Khloe Kardashian and Lamar are trying to have a baby

Is the world ready for one more addition to the Ker-azy Kardashian Klan? Because Khloe and her hubby Lamar Odom are furiously practising baby-making and thanks to the wonders of reality TV, it’s like we’re almost there in the bedroom with them. Yeah, thanks for that...

But Khloe’s loose-lipped bro, Rob, said the couple aren’t getting knocked up as quickly as they’d like: “They are trying. It's a tough process, it's not as easy as people think… It should happen soon, I'm hoping.”

We’re not sure quite why he’s the expert on his sister and her husband’s sex life, or the spokesperson for their reproductive organs. Maybe it was just a quiet month chez Kardashian.

Khloe and Lamar got hitched in September 2009 after dating for just month and Khloe says that after the whirlwind romance, it’s not been as quick or easy to get preggers: “It takes time, I guess ... I don’t know what the problem is.”

So looks like we’ll all be waiting on tenterhooks until the next installment of Khloe, Kim and Kourtney take West Virginia  (whatever series they’re on now) to find out the breaking baby news, straight from the womb of Khloe. Isn’t TV these days marvellous?

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Jagged Edge's <i>The Remedy</i> 'Trying To Bring Back Black Love'

When Jagged Edge decided to name their new album — their seventh overall as a group — The Remedy, the four-man collective definitely had the idea of repairing relationships in mind.

"We're trying to bring back black love," group member Richard Wingo told MTV News. "That's what sets us apart from a lot of the music: It's not just sex, it's love involved. That's what people need more of today. They need to put down their guns a little more."

Their forthcoming LP, due in March from their new recording home, hip-hop label Slip-N-Slide Records (Trina, Plies), features Jagged Edge (Wingo, Kyle Norman, and Brian and Brandon Casey) returning to their roots. "Lay You Down," a mid-tempo number they've released, proves it's been easy for them to come home musically.

The album's title is derived from a track on their standout third album, 2001's Jagged Little Thrill. That set included the hit "Where the Party At," featuring Nelly, and "Goodbye." "Remedy," although not a single from that album, like "Driving Me to Drink," was a fan favorite and classic Jagged Edge ballad.

"We wanted to go back and touch on it a little bit," Wingo said about the nostalgic title. "It's just fun: We always been big on titles. If you go back throughout our albums, we have songs like 'Head of the Household' and 'Respect,' just a bunch of great titles for songs. We put a lot of thought into the titles, and at the end of the day, it was a perfect title for the album."

What is your favorite Jagged Edge title? Tell us in the comments below!

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