Courtenery Cox ready for another baby with help of IVF

Courteney Cox is keen to start trying for another baby.

The actress and husband David Arquette, 37, conceived daughter Coco, 4, with the help of IVF.

And Courteney's planning to turn to fertility treatment once more to become pregnant.

'I'd like another child, and I'll probably do IVF again, even though it's hard,' she tells Metro. 'Maybe, if it doesn’t work, I’ll adopt.'

Courteney, 44, says having Coco turned her world upside down - for the better.

'I can't imagine life without having a child,' she adds. 'I don't even remember what life was like four years ago. My daughter is everything to me.'

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Courtney Cox: Botox made me miserable

Courteney Cox admits she experimented with Botox and didn't like it.

‘Botox? I think it's fantastic and also horrible,’ she says.

‘I mean, they've come up with this stuff that can make you not look angry. But you have to use it sparingly.

'I went to this doctor once and he was like, “Oh, let me do it just here and here and here.” And I was miserable.’

Courteney, 44, has no plans to repeat the experience.

‘I mean, I'm an actor, I've got to be able to move my face,’ she tells Marie Claire.

‘When people start messing with their foreheads and can't lift their eyebrows, that's weird.

'It's not that I haven't tried Botox - but I hated it.’

Courteney married David Arquette, 37, nine years ago and they are parents to daughter Coco Riley, 4.

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Celebrities team up with My Little Pony for a good cause!

Left: Kimora Lee Simmons for Baby Phat designs a limited-edition My Little Pony.

Right: John Stamos' design.

Fans of Hasbro’s iconic MY LITTLE PONY brand have the chance to add an extra special piece to their collection with a one-of-a-kind pony designed by a noted artist or celebrity. Unique 18-inch ponies, part of a collection created to celebrate the MY LITTLE PONY brand’s 25th birthday and designed by stars such as David Arquette and Courteney Cox, Kimora Lee Simmons, Leah Remini and LeAnn Rimes, are available as part of an exclusive online auction on Charityfolks.com to support Give Kids The World Village, a nonprofit organization that provides week-long vacations to Central Florida to children with life-threatening illnesses and their families.

Each of the following individuals has created a unique 18-inch MY LITTLE PONY figure for auction:

Television and film personalities: David Arquette and Courteney Cox, Leah Remini, John Stamos
Musicians: Deborah Gibson, Amy Grant, LeAnn Rimes
Fashion influentials: Kimora Lee Simmons for Baby Phat, Lisa Pliner, wife of shoe designer, Donald Pliner
Artists: Jon Burgerman, Toki Doki, Catalina Estrada, Jim Houser, Klor (123 Klan), Junko Mizuno, Claw Money, Junie Moon, Tado

"The MY LITTLE PONY Project: 25 Ponies for 25 Years” collection also includes several ponies created by MY LITTLE PONY enthusiasts from around the globe, chosen as part of an online contest. Custom ponies were designed by children from Ireland, Mexico, Australia and the United States and one adult from the MY LITTLE PONY collector community.

Created in honor of the brand's 25th birthday, “The MY LITTLE PONY Project: 25 Ponies for 25 Years” initiative invited international pop culture influentials including celebrities, fashion designers, artists, collectors, and kids to design a collection of 25 one-of-a-kind MY LITTLE PONY 18-inch figures. Hasbro officially launched the program earlier this year with the unveiling of the first two custom ponies: Silver Pony, a pony made from 100% sterling silver designed by Hasbro, and TWINKLE HOPE, a pony designed for Give Kids The World.

Due to overwhelming response additional ponies have been added to "The MY LITTLE PONY Project: 25 Ponies for 25 Years” collection, bringing the total number to thirty. Additions include one-of-a-kind ponies created by: artists Julie West and Superdeux, clothing designer Kevin Leong of Origami for Black Bean Inc., and KidRobot's Steven Maze with Laurel St. Romain.

Hasbro has worked with creative New York-based agency Thunderdog Studios and online auction marketplace CharityFolks.com, to bring this exciting project to life.

For more information on “The MY LITTLE PONY Project: 25 Ponies for 25 Years” program and to view portions of the collection, please log onto www.themylittleponyproject.com. To place a bid on pony in the collection, please visit www.charityfolks.com/mylittlepony.

Courtney Love: The phrase kookoo bananas is mine

Rock chick insists she coined the term

Courtney Love has claimed ownership of the phrase kookoo bananas.

The rock chick, 44, insists she came up with the term and is keen to let everyone know.

'We all agree that "kookoo bananas" the phrase is mine?' Courtney tells the Daily Mirror.

'I'm flattered other people are using it. I just wanted to establish that it's mine.'

Kookoo bananas is used to describe someone who is a little crazy.

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Courtney Cox on Scrubs

Ausiello reports that Courtney Cox will being joining the Scrubs team for three episodes as Sacred Heart's new Chief of Medicine.

In May, executive producer Bill Lawrence revealed that he was looking to stunt cast the role of Dr. Kelso's successor. This news comes as yet another continuity dilemma, after Kelso made an appearance as the Chief of Medicine in the season finale, when he had previously retired and replaced by John C. McGinley's character Dr. Cox.

Cox's boss lady character will "ruffle feathers," said a Scrubs insider.

This role comes as a relief after her appearance in Dirt. Now Cox has a job doing something she does better - making people laugh.

Lepaparazzi News Update: Courtney Cox and David Arquette Break-Up Rumors

Insisting they are still happily married

Courtney Cox and David Arquette have slammed recent reports that their marriage is in trouble.

US tabloids have recently reported that the couple has hit a rocky patch in their seven year marriage.
Some reports even went so far as to speculate that Courtney was getting to close to Josh Stewart, her co-star in her new TV show Dirt.

A representative has however slammed these reports; saying in a statement to US Weekly There is not a shred of truth to the rumours about the state of their marriage.

"They are happily married and, like most married couples, they have some separate friendships and interests."

Both Courtney and David have revealed that they attended couples therapy before they married to work through some issues they had. In January (2007), Arquette admitted "We go to therapy once in a while...but I'm happy, don't get me wrong, I love her."

In Dirt, Courtney plays an unscrupulous tabloid journalist, who will do anything she can to get a celebrity story. Oh, the irony…
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