And to Kate if you’re reading this, we hope love you, we hope you have an amazing birthday, and thank you so much for being such an inspiration to us. We know hope the next year is going to be filled with all the best things ever! So yeah.. Happy Birthday and we hope you have a good one.

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Kate Walsh seems to have moved on from her divorce to film executive Alex Young – she attended the Emmy Awards Sunday with new beau Neil Andrea. But the Private Practice actress isn’t about to kiss-and-tell.

When asked about her hot date, Walsh told PEOPLE, “I’m not going to talk about that! I know you have to ask, but it’s super top-secret! It’s in the vault!”

What wasn’t secret was their affection. In the Architectural Digest greenroom at the Emmy Awards, Walsh introduced Andrea to actor Chris O’Donnell as “my boyfriend.” Later, the pair were seen locking lips, according to the New York Daily News.

Andrea also supported her at the ABC Private Practice “Blow Out Cancer” charity event benefiting the American Cancer Society Monday night at Spago in Beverly Hills.

At the Private Practice event Monday, Walsh, 41, and Andrea, 35, arrived together but Walsh talked to the press while Andrea quietly slipped inside to hold court with her costars Taye Diggs, Tim Daly, Paul Adelstein, and Chris Lowell.

In a March cover story for Redbook, Walsh thanked her friends and family for supporting her after Young, whom she married in September 2007, filed for divorce in December 2008 citing irreconcilable differences. She said, “Alex and I still care for each other, and I wish him nothing but the best.”

Source: People

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On a side note to that, I apologize for the lack of updates once again, but there wasn’t really anything new on Kate, apart from the fact that Private Practice will be a premiering within a few days. In addition to that, I haven’t been keeping up with all of Kate’s candids even though she hasn’t been anywhere so yeah… I might post those later, but as of now, just keep an eye out for the Emmy’s photos that we’ll have posted for you by tomorrow.

SECOND GROUP OF PRESENTERS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 61ST PRIMETIME EMMY(R) AWARDS AIRING SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 ON CBS

KATE WALSH is known for her role as Dr. Addison Montgomery on the ABC drama “Private Practice,” a spin-off of “Grey’s Anatomy,” where Walsh made her first appearance in 2005 as the unfaithful wife opposite Patrick Dempsey. On the big screen, Walsh recently completed production on the supernatural thriller “Legion,” which will release domestically in January of 2010 by Screen Gems. After “Legion,” Walsh went into production on the upcoming MGM release “Hot Tub Time Machine,” which will be released into theaters in March of 2010.

Source: FutonCritic.com

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Capitol File magazine has included a “Dear Kate” column for the latest issue of Capitol File with Kate on the cover.

CAPITOL FILE: So you were recently in DC to enjoy some of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and affiliated parties. Tell me about that experience.
KATE WALSH: It was incredible. I had been invited in previous years, but this is the first time I really wanted to go. I thought the president’s speech was fantastic. I appreciated his self-deprecating humor. And Wanda Sykes was hilarious. It was great to get to meet (and geek out over) so many of the Washington press and politicians, too.

CF: Tell me about what you have going on professionally.
KW: I’m about to embark on an extensive European press tour, promoting the show abroad, and then finally take a vacation afterward. Private Practice will be on Thursdays after Grey’s Anatomy again in the fall. I also have a movie coming out in early 2010 called Legion.

CF: I know you campaigned for Obama and have been active with charitable groups. Did your time spent in DC spark any political dreams or ambitions?
KW: Campaigning for the president was a fantastic and rewarding experience, to be sure. I especially loved meeting and connecting with so many people across this country who got out, volunteered and campaigned passionately. I think there’s a little part of me that fantasizes about serving in public office.

CF: Will we see Senator Walsh a few years down the road?
KW: Ha! Maybe Senator Addison Montgomery! [Walsh’s character on Practice]

CF: What was your impression of the Washington scene and the political scene as someone who has been on the campaign trail—and as someone familiar with Hollywood instead of “Poliwood”?
KW: To see people participating in democracy, and effecting change is incredibly exciting. I think Washington is a very exciting, sexy place… can I say sexy? Yeah, I just decided: sexy. So many of the most important decisions and contributions to the country and the world at large are made in DC. How can that not be magnetic?

CF: Any secret hobbies or passions?
KW: I play the clarinet and the drums. Yeah. Dig it.

CF: If we didn’t know Kate Walsh as an actress, we’d know her as…
KW: A person who’s not comfortable going on and on about herself in a magazine article!

CF: Are you more tech or touch?
KW: I’m a total dork, technically.

CF: Do you Tweet?
KW: No.

CF: What is your take on social networking and putting the mundane actions of your life in an e-post for everyone to read?
KW: I think it’s fine if you are promoting work, but otherwise I think it’s symptomatic of an increasingly narcissistic and self-indulgent culture. I say write in your super-top-secret journal and keep it under your pillow. Oops, did I just basically blog?

CF: Those Cadillac commercials you did gave such sex appeal to the historically masculine brand. Are you someone who likes to put the pedal to the metal or are you more into Sunday drives in real life?
KW: No matter what I say here is going to sound like sexual innuendo, so here it goes: I like to go fast, but slow has become more and more appealing.

CF: What is your goal today, and where do you want to be 10 years from now?
KW: I want to continue to create and hopefully be of service in some way to the culture. I can’t imagine where I will be in 10 years.

CF: Who inspired you to act?
KW: Glinda the Good Witch of the North.

CF: Do you think you have arrived?
KW: I don’t believe in “arrival” (I say this as I type on a floatie in my swimming pool, sipping a mojito… kidding).

CF: Define happiness…
KW: Ever-changing.

Source: Capitol File