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Joseph Fiennes and his wife, Swiss model Maria Dolores Dieguez, welcomed their first child, a daughter born on Monday, his rep tells PEOPLE exclusively.

Fiennes, the brother of Ralph and the star of Shakespeare in Love and ABC’s FlashForward, married the former Miss Switzerland contestant last summer in Tuscany.

They announced the pregnancy last fall, saying they were “utterly thrilled.” –Lisa Ingrassia

Corey Haim, Corey Feldman and Todd Bridges in July 2007

In 2008, Todd Bridges appeared on an episode of the A&E reality show The Two Coreys in an attempt to help Corey Haim get sober. Now, hours after his friend died at age 38, the Diff’rent Strokes star is adding his voice to the number of celebrities paying tribute.

“Corey Haim was a good friend of mine and he will be missed,” Bridges says in a statement. “Too many people are dying way too young and it’s sad because of the loved ones who are left behind to understand what happened and to feel the loss. I hope he’s in a better place.”

Bridges also says he hopes that Haim’s passing will help people who are struggling with sobriety to look closely at their lives.

“I will always love my Brother, and I will never judge him,” his statement continues. “I understand his pain, but I also know now there is a way out. I hope anyone who is dealing with the same stuff gets out before it’s too late. Don’t let the death of others fool you into thinking that it cannot happen to you. If you play with fire, you will get burned.
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“God bless Cory and I hope you’re at peace.” – Charlotte Triggs

Marie Osmond

With tears in her eyes and her voice shaking at times, Marie Osmond donned her bravest face Tuesday night as she took to the stage for the first time since the death of her son for a show that she dedicated to him.

“The way Osmonds survive is we keep singing,” she told the audience at the Flamingo Las Vegas, performing one day after the funeral. “That’s what we want to do tonight. I know my son would want that and this show is for him.”

The crowd in the sold-out showroom applauded her throughout the 90-minute show, giving her a standing ovation when brother Donny said, “I think we need to give a big round of applause for my sister for even coming on stage.”

Though saying the show would be a little different than others, Osmond fought through her emotions and remained largely on schedule. Taking a moment to introduce an opera song, she spoke of her Mormon faith helping her through the past week before dedicating the song to her son Michael Bryan, 18, whom she called “my angel.” Michael took his own life on Feb. 26.

While going back to change into her outfit for the song she told herself to “pull it together.”

With Marie off stage, Donny marveled at her ability to perform Tuesday, calling her a “strong woman” and saying, “I hope you all appreciate what she’s going through tonight.”

But despite their grief, the duo did have fun on stage, performing in a dance-off, with Marie joking about her brother’s dancing skills. Donny was very quick to point out that he won Dancing With the Stars. Marie, in turn, challenged her brother to dance in heels as she had done on the show.
RELATED: Tearful Osmond Family Remembers Marie’s Son at Funeral

As the Vegas performance neared an end, Marie continued to smile but appeared overcome with emotion as she wiped away tears and struggled to finish the evening’s final song, “It Takes Two”.

After the music stopped and crowd came to its feet, Donny simply walked to his sister and hugged her.

Marie Osmond

A day after laying to rest her 18-year-old son, Michael Bryan, and less than two weeks after putting her Las Vegas show on hold, Marie Osmond takes the stage Tuesday night for a sold-out Donny & Marie show.

“It is important for Marie and her children to get back to a routine that is comfortable for all of them and be together as much as possible,” a close friend tells PEOPLE. “They’re all together and doing their best to return to work and school.”

All 720 tickets for the show at the Flamingo Las Vegas were snapped up. The hit show took a temporary break after Michael committed suicide on Feb. 26 in Los Angeles.

“The fans have been so wonderfully supportive of her throughout this tragic time and thanks to them and the love and support of her family and faith, Marie is just trying to get through this very sad time,” the family friend says.

It wasn’t known how – or whether – Osmond or her brother Donny would address Michael’s death, though the 90-minute show does feature several portions of ad-libbing.

A Flamingo Las Vegas source says the hotel has been flooded with requests from people inquiring on where to send flowers and well wishes. “Everyone has really been rooting for her,” the source says.

Flamingo Las Vegas announced that there will be five extra show dates from April 13-17 to accommodate those who had tickets to recently canceled shows.
RELATED: Marie Osmond Makes Emotional Return to Performing

• Additional reporting by MARK GRAY

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