Jessica Simpson Celebrates Fiance Eric Johnson's Birthday In A Little Black Dress

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Jessica Simpson had quite the weekend, judging by her latest tweets.

The singer turned fashion mogul celebrated her fiance Eric Johnson's 34th birthday with a bunch of friends, and tweeted and re-tweeted photos from the fun night. The gang had dinner at Benihana in Santa Monica and finished the night at AMF Bay Shore Lanes Bowling Alley.

In attendance, aside from the power couple, were Simpson's best friend CaCee Cobb and her husband Donald Faison and actors Odette and Dave Annable. Dave was celebrating his 34th birthday as well.

In light of the festive occasion, 33-year-old Simpson wore a little black dress, a black and white blazer and black heels.

Simpson and Johnson, who got engaged in 2010, have two kids together: Maxwell, 15 months, and Ace, 2 months.

Oh yea girl :) “@baylormcg: Birthday weekend @DaveAnnable10 #ericjohnson pic.twitter.com/v1ktI7U8cs”

— Jessica Simpson (@JessicaSimpson) September 14, 2013

#HappyBirthdayWeekendHubbies @OdetteAnnable @JessicaSimpson pic.twitter.com/xGzZ0dNu2l

— Jessica Simpson (@JessicaSimpson) September 14, 2013

Birthday weekend!!! I love you with everything and more and more and more.... pic.twitter.com/lEN9TXqB2P

— Jessica Simpson (@JessicaSimpson) September 14, 2013

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Duncan Keith's Baby Son Celebrates Chicago Blackhawks' Stanley Cup Win (PHOTO)

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Once the hard fought 2013 Stanley Cup Final was over, the Chicago Blackhawks got downright adorable.

Following his team's thrilling Game 6 victory over the Boston Bruins, Chicago defenseman Duncan Keith shared the incredible moment with his baby son, Colton Duncan Keith.

In an heartwarming scene, Duncan put young Colton, who was born in May, in the Stanley Cup, feet first. Although he was sporting a pair of noise-canceling head phones, the party seemed a bit much for the toddler. Needless to say, there will definitely come a time when he understands how many hockey fans would have loved to take a seat in the Stanley Cup.

Baby in the Cup! - pic.twitter.com/aL87Dui3WA

— Sean Leahy (@Sean_Leahy) June 25, 2013

Beautiful scene of Duncan Keith with his newborn baby on the ice pic.twitter.com/ciwDlzHVME

— Mike Darnay (@MikeDarnay) June 25, 2013

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D.C. Celebrates National Donut Day With Deals

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WASHINGTON -- If you really needed a national holiday to make it acceptable to eat a glaze-coated pastry for breakfast, today's your day. Happy National Donut Day!

We're especially excited about it this year because so many donut shops have opened in D.C. recently (including two, Astro Doughnuts & Fried Chicken and GBD, which sell both donuts and fried chicken).

At Metro Center's Astro Doughnuts, 100 percent of sales of its Raspberry-Blueberry Doughnut today will go to the Fisher House Foundation, which provides free or low-cost housing for military families during hospitalization.

"The seasonally appropriate doughnut is also a play on red, white and blue, and pays homage to Travis Gehring, the brother of Pastry Chef Jason Gehring, who served in the Navy from 1999 to 2007," a rep for Astro said.

In Dupont Circle, diners at GBD (Golden Brown Delicious) can enter to win a Doughnut Breakfast Party -- two dozen assorted donuts plus coffee, which we're guessing the entire office will enjoy.

At some of the larger breakfast pastry chains, they're just giving away the treats. At Krispy Kreme, every guest gets one free donut -- no purchase required. (The only District location is on Dupont Circle.)

Dunkin' Donuts requires you to buy a drink to get your free donut, but that's still a pretty sweet deal.

What's the history of National Donut Day? Our friends at HuffPost Business report:

Then, in 1938, the Salvation Army invented the National Donut Day we all know and love. The goal of the joyous holiday was to "honor the women who served donuts to soldiers during World War I.”

How are you celebrating National Donut Day today?

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