Rebecca Romijn, 34, and Jerry O’Connell, 33, married in a ceremony in Los Angeles on Saturday, said Romijn’s representative, Lewis Kay.

Romijn, who currently stars in ABC’s “Ugly Betty”, and O’Connell, of “Crossing Jordan” fame tied the knot in Ojai, CA. Isn’t she a beauty? The couple met in 2004 when Romjin was shooting for Wet Dreams, and later in 2005 Jerry proposed to her when the couple was in New York.

This is the first marriage for O’Conell. Romijn was previously married to actor, John Stamos for 6 years. I wonder how long this one will last or if she has a second agenda!

Actor Goran Visnjic — Dr. Luka Kovac in the TV series “ER” — has admitted to an extramarital affair with a Croatian woman. The woman, Mirela Rupic, a 36-year-old woman from Visnjic’s hometown of Sibenik, claims to have had his baby, and wants him to take a paternity test and pay child support.

Visnjic, who originally denied the accusation has since said he “remembers nothing” from the night spent with Rupic because he was jet lagged and had consumed alcohol.

Visnjic has agreed to a paternity test and will pay child support but will not seek custody if the child is his.

Victoria Beckham, formerly Posh Spice and currently married to soccer superstar David Beckham, doesn’t seem to have the media appeal she did in England.Slated to star in a mini-series about life as a Beckham and her move to The United States, her TV reality show has been pared down to a single 1 hour show. Critics are not only panning the show but are actively bashing it.

The New York Post gave the show a zero-star review, describing Mrs. Beckham as “relentlessly self-promoting” with “vapid, condescending behavior” in a show described as “an orgy of self-indulgence.”After a successful career in the 1990s with The Spice Girls, Beckham, nee Adams, launched a solo musical career and launched her high end dVb denim collection. Married to soccer superstar David Beckham since 1999, the couple has 3 children. David Beckham recently signed a 5 year contract with the Los Angles Galaxy which took effect July 1, 2007. He is slated to play his first game for the Galaxy on July 21, 2007.

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Only 4 contestants remain after the American Idol audience voted out Phil Stacey and Chris Richardson last night. After Idol received over 135 million votes from last week and this week’s combined total, Stacey, Richardson and Blake Lewis found themselves in the bottom three having received the lowest number of votes.This week’s show had Jon Bon Jovi as the contestant coach and Stacey’s “Blaze of Glory” received high praise from Paula Abdul. Abdul commented, “the best opening I think we’ve had all season long.”

Richardson also received praise from the judges for his two performances with Simon Cowell being a little less enthusiastic with his comment of, “You did as much as you could possibly do with that song but whether it’s good enough to stay another week, I’m not sure.”

During the show Ryan Seacrest also revealed that of the 25,000 entries Idol songwriting competition, the top 20 had been selected. The winning song will become the show’s finale song with the winner recording and releasing it at a later date. Next week’s guest mentor will be Barry Gibb of the BeeGees.

“J-Rat” the former “Cheers” mailman won’t be delivering any more. John Ratzenberger was the latest star voted off “Dancing with the Stars” this week. While garnering praise from the judges this week, including a comment about how it looked like he’d been to “dance rehab”, the home audience decided it was time for John to go.Ratzenberger and his partner, Edyta Sliwinski performed a rumba and foxtrot, achieving a combined score of 45 out of 60 from the judges for their two routines.

Laila Ali and her partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, scored a 29 for their quickstep and a perfect 30 out of 30 for their samba, giving them a combined score of 59. Tied for the lead were Joey Fatone and partner Kym Johnson, who scored a 29 for their foxtrot and a perfect 30 out of 30 for their jive.

Tuesdays’ show also included a performance by Meatloaf. He sang his anthem “Bat out of Hell” and his new single “Cry Over Me.”

Next week the couples will be required to perform Latin dance and a ballroom routine.

American Idol hosted a 2 night special to raise money for relief programs in America and Africa. So far over $70 million has been raised by viewers and corporations. The show, co-hosted by Ryan Seacrest and Ellen DeGeneres, who herself donated $10,000, boasted a variety of special guests. The list included Madonna, Josh Groban, Earth, Wind & Fire, Ben Stiller, Kelly Clarkson and other celebrities.Funds are slated to go to “Charity Projects Entertainment Fund” and are to be distributed to multiple charities across America and Africa.

