Actress Liv Tyler grew up in a rock 'n' roll house, but that doesn't mean she wants her son to do the same. Her son Milo is three years old.

Tyler, who is starring in the "Incredible Hulk," said she doesn't want her son to follow in the footsteps of her rocker father Steven Tyler, or the man she called dad for a decade, musician Todd Rundgren.

Liv Tyler grew up wanting a baby.

The actress - who has a three-year-old son, Milo with estranged husband Royston Langdon - never thought of having a career when she was younger because she always wanted to be a mother.

Actress Liv Tyler has revealed her new secret to losing weight - starring in a horror film.

Tyler says that she dropped "about 10 pounds" while filming her new movie "The Strangers" because she had to run around and act terrified for almost the entire shoot. The "Lord of the Rings" beauty also says that she would recommend the strange weightloss program to other actresses who are trying to lose weight.

Rocker and front man Steven Tyler has reportedly checked himself into a rehab center in Pasadena.

Tyler, 60, checked himself into Las Encinas Hospital drug rehabilitation clinic. This is the same clinic where Dr. Drew Pinsky practices and where VH1's reality show "Celebrity Rehab" was filmed.

Actress Liv Tyler and her husband have split up. Tyler was married to British rocker, Royston Langdon. They have a son named Milo.

According to People.com, their rep released a statement that said, "Liv Tyler and Royston Langdon have confirmed their separation. They remain good friends and devoted parents to their son Milo and are requesting that their family's privacy be respected at this time."

Liv Tyler took her two-year-old son to watch his grandfather Steven Tyler rock out in Canada on Monday.

The "Armageddon" star and her son Milo - the actress' only child with husband Royston Langdon, lead singer of rock band Arckid - watched the 59-year-old rocker perform with his band Aerosmith at Toronto's Molson Amphitheater from the side of the stage.