Motherhood Before Marriage  I hate to think of Hollywood as the
leading edge of our social norms, but it sure feels like it
sometimes. A decade ago, you could almost hear the outcry when
Murphy Brown had a baby out of wedlock. Even then-Vice-President
Dan Quayle weighed in on TV's fictional mom. Lately, it seems
like less of an issue. Madonna wasn't married when she gave
birth to her daughter. More recently, Katie Holmes had a baby
before she tied the knot with Tom.  Turns out it's not just
Hollywood. New data from the Centers for Disease Control
indicates 37 percent of babies were born outside of marriage in
2005. That's almost four of every 10 births. Some are the
product of two-parent families, but most are born to single
mothers. They're generally not teens in trouble but women who
are a little older and who've made a conscious decision to
become a mom.  In the course of reporting on these statistics
for the Today Show, we met Stacy Madison, a businesswoman who
spent her thirties building a pita chip comp