51-year-old actor Doug Hutchinson , who has starred in the TV series “Lost” and in the movie The Green Mile , has married 16-year-old singer Courtney Alexis Stodden. The two wed in Las Vegas last month with the consent of her parents. Courtney, an aspiring actress, model and pop singer, was being managed by Hutchinson when the two became romantically involved. Her parents, Alex and Krista, welcomed Hutchinson, who is four years older than his new father-in-law. “We all needed a good man in our lives,” Krista told Foxnews.com. “After a while you don’t look at the age. You look at the love they started to have towards each other. He became more than a number to us.” Predictably, the two are rumored to be in talks for a reality TV series about their marriage. Maybe they should call this “Strange Love Pt 2″. What do you think? Is this fine to you or is this too much of an age gap? Were her parents right to give consent? Let us know in the comments! READ MORE AT FOXNEWS.COM. RELATED POSTS: Author Barry Fletcher Asks If Marriage Still Matters Why Don’t A lot of Married Men Wear Their Rings?
Looks like Kelly Rowland has a fan in 50 Cent. During an on set visit to Tony YaYo’s video shoot for “Haters,” 50 spoke to MTV News about some of his favorite songs of the moment, and listed Kelly’s hit single “Motivation” as one of them. 50 made the case for the former Destiny’s Child member by pointing out Kelly’s international appeal, and said that was part of the reason he cast her in his “Baby By Me” video. He even goes on to say that Kelly’s dance moves and beauty are on par with reigning R&B champ, Queen Bey. What say you readers–do you agree or disagree with 50 Cent’s statements? Can Kelly Rowland give Beyonce a run for her money? Share your thoughts in the comments section! Watch interview below: Get More: MTV Shows RELATED POSTS: 50 Cent Takes Control of Rick Ross’ Twitter? Kelly Rowland’s “Motivation” Jumps To #1 Kelly Rowland “Here I Am” Tracklisting
Photos: Wikipedia, Public domain. Investing Now for a Better Future In a speech at the National Press Club, U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu made the case for more R&D in the U.S., especially in the energy sector (“the 2010 federal budget is $3.6 trillion, of which 0.14 percent went for research and development related to energy”). Dr. Chu explains why this is essential for both economic development and to meet environmental challenges, and he compares China’s progress in clean technologies and energy to the wake up call that was the launch of the Sputnik satellite by the Soviet Union…. Read the full story on TreeHugger
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