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Model mom Gisele Bündchen, husband Tom Brady  and their adorable 7-month-old son Benjamin looked like one big happy family as they left a doctor's office in Santa Monica, Calif. on Monday (July 12). The 29-year-old Brazilian beauty recently said that baby Benjamin was potty trained at six months!

She said that he's on a schedule that includes breastfeeding in the morning and afternoon, promptly followed by a poop, making it easy for her to put him on the toilet and eliminate the use of a diaper. “Give it about five minutes, and bang,” the model mom admitted with a laugh. Tom is also dad to son Jack, who turns 3 next month, with ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynahan.

Gisele Bundchen goes furniture shopping at the Brenda Antin store with her husband Tom Brady on Thursday (July 8) in West Hollywood, Calif. The 29-year-old supermodel recently helped her home country, Brazil, by using her design sense and judging several logos for the 2014 World Cup.

According to the Canadian Press, Gisele participated in a special judging panel, which also included Brazilian author Paulo Coelho. They chose the winning logo called “Inspiration”. The new logo was revealed yesterday at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg, South Africa where the current World Cup is taking place.

As if we didn't stir up enough Pats fans recently with our report regarding quarterback Tom Brady's frustration with the team's use of his hometown discount as leverage in other negotiations or our opinions about the Pats.

In the PFTV over-under for the AFC East, we're at it again with a new PFTV segment focusing squarely on whether Brady will be a Patriot come 2011. Though we're not yet ready to predict.

That he'll be the focal point of a one-hour ESPN special on a Thursday night in early March, we think that the signs are in place for Brady to eventually be mimicking the Wayne Gretzky career arc.

 

It seems that when you’re a part of the New England Patriots, it doesn’t matter how valuable you are to the team. Whether you’re a third-string special teams guy, the water boy, or Tom Brady, you are nothing more than the property of the organization.

At least that’s the impression the Patriots management is rubbing off on everyone. The Patriots training camp opens on July 29th and they have a little situation on their hands that needs to be resolved the right way. Future Hall of Fame quarterback (QB).

Tom Brady is heading into the final year of his contract and would be one of the most treasured free agents in history in the next offseason if the Patriots don’t resign him.

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With the AFC East championship there for the clinching, Brady completed 23 of 26 passes for 267 yards and four touchdowns in a runaway New England Patriots victory in Week 16 last year.

One of Brady's three incompletions was dropped, another purposely thrown out of bounds. His 149.0 passer rating was the third-highest of his 147-game career behind two games from his record-setting 2007 campaign.

A face in the crowd that chilly, late December afternoon was Tom Martinez. He might not have been grinning as widely as those around him, but nobody could come close to matching his feeling of satisfaction. "Other than maybe his parents, people don't know what I do," Martinez said of his relationship with Brady. "But he knows."

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Sometimes, as has been the case with the 2010 Red Sox, injuries can be a good thing. Well, calling them 'good' is a stretch, and that is only said tongue-in-cheek, but there can be a silver lining to all the doctor visits and DL stints. By bringing in hungry replacements with something to prove and mixing them with driven veterans who might have been looking for a spark, the Sox, in the words of manager Terry Francona, found their personality, their identity.

Call it the Tom Brady Effect. An unknown steps into the fray and unexpectedly rallies the troops. In the case of the Red Sox, it’s been several unknowns. Although the hits keep on coming for Boston, with three more injuries to key players over the weekend, so do the gutty wins and a terrific vibe in the clubhouse, even if some players are spending more time being taped up than playing cards.

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Tom Brady threw his second straight complete-game victory as the Foxboro American Legion Post 93 baseball team knocked off first-place Norfolk, 8-2, on Friday.

Brady (2-0) allowed three of Norfolk's six hits in the game. In the first inning, Norfolk taking a 2-0 lead on three singles.

And a sacrifice fly. From there the Mansfield native settled in, finishing with three strikeouts and one walk.

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It's the question of the age, isn't it? What is Tom Brady's new hairstyle telling us? Oh we admit there's no shortage of issues to discuss in the world, but how about that bowl cut? We've seen Dorky Tom, 007 Tom and GQ quarterback Tom, but Brady's new haircut makes him look like Justin Beiber (possibly the most loved and hated person on the internet).

We suspect that Brady's ahead of the fashion curve this one time and by August every man in his 20's will be sporting this 'do. And we say that as long as he throws a lot of touchdown passes he can dress up like Daisy Duke if he really wants to.

Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady, who is Catholic, christened their 6-month-old son Benjamin in Santa Monica Tuesday.

At a small party at luxury hotel Casa Del Mar, "Gisele arrived carrying Benjamin, who was wearing a little white suit," a witness tells .

"She was wearing a skin tight navy dress with heels and she looked great. Tom matched her in a navy suit and carried Gisele's bag for her.

They greeted everyone in the lobby area and then they moved into the restaurant for lunch."Adds the source, "Everyone was passing Benjamin around and doting on him.

He was happy the whole time and just looking around taking it all in. When he would smile, everyone would marvel and give him kisses. All the family members were taking turns holding him.

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Spotted this week rocking some serious mangs and a questionable Bieber ’do, we are curious:

Tom Brady, what were you thinking? For Tom Brady: Was it the right idea, wrong delivery? Yes, comments Martial Vivot, owner of the Martial Vivot Salon Pour Hommes.

“He can carry hair, so it’s a great look for him because he has a strong jaw and a big smile. But the cut is all wrong.

The fringe is too round around his face, rather than pushed back in layers, and the sideburns are too tapered, which creates a disconnect with his head.”

The result? “It looks like he’s wearing a wig…which I’m sure is not the look he was going for.”

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