Barrymore and Kopelman on the cover of PeopleWhen Drew Barrymore and Will Kopelman exchanged vows in the backyard of her $5.7 million Montecito, California home on June 2, "The day was perfect," the actress told People magazine. "Everyone we love and care about was there. It was fun and meaningful as we ever could have hoped."
Drew Barrymore’s wedding photo and details of her ‘perfect’ day
Miley Cyrus & Liam Hemsworth Engaged
miley-liam-feature-141837142120420110854Aww! We hear wedding bells! Miley and Liam are reportedly getting married. Read on for ALL the details!
After three years of dating, Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are ready to say “I do.”
“I’m so happy to be engaged and look forward to a life of happiness with Liam,” Miley told People magazine.
Liam reportedly proposed to Miley on May 31 with 3.5-carat diamond ring from jeweler Neil Lane.
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12 things to keep in a safe at home, not in a bank
Many folks believe that the safest place to store valuable items is in a bank safe deposit box. After all, banks have the best 24 hour security and alarm systems.
But the contents of a safe deposit box are rarely insured, while items in your home are typically covered by your homeowner's or renter's insurance policy.
Also, don't think your cash in a safe deposit box is covered by insurance. The only insures the deposits in accounts held in banks, but not the contents of their safe deposit boxes.
10 cheap ways to increase home value
Selling your home this summer? Cheap tweaks can pay off big-time. "And even when these don't equate to big dollars, they may help sell your property faster," says Adam Hade, an associate broker with Houlihan Lawrence in southeastern New York state.
But choosing which improvements to make is where many homeowners go wrong, according to Hade. "They over-improve or improve in ways that don't really matter to the buyers in their particular area," he says. Exactly the reason you should consult with a qualified realtor in your neighborhood before investing in any improvement projects.
Bill Clinton names dream actors to play him and Hillary on the big screen
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If Bill Clinton's life is made into a movie, he has a star in mind who could do the job.
On "Piers Morgan Tonight," the former president spoke with guest host Harvey Weinstein, the film producer, who brought the conversation back to movies, natch.
Weinstein asked, if he made a movie, "Who would you want to play you, Mr. President?" Clinton seemed genuinely stumped and replied, "Gosh, I don't know. I don't know. I would trust your judgment more than mine on that."
Money (that's what they want): board to charge for music at weddings, parades
TORONTO - Money can't buy love — but if you want some great tunes playing at your wedding, it's going to cost you.
The Copyright Board of Canada has certified new tariffs that apply to recorded music used at live events including conventions, karaoke bars, ice shows, fairs and, yes, weddings. The fees will be collected by a not-for-profit called Re:Sound.
While the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (otherwise known as SOCAN) already collects money from many of these events for the songwriters, Re:Sound will represent the record labels and performers who contributed to the music.
Mary-Kate Olsen Dating Olivier Sarkozy!
Ooh la la!
Mary-Kate Olsen has found amour again with former French president Nicolas Sarkozy's younger brother, Olivier Sarkozy, a source tells Us Weekly.
"It's true, they're dating, and she's definitely interested in him," the Olsen insider tells Us about her new romance with the 42-year-old Frenchman. Though Olsen and Sarkozy are seventeen years apart (Olsen is 25), the source says their age differences suits her just fine.
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