Ashley Tisdale welcomed newborn daughter, Jupiter, on March 23 alongside husband Christopher French and every day is a new adventure for her. For example, she tells ABC Audio that her newborn just learned to smile and hasn't stopped since.

While the High School Musical star says she's still learning new things about her baby girl, there was one thing Jupiter got across right from the start.

"My baby came literally with, like, tons of expressions… out of the womb," she laughed, explaining that her little one has the personality to match, too. "Honestly, she is so funny."

Like any new mom, Ashley admits several things did not go to plan with Jupiter — one of them being how she eats.

The actress planned on breastfeeding "for a couple months," but Jupiter was not a fan.

"She did not latch from the start," Ashley recalled. "So, after two weeks of really trying hard, but also just like not being successful with it, we moved on to formula."

Ashley, who has since partnered with Enfamil, has this message to moms who may feel self conscious about using formula.

"It's the same experience. You're not breastfeeding from the breast, but you're still looking at your baby. You're still looking in her eyes," she smiled. "You're still able to have that experience."

With that hurdle cleared, Ashley's now looking ahead to Mother's Day and noted something "feels different" this year.

"I mean, obviously, I because I'm a mom," the Suite Life alum laughed, noting that she is already looking forward to the type of artsy gifts Jupiter will give her once she's older.

"I love it when little kids do artwork. It's so cute," she gushed. "I know she's going to be creative... So, I'm just excited for all of that stuff."

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Well, it could be that many fans' Spidey senses were way off — or, proof that Andrew Garfield is really good at his day job: the Oscar-nominated actor has flatly denied that he's in the next Spider-Man movie.

The going rumor was that Garfield, who starred in The Amazing Spider-Man and its sequel, would be joining original Spider-Man trilogy star Tobey Maguire and current Spider-Man Tom Holland in Spider-Man: No Way Home.

However, Garfield is now saying, well, no way to the No Way Home gossip.

"I can’t speak for anything else, but for myself. They might be doing something, but…I did not get a call," Garfield told MTV’s Josh Horowitz on his Happy Sad Confused podcast

"Maybe they're [still] gonna call me," Garfield laughed.

Garfield's participation seemed like a logical leap to make, considering the success of the multiverse-spanning animated Oscar-winner Into The Spider-Verse, and the fact that former villains from both past Spidey series were coming back, including Jamie Foxx's Electro and Alfred Molina's Doc Ock.

Geeks also pointed to swag from the No Way Home set, which included an image of Ol' Web Head seemingly wearing Garfield's suit.

Either way, there doesn't seem to be any bad blood with Holland, who Garfield calls "brilliant," as Spider-Man and his alter-ego, Peter Parker. He adds that Holland brings "a tenderness and vulnerability" and a "tremendous strength" to the dual role. However, Garfield does allow it "would have been cool" to hang out with The Avengers on his watch.

Spider-Man: No Way Home swings into theaters on December 17 from Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios, the latter of which is owned by Disney, ABC News' parent company.

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Billie Lourd, daughter of the late Star Wars actress Carrie Fisher, chose to honor her mom on Star Wars Day in a special way.

In an Instagram post, Billie captured her infant son watching his grandmother as Princess Leia in Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope.

Billie's son Kingston Fisher Lourd Rydell, whose dad is her fiancée Austen Rydell, is only seven months old, but he's already strong in the Force. He's seen from behind, wearing a crocheted version of Princess Leia's famous "cinnamon bun" hairdo, and his attention is focused on a laptop that's displaying a close-up of Fisher's face in the closing scene of the 1977 film.

In another pic, the baby's face is cropped out, but he's kicking back while wearing a onesie emblazoned with a stylized version of Princess Leia on it. The post has earned nearly 300,000 likes and counting.

Lourd, who lost her 60-year-old mother to a fatal heart attack in 2016 — and then her grandmother Debbie Reynolds to a stroke the very next day — also took to YouTube today as part of The Child Mind Institute's "Getting Better Together" mental health campaign.

"As any of you who have lost a loved one know, it can make you feel extremely alone, but I'm here to tell you that you're not," said Lourd, who appeared in the Star Wars sequel films. She also doubled for her mother after her death in a flashback scene in The Rise of Skywalker.

"Grief has become even more universal during this unprecedented and awful year. And more people than you realize might be going through exactly what you're going through," Billie added, imploring people not to isolate themselves, but instead to reach out if they "find themselves struggling."

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Conan O'Brien has announced that his TBS late night talk show, Conan, will officially end its 11-year run on June 24. According to the network, "The final weeks of shows will include a lineup of special guests as well as an extended hour-long finale with a look back on the past 11 years of this iteration of O'Brien's lengthy late-night career."

As previously announced, O’Brien will develop a new show for HBO Max, which will be a departure from his current traditional talk-show format, while continuing to produce new Conan Without Borders specials for TBS.

O’Brien moved to TBS in 2010 after a messy parting of the ways with NBC over a dispute regarding the future of The Tonight Show.

Conan debuted as a nightly hour-long program before being cut to a half-hour without a studio band or a desk area. O'Brien is the longest serving current late-night talk show host in the U.S., having started his late-night career in 1993 when took over as host of NBC's Late Night.

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Will Smith and Alicia Keys are two of the stars who've been tapped for forthcoming YouTube docuseries.

Smith will lead the unscripted series Best Shape of My Life, which will center on his latest fitness journey. Premiering in 2022, the series will follow the actor as he works to improve his health with the help of guests including pro athletes, scientists, experts and top YouTube creators.

Keys, meanwhile, will launch the docuseries Noted. Premiering this summer, it'll follow the singer-songwriter as she celebrates the 20th anniversary of Songs in A Minor and returns to the studio for her eighth album.

Additionally, rap group Migos will serve as executive producers for the upcoming YouTube docuseries Ice Cold. This series which will centers on "hip-hop jewelry," will "explore deeper issues around racial inequity and the American dream." It premieres on Migos' YouTube channel this summer.

In other news, Harold Perrineau will headline the upcoming Epix sci-fi horror series From, Deadline has learned. The series centers on a town in middle America that "traps all those who enter." Perrineau will play Boyd Stevens, a sheriff who helps keep the town together while he also searches for "a way to escape this seemingly inescapable nightmare." There's no word on when this series will launch.

Finally, Zendaya, Michaela Coel, and Steve McQueen are among those who have been nominated for the 2021 Peabody Awards.

Zendaya received a nod for Euphoria Special: Part 1: Rue ‘Trouble Don’t Last Always; Coel was nominated for her HBO series I May Destroy You; and McQueen was acknowledged for his Amazon anthology series Small Axe.

Voting rights activist Stacey Abrams also received a well-deserved nomination for her Amazon doc All In: The Fight for Democracy.

To see the full list of nominees, go to Peabodyawards.com.

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