Thanks to Kimora Lee Simmons, Twitter just became even more disposable. Simmons, who recently started tweeting only a little more than a week ago, revealed her Twitter name and encouraged all those watching to send her tweets on 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated).

However, there's one important rule of etiquette for those who want to Twitter with Simmons. "Don't curse at me," she said, "because I'll block you."

Watch the video after the jump.

'Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane' (Sun., 9PM ET on Style) just got a little more fab, because Kimora Lee Simmons showed off her adorable baby boy named Kenzo.

Back in the day, they couldn't show married couples sleeping in the same bed on TV. Now it's fashionable for celebs to have babies on camera. First Kourtney Kardashian, now Simmons. Who's next?

Watch the video after the jump.

Hey, let's all mark our calendars, because it's a big day in the TV world. Now all the people who aren't watching According to Jim on TV can not watch it on DVD.

Season one of the ABC comedy (it's a comedy, right?) will be released on Oct. 21, 2008. It's part of a deal ABC Studios inked with Lionsgate Home Entertainment to distribute select titles on DVD. Season one of Reaper is next on Nov. 4, followed by Boy Meets World (which was discontinued in 2006), Hope and Faith, and 8 Simple Rules.

That's interesting, because I've got Season one of 8 Simple Rules here (no, I didn't buy it, a publicist sent it to me), and it's from Buena Vista Home Entertainment. So Lionsgate must be taking over distribution.

Kimora Lee Simmons, wife of Russell Simmons and CEO of the Baby Phat clothing line, is getting her own reality series on the Style Network. The series, which has the working title Kimora, will premiere sometime this summer.

Kimora started out as a fashion model in her early teens, later married Russell Simmons, and in 2004 was co-host of Life and Style on UPN. She has also appeared in the films Rebound and Beauty Shop, and was a judge on America's Next Top Model.

The new series will follow Kimora through her daily routine of raising her family and running her business, and, as this press release states, will "open a lot of women's eyes to the possibilities life has to offer," especially if you happen to be a teenage model who catches the eye of a multi-millionaire almost two decades older than you. It's the kind of success story that can only be obtained through sheer tenacity and borderline pedophilia. It's almost Disneyesque, this modern fairy tale.