Oscar Wilde once said "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery," so we're thinking J.Lo is probably feeling super flattered right now.
During last night's 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards, actress Jillian Rose Reed, 25, wore a plunging palm leaf printed gown that had everyone doing a double take.
While princesses and peas may not mix, three cans worth is all that’s needed to provide a fairy tale dress to any Johnston High School girl headed to a formal event.
Pat Colardo owns Richard’s Hair Studio on Atwood Avenue. She has two daughters, Marcella who graduated from the high school in 2014 and Marlaina, who is still a student. Through her family’s experiences with winter dances, semi formals, proms, and other events, she recognizes how costly these experiences are for families.
Having sat through 13 Prime Ministers (not including ones from the commonwealth), it looks like the Queen is getting a bit bored of the pomp and circumstance surrounding the reopening of Parliament.
Yep, turns out Queenie is as vote-fatigued as the rest of us.
Actress Coleen Garcia has revealed that she and actor-boyfriend Billy Crawford are getting married next year.
“We have a set date. I don’t want to share it for now but it’s definitely going to be next summer, next year,” said Garcia, 24, during an appearance on “Tonight With Boy Abunda” on ABS-CBN.
Nowadays, when we hear about a celebrity wedding that racked up millions of dollars in fees (cough, Kim Kardashian, cough), we barely bat an eye. In the late '90s and early 2000s, however, a celebrity dropping that much money on their nuptials was practically unheard of. That's why the $1 million price tag on Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston's July 2000 event was such a shock and it remains one of Hollywood's most memorable A-list affairs. Though the marriage didn't last, it's worth a walk down memory lane if you are feeling nostalgic or just need some inspiration for your own million-dollar bash.
The Venue: Jennifer and Brad exchanged vows at sunset on July 29 at the five-acre, multimillion-dollar Malibu estate they rented from television executive Marcy Carsey, whose property sits on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Although airspace was restricted over the estate during the couple's ceremony, the reception was held inside a massive white tent to ensure privacy from any helicopters buzzing overhead.
As announced in December, the Queen has stepped down from 25 of the 600 organisations she is patron of, giving them to younger members of the royal family.
The Duchess of Cambridge will take over as Wimbledon patron, as well as Barnardo's, Save the Children UK and the NSPCC, so we're expecting to see a lot more of Kate this year.
The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William will celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary on 29 April, and to ring in the special occasion, we're looking back at just how big their nuptials were. The royal wedding was complete with a handful of amazing moments, celebrity guests, and frame-worthy photos (remember their sweet kiss on the balcony of Buckingham Palace?). It was one of those days where you probably remember exactly what you were doing when you watched Kate walk down the aisle. The wedding seemed to be the only thing the world could talk about, and the staggering amount of people that tuned in or showed up back up that fact. We've broken down the royal wedding numbers into three simple categories to show the scope of Kate and Will's big day. Check them out below, and then get excited for Pippa Middleton's wedding with these fun facts.
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Mark Ryan McConnell and Kathryn Jane Smith were married at 4:30 p.m. on Oct. 17, 2015, at the Irish Cultural Museum, 917 Rue Conti, New Orleans, La. The Rev. Joe Pitzer performed the ceremony for the son of Mark and Shelly McConnell of Choctaw, Okla. and the daughter of Thomas and Jane Smith of Columbia.
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With the environment a year-round concern, a new wave of brides and grooms is redefining the way they plan and execute their wedding. This concern for "green" colors all their efforts.
According to a poll by the Clinton Global Initiative and Microsoft, 66 percent of millennials believe there is solid evidence of global warming and about 75 percent say it is because of human activity.
While many disastrous scenarios inevitably run through your mind before the big day arrives, one of these is probably not someone objecting to you and your fiancé's union. But thanks to a recent thread on Reddit, it seems that what we long thought of as a rhetorical question isn't so rhetorical after all. At least, not according to these people.
On the Ask Reddit page, OneInAZillion asked the community this question: "Redditors who have objected at weddings or seen someone object, what happened in the next 5 minutes?" Surprisingly, a good number of people had a harrowing story to tell. But before you read on and get worked up by the (slim) possibility that this may happen on your own wedding day, keep this professional's comment in mind. "As a measurement as to how often this happens: I work weddings and have attending somewhere north of 300 weddings," Star_Tropic wrote on the thread. "I have never seen nor heard of this happening at any event I have worked. Nor have I heard of other industry professionals that I'm in contact with experience it."