In keeping with the night’s theme of charity, none of the remaining contestants were sent home. However, next week will see two of the remaining six contestants voted off as votes from the two weeks will be combined to determine the bottom two.The remaining contestants are: Melinda Doolittle, Lakisha Jones, Blake Lewis, Chris Richardson, Jordin Sparks and Phil Stacey.

Guest mentor next week is Jon Bon Jovi who will perform live on the results show Wednesday.

Message boards loved her or hated her but Heather Mills, soon to be ex-wife of Beatle Paul McCartney caused a stir on Dancing with the Stars this season.

Mills garnered attention for being the first contestant with a prosthetic limb. The attention didn’t help her last through the 5th week of competition though.

Monday’s show had Mills and her partner, Jonathan Roberts, performing the Paso Doble but judges found they failed to bring the passion needed and scored only 23/30 points. Mills also fell during the final moments of the routine.

The low score and fall found them in the bottom two with John Ratzenberger and his partner, Edita Sliwinski, who, though having scored only 19 points from the judges were spared from leaving by the viewing audience.

Top marks this week went to Apolo Anton Ohno and his partner with 28 points for their rumba and to Laila Aliand her partner, also with 28 points, for their performance of a cha-cha. Former N’Synch singer Joey Fatone and his partner were close behind with a 27 for their samba performance. Scoring a 24 for performing the Paso Doble were Ian Ziering and his partner. Billy Ray Cyrus who created some of his own dance moves in what he called the “Bubba Chicken”, something that was “three-quarters jive and one-quarter bubba” he explained scored 21 points.

Next week the couples will be performing both a Latin and a ballroom routine.

CMT Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony where the fans decide the winners. This year Carrie Underwood, winner of “American Idol” won “Best Video of the Year”, “Best Female Video” and “Best Directed Video” for the video of her song “Before He Cheats”. Kenny Chesney, former husband of Renee Zellweger won for male video for “You Save Me” and Rascal Flatts won for group vide for “What Hurts the Most.”Breakthrough video of the year went to teen newcomer Taylor Swift for her song “Tim McGraw.” Actor Kris Kristofferson, writer of songs like “Help Me Make it Through the Night” and “Me and Bobby McGee” won the Johnny Cash Visionary Award.

Clyde Drexler and his partner, Elena Grinenko, were the latest couple eliminated from “Dancing with the Stars. “Tuesday night’s rumba performance earned them 13 points and harsh criticism from the judges. “You’re the worst dancer in this competition,” said judge Carrie Ann Inaba. Drexler graciously thanked the fans for voting and keeping him in the competition stating, “Lord knows they were keeping us in”. Lisa Rinna, a previous contestant, gave a preview of her performance of Roxie, from her Broadway musical “Chicago” and Grammy winning Macy Gray performed her new single “Finally Made Me Happy.”

Next weeks show will have contestants performing routines and a group swing dance performance.

Nations sighed in relief as the voting public finally got it right. Sanjaya Malakar was voted off American Idol last night. Malakar who has inspired extreme reactions from the voting public, having one viewer go so far as to claim to go on a hunger strike until he was voted off. His singing and weekly survival frustrated judge Simon Cowell enough to declare that he would not return next season should Sanjaya win. While his singing was weak and childlike, his stage persona was ever changing. His most notable and most talked about appearance had him sporting a pony-hawk. Perhaps the bulk of his support came from shock jock Howard Stern and web site “Vote for the Worst”. Both supported him to go to the finals not because of his talent but as a mockery to American Idol’s premise that only the best win. This week was country week with guest coach Martina McBride. A surprisingly poor performance of “Jesus Take the Wheel” by LaKisha Jones landed her in the bottom two with Sanjaya. Another surprise in the bottom 3 was Blake Lewis.

Next week’s result show will feature “a star-studded extravaganza of celebrity artists performing at both the American Idol stage and prestigious Disney Hall, including: Sacha Baron Cohen, Michael Buble, Kelly Clarkson, Celine Dion, “Il Divo”, Josh Groban, Annie Lennox, Pink, and Gwen Stefani”. This event is in support of “Idol Gives Back with sponsors making a donation for every vote called in on Tuesday night.