Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder Weds Longtime Girlfriend Jill McCormick

Pearl Jam rocker Eddie Vedder has married his longtime girlfriend and baby mama, model Jill McCormick, in Hawaii Saturday.  Read more on Eddie Vedder’s wedding below.
Eddie Vedder married Jill McCormick in Hawaii on Saturday in front of around 70 guests.
Wedding guests included friends and family and actor Sean Penn and musician Jack Johnson.
Vedder, 45, proposed to model Jill McCormick last year while he was in Washington D.C. for the Kennedy Center Honors gala.
The couple have two daughters, Olivia, 6, and Harper Moon, nearly 2.
This is the second marriage for Eddie Vedder.

Sam Jones III & Karissa Shannon Sell Kinky Sex Tape To Vivid

Former Playboy Playmate Karissa Shannon and her boyfriend, “Smallville” actor Sam Jones III, have struck a deal with Vivid for release of their sex tape.  Read more on this story below.

Karissa Shannon and Sam Jones III have agreed to release their sex tape, which Vivid says is very kinky, for a large amount of moolah.
The couple had made a sex tape that was stolen by Spencer Pratt and shopped to Vivid.  Karissa Shannon first said she was going to fight the release of her tape, until she was apparently offered a deal she couldn’t refuse.
Vivid’s head honcho said of the video:
“Not only is it extremely kinky for a celeb sex tape, Karissa is absolutely beautiful. And as for Sam, let’s just say he’s no ‘Smallville.’ This is sure to be one of our all-time best sellers.”
Vivid reportedly paid Karissa and Sam $450,000 to release the video and here’s why according to Vivid, “Its definitely the most extreme video that I’ve ever seen, as a celebrity tape. There’s everything you can imagine — whips, chains, handcuffs. It’s absolutely crazy.”

Review: Steer Clear of These Annoying Romantics

Review in a Hurry: Just in time for hurricane season, this perfect storm of pretentiousness blows into a theater near you. During one interminable night, seven annoying college alums (including Katie Holmes) reunite to drink, pontificate and watch two friends get married by the sea. Heed this warning—evacuate!
The Bigger Picture: Oh those pretty, pouty, privileged kids and their problems...The titular Romantics are a clique of twentysomething Ivy Leaguers nicknamed for their incestuous dating history. But there's not a whit of credibility to their supposed entanglements—or to this contrived romantic drama, which strives for profundity by playing pop ballads as characters stare out at the turgid waves. It's about as deep as an Abercrombie ad.
The natty preppies in St. Elmo's Fire, er, The Romantics gather at the waterfront estate of bride Lila (Anna Paquin), who's due to wed Tom (Josh Duhamel) the following day. The maid of honor is writer Laura (Holmes)—Lila's best friend and Tom's former longtime girlfriend. Laura puts on a stoic face but still pines for her brooding ex-beau.
After an awkward rehearsal dinner, the liquored-up buds go skinny-dipping in the surf and lose track of the groom. (Got a hangover yet?) They divide up to search for Tom but instead just drink more, snort coke, make out and whine about their post-grad lives...wah, wah, wah...until dawn.
Meanwhile, Tom hides out on the shore, torn between two lovers—rich, controlling Lila and passionate, literate Laura. Whom will he pick? Who cares? By the time Tom and Laura are spouting Keats poetry and sucking face under a tree, you'll wish the ocean would just open up and swallow them all.
Perhaps Galt Niederhoffer, who adapted her own novel and directs, intended a restless indie vibe with the grainy look and shaky camerawork, but the effect only proves distracting. Far worse is her penchant for affected dialogue and lengthy speeches, which trip up her attractive young cast. At one point Tom opines, "All this is tragic and debatably interesting." Nah, not so debatable.