfect marriage where art meets art. The celebration intertwines when our exquisite vessel flourishes in the hands of highly talented artists," the Saturday Night Live legend mused to Fairfax Media.

However he turned as frosty as the ice used for a Crystal Head and tonic when pressed about plans for his long publicised Ghostbusters sequel.

"No comment."

Jordan, Zac and Louis Stenmark behind-the-scenes of their first fashion shoot together for #mycalvins. Photo: StyleMeRomy.com

Just like Brooke Shields, the youngest member of the really, really, really ridiculously good looking Stenmark family is making his modelling debut with a Calvin Klein collaboration.

Sixteen-year-old Louis, who is an accomplished athlete and state basketball player, has now been signed by IMG Models, the same agency as Miranda Kerr, Karlie Kloss and his twin brothers, Jordan and Zac.

For his first professional frame he will join his equally photogenic brothers for a new #mycalvins denim series shot by renowned fashion stylist Romy Frydman.

The photo series, which follows in the footsteps of Calvin Klein's official campaign starring Kendall Jenner, will be released on April 29 and also features models Bambi Northwood-Blythe and Louise van de Vorst, the former flame of Silverchair frontman Daniel Johns, . The streetwear and sporty luxe inspired #mycalvins range will then hit stores on May 1.

"It's great to be able to work with our younger brother and get him involved in what we do. He's so focused on his athletics, basketball and his Year 11 exams at the moment so it was nice to spend time together on set, which is always so relaxed and fun with Romy," Zac told Fairfax Media.

Louis will represent Australia at the World Youth Championships in Colombia in July after qualifying fastest in the 400m sprint, but he's not the only jet-setting Stenmark. The 23-year-old twins will soon heading off overseas for more modelling work. A foray into acting may also be on the cards with the pair coy to discuss the nature of their meetings abroad.

"We're going to feel out our options. It's always good to expand our horizons into something like acting," Jordan said.

Pixie Curtis, the toddler daughter of Celebrity Apprentice star Roxy Jacenko, has more hustle than Kim Kardashian.

The "princess of Instagram", according to her 105,000 followers, is now focused on conquering the world. Did I mention she's 3?

Curtis is now in the UAE launching her eponymous hair bows line in Dubai. The event, a high tea hosted by Atlantis The Palm, is a sellout. No word if her celebrity clientele like Suri Cruise, Jessica Alba's daughter, Haven Warren, or Evelyn Tatum, daughter of Channing, will pop in.

Worry not concerned parents, she'll be back before day care next week as fresh as a daisy because she's flying first class with Emirates, of course.

Former MasterChef star Hayden Quinn, Sam Kekovich and chef Tom Walton at the Legends & Lamb dinner.

'Twas the perfect week for a lamb roast dinner, what with the storm of the century and the Anzac centenary and all, which is why former MasterChef star Hayden Quinn and The Bucketlist chef Tom Walton's dishes went down a treat at the Legends & Lamb fundraising dinner.

Hosted by wallflower and lamb enthusiast Sam Kekovich, the evening raised funds for Mates4Mates, a charity which supports wounded, injured and ill current and ex-serving Australian Defence Force personnel.

Former top gun pilot and Red Bull Air Race competitor Matt Hall spoke and encouraged guests to explore the importance of mateship during what was a fitting entree to Anzac Day celebrations.