Daniel Craig & Rachel Weisz Secretly Marry

Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz, who have been quietly dating since last November, tied the knot together last Wednesday. The couple met on the set of the psychological thriller "Dream House," in which they play husband and wife. Craig's 18-year-old daughter, Ella, and Weisz's four-year-old son, Henry, were at the ceremony.  Weisz divorced "Black Swan" director Darren Aronofsky last year. Craig had been in a long-term relationship with movie producer Satsuki Mitchell before meeting Weisz.


Ameriie Gets Married

The Grammy-nominated recording artist, 30, married former Columbia Records executive Lenny Nicholson on Saturday on Anguilla in the British West Indies. The newlyweds are honeymooning at the resort’s 5,000 sq.-ft. Romance Villa, complete with its own private beach.



Julie Benz Is Engaged

The former Dexter star, 39, is engaged to her boyfriend of four years, marketing executive Rich Orosco, her rep confirmed. This will be Benz's second trip down the aisle. She was previously married to actor John Kassir in 1998, but the couple divorced in 2007.



Box Office

1  Cars 2                 $68 million
2  Bad Teacher       $31 million
3  Green Lantern    $18.4 million
4  Super 8                $12.2 million
5  Mr. Popper's Penguins  $10.3 million
6  X-Men: First Class            $6.6 million
7  The Hangover Part II          $5.9 million
8  Bridesmaids                       $5.4 million
9  Pirates of the Caribbean:  $4.7 million
10 Midnight In Paris               $4.5 million


Ousted Governor Found Guilty

Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich said he is disappointed and "stunned" after a jury found him guilty on 17 corruption-related charges, including trying to sell or trade President Barack Obama's old Senate seat. Blagojevich had faced 20 charges, including the Senate seat allegation and that he schemed to shake down executives for campaign donations. He was convicted on all charges regarding the Senate seat. The jurors delivered their verdicts after deliberating nine days.


BET Gaffe at Awards

A fan who came onstage to present the award apparently got mixed messages from a tablet and teleprompter. Reading from the tablet, Tiffany Green first announced Brown as the winner. Then, looking understandably confused, she corrected herself based on the teleprompter, and said Rihanna had won.Drake accepted for Rihanna, saying, "Well, this is awkward." But BET later clarified that Brown had, in fact, won. Green tweeted that BET was responsible for the error and wrote: "Bawling backstage." BET programming executive Stephen Hill later took the blame, tweeting: "That BET Awards Viewer's Choice mix-up was due to human error. And I was the human that made that error. I apologize to ALL affected."



Charlie Sheen Gets New Sitcom, Not Totally Losing

Charlie Sheen has reportedly come to an agreement with Lionsgate for a new sitcom, and networks are now bidding on the show, with TBS as the frontrunner. An insider, says “Charlie has inked a deal with Lionsgate Television to create and star in a new sitcom. Charlie's character will be very similar to the one he played on Two And a Half Men, however the show will be a lot racier.” The insider continued: “Networks and cable are bidding on the show right now, with TBS being the front runner. TBS recently expanded their comedy division with the acquisition of The Conan O'Brien Show after his fall out with NBC. Plus cable makes more sense because it offers more creative freedom.” "Lionsgate Television will produce the show. They have committed to ten episodes up front with the option to pick-up and produce 90 more episodes if the ratings prove to be successful,” the source explains. “This means the sitcom could be on TV for 8 years, which is a long time! It also means that Charlie will make more money than ever before!"



Lindsay Lohan House Arrest Restricted

The probation report which was submitted to Judge Stephanie Sautner indicates Lindsay failed an alcohol test. The probation officer wrote, "The defendant's behavior indicates she is not attempting to change. It appears that the defendant does not view being on the electronic monitoring program as a privilege. The report goes on to recommend Lindsay should serve "suitable time in custody." In the meantime, the judge ordered Lindsay to stop throwing parties at her home whil under house arrest and to limit the number of visitors to one person at a time. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Stephanie Sautner was not happy about the actress hosting a rooftop barbecue at her home on June 12th, telling her, "You are guilty of extremely poor judgment. House arrest is akin to jail."



TV NEWS

“Law & Order: SVU – The Next Generation” is taking shape, with the news that Danny Pino (Cold Case) and Kelli Giddish (Chase) are both boarding the NBC crime drama as series regulars.



No worries for those of you who didn't think they would be seeing actress Lisa Edelstein on TV again, now that she's leaving "House"...  She will be back with a great story line on CBS' "The Good Wife".   She'll play a lawyer and born poker player whose sexiness is enhanced by her obvious intelligence. Edelstein's character apparently shares a past with Will. It's unclear if said past is professional, personal or both, but you can bet there will be tensions between her and Alicia (Julianna Margulies).



Michelle Trachtenberg’s career is going to pot. The Gossip Girl rabble-rouser is joining Weeds for a two-episode stint as a low-life hashish-dealing rival to Nancy (Mary Louise Parker) and a love interest for Silas (Hunter Parrish).



World Without End, the eight-hour followup to last year’s The Pillars of the Earth miniseries, has locked in its cast, says Deadline, and it includes Cynthia Nixon (Sex and the City), Miranda Richardson (Rubicon) and Ben Chaplin (Murder by Numbers).



Jimmy Kimmel Live! makes nearly $100 million each year in TV ads and another $1-$2 million from Kimmel's popular YouTube channel. Kimmel earns an estimated $8 million a year.



Fox News Channel's Chris Wallace says he "messed up" by asking Republican presidential contender Michele Bachmann whether she's a flake. The talk show host posted the video apology after his "Fox News Sunday" interview with the Minnesota congresswoman, who formally announced her presidential bid Monday in Iowa. Wallace said on the Fox show that Bachmann had a reputation in Washington for making questionable statements, noting she had called fellow members of Congress anti-American. He paused and asked her: "Are you a flake?"