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Wonder Woman actor Gal Gadot has already weighed in on the famous character's bisexuality but that doesn't mean reporters are going to stop asking her about it. When asked directly for a name she could envision Wonder Woman having a relationship with she went with an actor who's already played two comic book roles. None other than Halle Berry. .@GalGadot and @HalleBerry at the 2016 #TiffanyMasterpieces gala in Beverly Hills. pic.twitter.com/ftws8xkhDb — Tiffany & Co. (@TiffanyAndCo) October 14, 2016 Thanks to Greg Rucka's work on the Wonder Woman title at DC Comics, we know Wonder Woman is queer but we also know nothing to that effect will be shown in Patty Jenkins' upcoming film. That said, reporters are looking towards the future of the franchise. Batman-News.com was directed to Gadot's appearance on the Israeli talk show, “Good Night With Guy Pines," by Twitter user @A256112 who gave them...

Israeli actress Gal Gadot has given what appears to be her first public interview since she landed the role of Wonder Woman in the upcoming Man of Steel follow-up, the untitled Batman-Superman film. Speaking with Israeli entertainment TV news show Erev Tov with Guy Pines in Hebrew, Gadot described how she learned she'd gotten the part and what it was like keeping it a secret. She also responded to criticism about her body. Gadot said she learned she'd gotten the role from her agent, Hadas Lichtenstein, after she landed in New York on a flight from Israel, on her

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Actress Natalie Portman and beau Benjamin Millepied recently welcomed a baby boy and have named him Aleph, according to People. His name is from the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.

An Israeli TV Show, "Good Evening with Guy Pines," speculates that Portman, born in Israel, wanted to pay homage to her native country by choosing such a name.

Aleph is also the number one in Hebrew and can be spelled, "alef." Its meaning in Judaic Kabbalah relates to the origin of the universe, the "primordial one that contains all numbers."

Portman gave birth last month and has said she plans to take a break from Hollywood in order to enjoy motherhood.

Actress Natalie Portman and beau Benjamin Millepied recently welcomed a baby boy and have named him Aleph, according to People. His name is from the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet.

An Israeli TV Show, "Good Evening with Guy Pines," speculates that Portman, born in Israel, wanted to pay homage to her native country by choosing such a name.

Aleph is also the number one in Hebrew and can be spelled, "alef." Its meaning in...

The Oscar-winning actress and her fiance, choreographer Benjamin Millepied, have named their first child – who was born last month - after the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet.

According to Israeli TV Show 'Good Evening with Guy Pines’, the Jewish actress decided to pay homage to her motherland with the moniker, which also means the “oneness of God”.

Meanwhile, the couple – who met on the set of 'Black Swan’- have decided their son will adopt both their last names with the surname Portman-Millepied.

Prior to the birth of baby Alef, who is yet to be seen in public, Natalie admitted her Jewish ancestry had caused her to be “superstitious”.

She explained: "I think it's a Jewish thing to be kind of superstitious. You don't do any of the baby stuff before the baby arrives."

Throughout her pregnancy Natalie paid tribute to her parents Avner and Shelley Hershlag, saying...

Ever since she gave birth to a baby boy three weeks ago, Natalie Portman has kept quiet about her firstborn. The "Black Swan" star has yet to release any picture of the newborn or officially announce his name, but recent reports claimed that she and fiance Benjamin Millepied have picked Aleph for the name of their first child.

A source confirmed the baby's name, which is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, to People. It is also the number one in the Hebrew language, and has alternate spelling of "Alef". The name, which also represents the "oneness of God" and the element of air, was first reported during a broadcast of the Israeli television show "Good Evening with Guy Pines", according to the Israel Hayom newsletter.

Natalie and Benjamin met on the set of "Black Swan", and reportedly began dating in early 2010. The Oscar-winning actress, who was born in...

New mum Natalie Portman has called her baby son Alef, according to Israeli news reports.

The Oscar-winning actress gave birth to fiance Benjamin Millepied's child last month and she'll honour her Jewish roots by naming the boy after the first letter of the Israeli alphabet, reports newsman Guy Pines.

Black Swan star Portman was born in Jerusalem.

Update: People.com confirms that Portman's son is indeed named Aleph.

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He's Natalie Portman's first child, and, if rumors are true, he has a very symbolic and orderly name.

A report at Israel Hayom relays that the Israeli TV show "Good Evening with Guy Pines," revealed that Portman named her and fiance Benjamin Millepied's first son, born in June, Aleph, which is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet. Portman, of course, is a native Israeli, having originally been given the name Natalie Hershlag.

The report on the TV show aired last month; The Huffington Post also received a tip last month that Portman had indeed named her son Aleph, but her representatives declined to confirm. HuffPost has reached out once again for comment, and will update when more is known.

Natalie Portman has named her baby son Alef. The Oscar-winning actress and her fiance, choreographer Benjamin Millepied, have named their first child - who was born last month - after the first letter in the Hebrew alphabet. According to Israeli TV Show Good Evening with Guy Pines, the Jewish actress decided to pay homage to her motherland with the moniker, which also means the 'oneness of God'. Meanwhile, the couple - who met on the set of Black Swan - have decided their son will adopt both their last names with the surname Portman-Millepied. Prior to the birth of baby Alef, who is yet...

Awww, cuteness! Natalie Portman‘s son’s name has leaked, thanks to Israeli TV program Good Evening With Guy Pines. According to the show, Natalie and fiance Benjamin Millepied gave their baby boy the Israeli name Alef, drawing from the first letter of the Israeli alphabet. Natalie was born in Jerusalem and holds dual American and Israeli citizenship. She gave birth to her little one in June. What we wouldn’t to be present when Alef sees Black Swan for the first time with his parents. So much awkward. Welcome to Hollywood, Alef!

Natalie Portman's baby name has apparently been revealed. The Black Swan star gave birth to her first child with fiancé Benjamin Millepied in mid-June, declining to release the baby boy's name. However, a new report from Israel has revealed that the child's name is Alef, after the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, according to the TV show Good Evening with Guy Pines. In addition, the Huffington Post has stated that it received a separate report last month that Alef is in fact the boy's name. Portman herself is a native Israeli, having (more)...

HollywoodNews.com: Although Natalie Portman had her baby boy back in June, the name is only now reportedly coming out.

It is reported by the Israeli TV Show, ‘Good Evening with Guy Pines,’ that Portman and Benjamin Millepied named their son Alef, states PopEater. The name reportedly represents “oneness of God” and the element of air in the Hebrew language.

Portman’s son was born in mid-June, but the name only now slipped out.

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