Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are seen in Soho on May 6, 2013 in New York City.

Welcome to the world, baby Kimye.

Kim Kardashian gave birth to a baby girl in Los Angeles Saturday — with dad Kanye West by her side.

The 32-year-old reality show star apparently delivered her bundle of joy, whose name has not been made public, five weeks early. The baby is the first child for Kardashian and West.

“Kim got sick last night and had the baby early,” a hospital source told Us Weekly. “They’re all doing great and amazing!”
Kim Kardashian found out that she was having a girl on the season premiere of 'Keeping up with the Kardashians.'
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Kim Kardashian found out that she was having a girl on the season premiere of 'Keeping up with the Kardashians.'

In true Kardashian form, the little Kim is believed to have entered the world in an ultra-luxury maternity suite at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center costing as much as $4,000 a day.

Kardashian had a natural birth, gossip site TMZ reported.

The night before, West canceled his appearance at his album release party at Milk Studios in Hollywood after Kardashian said she was feeling “a little off,” TMZ said.

Kim Kardashian gave birth to her daughter at Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Beverly Hills.

A visibly drained mom-to-be and West, 36, were spotted at the hospital earlier Friday.

Kardashian “looked very exhausted and tried to be incognito,” an onlooker told People magazine. “Kanye seemed very supportive. It looked like support in pain and labor.”

Kardashian pal Brittny Gastineau, flanked by her mom, Lisa, was photographed walking into the hospital Saturday with a bouquet of pink orchids.

The baby has already shown a flair for the dramatic, arriving three days before West’s new album drops and the day before Father’s Day.

A former sixth-grade teacher at a Simi Valley, Calif., elementary school turned herself in to police Tuesday after being accused of committing sex crimes on a student under the age of 14.

Malia Brooks, 32, was booked on suspicion of five sex-related counts. Authorities would not divulge the age of the victim or whether he was a student in Brook's class, although NBC Los Angeles reported that he was a student at the school, which serves children in kindergarten through sixth grade.

Officials said the relationship began in late 2012 and lasted four months, according to CBS Los Angeles.

Investigation of Brooks began in February 2013, after Simi Valley Unified School District officials learned of alleged inappropriate conduct between the teacher and a student. Brooks was placed on administrative leave during the investigation, and resigned June 5.

In court Wednesday, Brooks pleaded not guilty to charges of lewd acts on a child, oral copulation of a person under 14 years of age and three counts of genital penetration by a foreign object, according to CBS Los Angeles.

Brooks' attorney said his client suffers from mental illness.

"We've had her diagnosed and she's in treatment," Bamieh told NBC Los Angeles. "My guess is a lot of the charges precipitated from that illness."

According to KTLA, Brooks, who had worked at the school district since 2004, was once married with two children, but is now divorced.

In a statement obtained Wednesday by NBC, school district Superintendent Kathy Scroggin said that Brooks had "been evaluated until now as an exemplary teacher" and reassured parents that "the district has taken every precaution to ensure the safety of students."

North Korea has proposed high-level talks with the US aimed at discussing nuclear weapons programmes and easing of tension on the peninsula, state media said.

"We propose high-level talks between the North and the US to secure peace and stability in the region and ease tension on the Korean peninsula," the North's powerful National Defense Commission said in a statement carried by the Korean Central News Agency.

The North is willing to have "serious discussions on a wide range of issues, including the US goal to achieve the world free of nuclear arsenal", it said, urging the US to set the time and venue for the talks.

Tea Party activist and conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi recently made shocking accusations about gay rights.

As Right Wing Watch notes, Corsi made accusations that gay rights will lead to bestiality, pedophilia and "snuff films" becoming legal.

The "snuff films" he spoke of is where you "kill a few people, because it's sexually exciting."

He then went on to explain that if sex becomes disassociated from a biblical purpose, that paganism will return: “Sex is given to human beings by god, as a sacred act for the procreation of children... If sex becomes disassociated from a biblical purpose, than all the abuses we saw in paganism are about to return."

No stranger to making controversial and outlandish comments, last year Corsi suggested that President Barack Obama might be secretly gay and is familiar with Chicago's bathhouse scene.

What happens when a little girl decides to set up a lemonade stand for peace outside the Westboro Baptist Church headquarters in Kansas? Members of the community step out in droves to show support, even as the hate group tries to quash it.

Five-year-old Jayden, the daughter of Jon Sink, founder of the philanthropic arts group FRESHCASSETTE - Creative Compassion, decided to set up a stand selling pink lemonade at The Equality House on Friday afternoon. The Equality House is a rainbow-colored building directly across the street from Westboro's Topeka compound. The house, which was painted the colors of the pride flag in March, was bought by Aaron Jackson, one of the founders of Planting Peace, a multi-pronged nonprofit set up in 2004 and aimed at spreading goodwill and equality around the globe.

Jayden, who is from Kansas City, decided to set up her stand at the Equality House after her parents explained to her the significance of its construct. After being told that the church across the street had a message of hate, she set a goal of raising money to go towards a message of love and peace.

So she painted a banner for the event reading, "Pink Lemonade for Peace: $1 Suggested Donation." She put the stand in the grass and waited. But the waiting didn't take long. Supporters came in by the droves and $1 turned into hundreds of dollars.

During the day, Westboro sent representatives outside to try and find a way to stop the event. They apparently attempted to call the local police and stooped to yelling profanities when that didn't work, like calling a group of soldiers who rode out on their motorcycles to suport the event "bastards."

Westboro's hate couldn't stop Jayden. She not only raised $400 during the day on Friday, but she has also collected over $1000 with an online campaign set up through Crowd Rise. Some people donated as little as $10 and as much as $230. One person gave $26 for every person killed six months ago in the Newtown, Conn., massacre.

"As we all know, the Westboro Baptist Church puts a lot of hate into the world," Jackson told HuffPost in an email Friday. "Since we cannot stop them, the next best thing is to smother it with love. That is what 5-year-old Jayden accomplished today! Jayden set up a lemonade stand in front of the church. Not only did she quench the thirst of a lot of loving supporters, the money she raised was donated to Planting Peace so she could help Planting Peace promote a more peaceful world."