January jones

• "Mad Men's" January Jones blew up in weight after having her baby, well that's what everyone thought last night when she made her first appearance on the new season.
(Examiner)
• January Jones credits eating her own placenta, along with a healthy diet and vitamins, to helping her get back to work on the hit series, "Mad Men," in a matter of weeks. She told People.
(ABC News)
• Who do you have in your Gross Mom brackets: January Jones, Mayim Bialik or Alicia Silverstone? I've got Jones as a 10-point favorite. But they're all coming up with some . . . interesting approaches to motherhood.
(Chicago Sun-Times)
• January Jones is adjusting to motherhood quite nicely, thanks to something that came out of her body. Find out the controversial supplement she touts.
(Sheknows.com)
• Any fan of Mad Men has her calendar marked for Sunday, March 25. After a 17-month hiatus, the Emmy-award winning AMC drama is finally returning to television with a two-hour premiere.
(Sheknows.com)
• When it comes to real life parenting, January Jones is nothing like the mother she portrays named Betty in the AMC series Mad Men.
(The Gossip Girls)
• One of the few things Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner let slip about his series Season 5 premiere was that star January Jones was not in it.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• About seven weeks after the birth of her son, Xander, January Jones was back to work in the role that made her both admired and pitied, the former Betty Draper, now the re-married Betty Francis, on AMCs Mad Men.
(People)
• After sitting out last weeks Mad Men season-five premiere, Betty Draper (January Jones) returned on Sunday night looking, well, a bit different. And that new look has been dominating the water-cooler conversation on Monday morning (April 2).
(MTV)