Entertainment Tonight: A 'Law & Order' Star's Baby Shower! [From Entertainment Tonight Online] March 18, 2008 Partying with Elisabeth Rohm! Former "Angel" and "Law and Order" star Elisabeth Rohm is in the family way and invited ET cameras to her very own baby shower, which had everything from celeb friends like NIA LONG to clothes and toys from Gymboree and even pink M&Ms customized with her soon-to-be daughter's name! "Oh my God, EASTON's name is on the M&Ms," the blonde starlet exclaims. "This is so unbelievably cute. Do they last for 18 years so I can save this for her?" Elisabeth's baby girl with fiance RON WOOSTER is due next month -- on the same day as her birthday, April 28. She tells [ET] she's had tons of cravings, starting with "the entire truckload." "I mean I'm dying to have some of that baby shower cake," she says. But even though the blonde actress, who played "L&O"'s Assistant D.A. Serena Southerlyn, used to work out regularly with weights, she hasn't been depriving herself of sweets. "I think you should think about being healthy, eating when you're hungry, making sure that they come out of you chubby and big and beautiful. I don't want her to suffer any of my narcissism!" As for the unusual name, she says it came to her in a dream -- yes, really! "I had a dream that I dropped her off at my best friend's house and when I picked her up after the weekend I said, 'How was my daughter?' And actually my friend who's standing behind you said, 'She was great but she wouldn't respond to the name Grace. She said, "My name is Easton."' .... When I talked to my mom, she said, 'I think your daughter told you her name.'" This article is the intellectual property of Entertainment Tonight and Elisabeth Rohm. The images were included on the website page where this article was found. The images belong to their photographer. The article and images are transcribed simply for fan purposes. No copyright infringement is intended. :: Back up ::       2008 Rohm with a View. Rohm with a View (lis-rohm.net) is an independent publication and is not endorsed by Elisabeth Rohm, her management or any related companies. Opinions expressed here are not necessarily those of Elisabeth Rohm or her management.