In photos from his weekend nuptials to actress Courtney Mazza, Lopez, 39, looks like a classic handsome groom dressed in black and white as he leads his bride, wearing a lace Ines Di Santo gown – and their adorable 2-year-old daughter Gia – down the aisle after tying the knot. Mario Lopez looks good wearing next to nothing – but he#39;s absolutely dashing in a suit. The trio also shared the spotlight as they cut the enormous pink multiple-tiered wedding cake as a family, after Mazza changed in
The wedding will be featured in a two-hour TLC special titled Mario Courtney#39;s Wedding Fiesta, slated to air Dec. 8. It#39;s the first marriage for Mazza and the second trip down the aisle for Lopez, whose 2004 marriage to model and actress Ali Landry was annulled. The couple, who met in 2008 when Lopez starred in A Chorus Line on Broadway, exchanged vows just before sunset at the seaside estate of Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis. Extra was first to report the news of the couple#39;s
The wedding will be featured in a two-hour TLC special titled Mario Courtney#39;s Wedding Fiesta, slated to air Dec. 8. It#39;s the first marriage for Mazza and the second trip down the aisle for Lopez, whose 2004 marriage to model and actress Ali Landry was annulled. The couple, who met in 2008 when Lopez starred in A Chorus Line on Broadway, exchanged vows just before sunset at the seaside estate of Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis. Extra was first to report the news of the couple#39;s
“She#39;s the quarterback of the team,” Lopez, 39, said. “It#39;s her day, so I#39;m cool with what she wants.” One exception? “I#39;m involved with the wedding planning, because i want it to be a big party!” Mario Lopez and Courtney Mazza are set to wed on Saturday Dec. 1 on a beach in Mexico — and the X Factor cohost, 39, recently told Us that his bride-to-be is calling all the plays when it comes to planning the big bash. But Mazza, 31, clarified that wedding planning “is going really smo
Her Royal Hotness. Lord of the Arsetocracy. Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton may have adjusted to the royal spotlight effortlessly, but for her little sister Pippa Middleton, it hasn’t been quite so simple. “It’s a bit startling to achieve global recognition before the age of 30 on account of your sister, your brother-in-law and your bottom,” she writes in her new book . “One day I might be able to make sense of this. In the meantime I think it’s fair to say it has its upside and its downside,” says the owner of the UK’s most famous backside. Celebrate: A Year of Festivities for Families and Friends is a party guide from Pippa Middleton, whose parents run an event- and party-planning company. Pippa, 29, acknowledges the public’s fascination with her family. “I know many of you will pick up the book out of nothing more than curiosity,” she says. “I can assure you that it feels even stranger to me than it probably does to you to have seen so much written about me when I have done so little to paint a picture of myself.” “I certainly have opportunities many can only dream of – but in most ways I’m a typical girl in her 20s trying to forge a career and represent herself in what can sometimes seem rather strange circumstances.” “One of the most attractive has been the chance to publish Celebrate .” It’s available October 30, and sure to be a top-seller. In the meantime, browse though some of our favorite Pippa Middleton photos in our gallery below:
For reasons that defy comprehension, Khloe Kardashian will co-host The X Factor when it goes live next month. And how does the less annoying version of Kim Kardashian feel about this gig? Anxious. “What if I get kicked off the show because I say something so bad?” Khloe asked during an appearance on Ryan Seacrest’s radio show Friday. “That is what I’m nervous about, but listen, I can’t be anyone else but myself. I just have to control the language a little bit.” Kardashian will share the stage with Mario Lopez, who she refers to as “the nicest guy” and someone who will “take the pressure off.” And what about judges Demi Lovato or Britney Spears? Khloe is a big fan of each, telling Capital FM in the UK of Britney: “I think she is so funny and amazing. I am actually surprised at how honest she is on the show. I thought she would be more quiet and reserved. I think she’s hysterical.” The X Factor live shows kick off on November 1.
‘I support Mitt Romney’s health care plan because I don’t think the government should be involved in health care,” says Dion Pierre, 18. By Gil Kaufman President Barack Obama and presidential candidate Mitt Romney Photo: Getty Images
Stars have reportedly been confirmed to join the Fox show as co-hosts beginning in November. By Christina Garibaldi Khloe Kardashian and Mario Lopez Photo: WireImage
Jill Zarin was fired from The Real Housewives of New York City last year. And it’s safe to say the reality star took the news hard. Very hard. “It felt like my funeral,” Zarin told Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live last night. “I was heartbroken.” Among the many other topics covered by Zarin in the interview: Her fights with Bethenny Frankel were staged for ratings. Her feelings on newbies Aviva Drescher, Carole Radziwill and Heather Thomson. Her take on whether she can be replaced on the series: “You can’t replace me! You can try, but you know you can’t replace me.” Watch the embarrassing interview in its entirety now: Jill Zarin on Watch What Happens Live
The names of 21 people accused of purchasing sex from Maine Zumba instructor Alexis Wright have been released, and “The List” is hitting her small town hard. Police released Alexis Wright’s client list – or part of it anyway – earlier today. The 29-year-old had been operating a prostitution ring out of her Kennebunk, Me., Zumba studio along with her partner, 57-year-old Mark Strong Sr., officials say. Wright also recorded her dalliances with clients – 100 hours’ worth of video. A judge determined the identities of those involved in the case would be made public. Wright’s list does not include any of the ages and addresses of those named. “The principle that court proceedings are public is essential to public confidence,” the judge explained. “If persons charged with crimes could withhold their identities, the public would not be able to monitor proceedings to observe whether justice has been done,” he added. The controversial release of Wright’s clients’ identities is central to the public’s ability “to observe whether certain defendants may have received favored treatment.” According to Strong’s lawyer Dan Lilley, the full list includes 150 names. They all will be made public at a later date. Lilly claims that people Alexis Wright has serviced include lawyers, accountants and even a local TV personality. Wright, 29, pleaded not guilty in Portland to 106 counts of prostitution, violation of privacy, tax evasion and other charges for allegedly providing sex for money. She opened her Pura Vida fitness studio in 2010 teaching Zumba, a Latin-inspired fitness program that combines aerobics and dance, about 25 miles south of Portland. Soon after, she was suspected of running a prostitution ring. Police began investigating after hearing reports of cars coming to the studio and the office at all hours of the day and night and men going in for a half-hour or hour at a time. The landlord who rented the office space to Wright told investigators one of his tenants sometimes heard “moaning and groaning” coming from Wright’s office. When the landlord checked the office himself, he found a massage table and a video camera on a tripod. He also found an online porn clip of Wright filmed there. He called the police, who busted Wright and Strong.
