Jim Carrey's 22-year-old daughter Jane got married last weekend, and on Wednesday night he Twittered about it: "My Jane is a married women. days ago her and my new son in law alex got hitched... The day was simply perfect... lots of love there.. :)"
He'll have more to Twitter about soon, too: Jane is expecting her first child in march, making him a proud grandpa.
We've been wondering about Penelope Cruz & Jarvier Bardem's engagement for a while, but while a friend of theirs confirmed it was true in early October, Penelope still won't discuss it.
In this clip from the David Letterman show last night, Penelope says, "I don't feel comfortable talking about my private life in public... I've been here a few times with you, you know I'm tough. One thing I don't do, I don't lie about my personal life... It's sacred to me. It's my life. But I don't give details about it because I am allergic to that."
She probably is engaged, and we'd love to hear her talk about it, but we also love that she keeps her personal life private. With so many what-are-they-famous-for? starlets running around sharing everything (we're looking at you, Khloe), it's nice to see such a talented, beautiful, classy woman keeping romance sacred.
On the other hand, if we snagged Jarvier Bardem we'd be shouting it from the rooftops!
Check out this video of a marriage proposal between Maurie Sherman and Matthew Almeida on stage at a Mariah Carey concert, complete with mimi herself 'cheers'-ing them with champagne!
We had no idea The Newlywed Game was still on, which can't be a good sign for their ratings. If anyone should know a show like that is on the air, it's a wedding-obsessed group like OWD, right?!?
Well, they may get more attention now, because for the first time ever they had a gay married couple on their show (Star Trek's George Takei and his husband of 1 year, boyfriend of 20+ years, Brad Altamn)... and they won!
They're donating their $10,000 winnings to the Japanese American Nation Museum, where their wedding was held last September.
We told you about her engagement and wedding diet a few weeks ago, and now Christina Hendricks (aka, the stunning "Joan" on Mad Men) has married Geoffrey Arend in New York this weekend!
Congratulations Christina and Geoffrey!
Hendricks' Mad Men costar Vincent Kartheiser ("Pete Campbell") introduced the couple last year, and they clicked immediately. She tells People that she loves "everything" about Arend. "He's considerate, he's thoughtful, he's smart, he takes care of me... He's very, very giving."
Supermodel and Project Runway Grand Dame Heidi Klum has just legally become Heidi Samuel, taking husband Seal's surname... 4 years after their marriage (or as we like to call it, their "first wedding").
The taking of the groom's surname continues to be a hot topic for modern brides, and we couldn't help but wonder how waiting to change names affects the debate. Is it unromantic, in a 'waiting to be sure' kind of way, or is it incredibly romantic in a 'reaffirming my devotion in a totally unexpected way' kind of way?
There isn't a standard rule of etiquette as to when to take your husband's name, because until recent generations there practically no discussion about whether individual brides wanted to take their spouses names.
What do you think? Will you be taking your husband's name? If so, will you take it right away? Do you think the taking of the grooms name is the "right thing to do," is is it more of a personal choice? How to hyphenated last names factor in?
It's no secret that we love Ryan & Scarlett, so it was thrilling this weekend when Scarlett made a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live the night hubby Ryan was hosting.
How cute! They travel so much for their careers, it's great to see them making their work 'work for their them!'
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