Pregnant Heidi Klum turns heads at Emmy red carpet

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The Associated Press

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The firefighters working the red carpet at Sunday's 61st annual Emmy Awards were worried that at least one reality TV star might be going home with more than just a trophy.

"Hey, did you see Heidi Klum? She's like 8 months pregnant. So you be ready, you might have to deliver," fire Inspector Jim Fisher said to his colleague Craig Hancock as they and other authorities hustled Emmy VIPs into the Nokia Theatre.

A bystander asked Fisher if he knew what Klum, the host of "Project Runway," was wearing.

"Don"t ask a guy wearing polyester that kind of question," replied Fisher, dressed in a white uniform shirt and fire-resistant gray pants.

"What about me? This is wool," piped up Sgt. Pete Foster, who was wearing a wool shirt.

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The Emmy trophy table has moved up in the world.

The offstage stop containing dozens of real Emmys, not the fake ones recipients are handed onstage, used to be located in a nondescript section of a parking garage. This year it's in an air-conditioned, red-carpeted section of the Nokia Theatre roof.

Emmy winners exit the theater through a back door, then head for the table, where they trade in their generic trophy for one of the real ones. A nameplate with their name and the category in which they were honored will arrive in the mail later.

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Amy Dalley’s in a battle of wills with her baby

Experiencing motherhood for a second time 10 years after the birth of her first child, Amy Dalley admits that life with baby is tougher than she recalled.

“Having a brand new baby is harder than I remembered,” the singer tells Country Weekly. “I mean, 10 years go past and you don’t remember anything.”

Making it particularly difficult is the fact that her 8-month-old son Jackson isn’t the best sleeper: “He woke up every two hours last night,” Amy reveals.

So Amy and her husband Jack Sizemore are trying to let him “cry it out,” though she says so far it’s not going all that well.

“It’s pitiful, ‘cause he stands up and just swings his head around in the baby bed [laughs]. We probably should have a helmet for him! But we have this little TV monitor so we can make sure he’s all right. The other night he screamed for about 2 ½ hours.”

Amy admits she’s tempted to just go into the nursery and pick him up. “Who knows what’s gonna be better?” she asks. “It really is an act of wills… Am I stronger or is he stronger? So, I’m gonna beat him. I won’t be defeated! [laughs].”

Amy is also mom to 10-year-old daughter Madeleine.

How did you solve baby sleep problems? Did you try “crying it out?”