Actor Owen Wilson proudly watched as his son Robert Ford took his first steps in Santa Monica, California on Tuesday.

The Midnight In Paris star, 43, wore a beanie, baby blue shirt, green pants and Nike sneakers to the park, where he proudly coaxed the little boy to take a few steps, then captured the images on an iPad.

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The baby’s mother, and Owen’s girlfriend, Jade Duell was also present for the milestone.

Actor Owen Wilson, his girlfriend Jade Duell and their adorable son Ford Linton were snapped in Venice, California on Wednesday and RadarOnline.com has the photos for you.

The quirky Midnight In Paris star wore a Honolulu trucker hat, baby blue shirt and navy blue shorts as he proudly held his infant. Duell walked a few paces behind, clad in a black shirt and denim shorts.

These smokin’ hot stars manage to steam up the beach on their own, but when they bring along their equally sexy siblings, they scorch up the sand!

RadarOnline.com has photos of Hollywood's hottest brothers and sisters, stripped down and showing off their bombshell beach bodies, in the special photo feature.

Kim Kardashian has some of the most swerving curves on the shoreline, so when she teams up with her sexy sister Kourtney, the sexiness factor rises to the max.

More than ten years after the last installment of Scream, Wes Craven is bringing back the hit horror franchise with Scream 4, which hits the big screen Friday.

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In honor of the highly anticipated and star-studded movie, RadarOnline.com is bringing you photos of the sexiest Scream stars from over the years, stripped down into their swimsuits.

There's a new little wedding crasher in town.

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Actor Owen Wilson's first child, a baby son named Ford Linton Wilson, was seen with his mom Jade Duell in Malibu Monday, and RadarOnline.com has the  very first photo of the little guy for you.

Ford was born in Hawaii January 14, weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces. He might have Hollywood in the blood, as his dad (Little Fockers, The Royal Tennenbaums) and uncle Luke (Old School, Rushmore) are both successful screen stars.

Brash, funny and brimming with champagne (nevermind the topless women), Middle Men is a fast-paced ride fueled by sex, drugs, guns and a fantastic mid-’90s soundtrack. The movie’s magic lies in the telling with a distinct style and slick look as it depicts the seamy underbelly of internet porn, and the men who made billions from it.

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To be more accurate, Middle Men tells the real story of the birth of the internet as we know it, where anything can be bought or sold -- starting with pictures of naked women. Told through the eyes of businessman Jack Harris (Luke Wilson), the tale begins with idiot savants Wayne Beering (Giovanni Ribisi) and Buck Dolby (Gabriel Macht), who are broke and doing too much cocaine in L.A. when Wayne decides he wants to put dirty pictures online. It’s not until one boozy night that his fleshy pipe dream takes off, when Buck invents (in just 15 minutes, the movie claims) the program for online credit card transactions. Thus, modern commerce is born and our brainy hedonists stumble upon more money than they ever dreamed of (but not more than they can snort, drink and gamble away in Vegas).

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Of course, more money means more problems, and soon enough they’re in way over their heads, complete with black eyes and paranoia to prove it. Jack arrives to save the day and soon enough he’s guiding his dimwitted business partners into a multi-billion dollar enterprise. Through Jack’s narration, we see him get deeper and deeper into the business, even as he longs for his pretty wife and their little kids back in Texas. As his character navigates the increasingly dangerous maze of the porn biz -- and falls for a young actress in the process -- Wilson is wholly believable as a misguided good-guy wading through treacherous waters with super-human savvy. While Wilson’s narration is flat at times, the role is still one of his best, capitalizing on the mix of his average-guy demeanor and understated charm to walk the line between menschy hero and manipulative opportunist.

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With its super-saturated colors, tongue-in-cheek ‘tude and exceptional performances, Middle Men is raucous but tempered, with top-notch directing from George Gallo (Bad Boys), who knows when to let the ridiculousness loose, and when to reign it in. Raw and unapologetic, the film is a gem of the summer -- prudes need not attend.