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Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo Tie the Knot

Entertainers Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo tied the knot Friday at an undisclosed island destination. It’s the first marriage for Minnillo, a former MTV VJ and new co-host of Wipeout, and the second walk down the aisle for Lachey, who was previously married to Jessica Simpson. The nuptials were a surprise for the 35 friends and family members in attendance. Minnillo told People that guests were only given airline tickets and instructions on what to pack, “Our wedding invitations were in the form of a plane ticket.

Jennifer Aniston, Sarah Jessica Parker, Jennifer Lopez Participate in Paparazzi Doc

Longtime rock and roll photographer, red carpet fixture and WireImage co-founder Kevin Mazur is turning the lens on his own industry, chronicling the rise of the modern-day paparazzi in his first documentary, $ellebrity. The topic is a perfect fit. After all, WireImage (acquired in 2007 by Getty Images) is famous for shooting the stars at awards shows, onstage and on the street. Mazur started the project two years ago with encouragement from Marc Anthony. “We’re friends,” Mazur tells The Hollywood Reporter, and he said, ‘Nobody Knows this business better than you.’ ” So Anthony, wife Jennifer Lopez, Jennifer Aniston, Sarah ...

Music Review: Red River Blue

Where did all the good ole boys go? Blake Shelton asks that question on Red River Blue, but maybe he should answer it himself. Over the past year, the rebel-flag-flyin’, moonshine-spittin’, yee-haw-shoutin’ Okie from 2010′s Hillbilly Bone and All About Tonight has settled down, with a steady job judging NBC’s The Voice and a marriage to fellow crooner Miranda Lambert. Newly nesting and fresh from his pop-crossover hit ”Honey Bee,” he is lost some rascal magnetism, but he is winning sweetness points, harmonizing with the missus on the title track, offering to make dip for her ”tater chips,” and insisting, ...

Matt Pinfield on the Last Days of WRXP and the New Era of ’120 Minutes’: ‘Rock Is Alive and Well’

Thursday marks the final broadcast of New York rock station WRXP 101.9, which burst onto the terrestrial radio scene three years ago with a bold plan to play a mix of arena-rock titans, indie bands on the rise and local talent and finally create a bonafide music community in the city that gave birth to The Ramones and Velvet Underground. The strategy was working. Since 2008, RXP’s cume had grown to 2.3 million and in its last months, it reached a 3.6 share, making it the sixth largest station among men 18 to 49.

Demi Lovato’s ‘Skyscraper’ Music Video Premieres: Watch the Clip

Barefoot and wearing a plain white dress, Demi Lovato belts out her latest single, “Skyscraper,” from an empty desert in her new music video. The track premiered on Monday night, sparking a frenzy of Twitter reactions and shooting straight to the top of iTunes. It is Lovato’s first release since entering a treatment facility in late 2010. STORY: Demi Lovato’s ‘Skyscraper’ Earns Celebrity Recognition on Twitter “Go on and try to tear me down,” she sings. “I will be rising from the ground like a skyscraper.” In an interview on Ryan Seacrest’s radio show, Lovato detailed her emotional journey while ...

Lil Wayne: ‘Sorry 4 the Wait’ mixtape

Since his release from prison, fans of Lil Wayne have been looking forward to his next album, Tha Carter IV. And honestly, we should already have it by now. Weezy’s sequel to his 2008 smash Carter III was originally slated for a spring release, but has been pushed back to Aug. 29. And with his latest single “How to Love” sitting pretty in the top 10 of Billboard hot 100 singles chart, that date finally seems like a reality. Still, Wayne feels that an apology is is order. Enter Sorry 4 the Wait, a mixtape that he released this morning ...

Bush To Release First New Album in 10 Years

Bush (L to R): Robin Goodridge, Chris Traynor, Corey Britz, Gavin Rossdale For the first time since their 2002 disbandment, Bush is back. The Gavin Rossdale-led band, perhaps ideal known for a string of wildly successful ‘90s hits including “Glycerine” and “Machinehead,” are set to debut a brand new album on September 13 — with a few changes. The Sea of Memories will be released on their very own Zuma Rock Records through an exclusive partnership with eOne music.

Music Review: All of You

The Malibu songbird’s sound — full of carefree acoustic strums and beach-ready romance — is built for blandness, so her greatest struggle has always been breaking through all that aggressive pleasantness. Luckily, her third album, All of You, proves there is more to her than a smile and a hair toss. Caillat plays with rhythmic touches (the high-spirited handclaps on ”Brighter Than the Sun”) and adds a dollop of country heartbreak to both her voice and her lyrics. On the ruminative title track, for example, world-weary pathos practically drips off the line ”I’m 
 no good at guessing.” Nothing here ...

Miranda Lambert Teases Duet with Husband, ‘The Voice’s’ Blake Shelton (Video)

Miranda Lambert at the 2011 Grammys. When Miranda Lambert performed on ABC’s Good Morning America Friday, she had a few announcements to make. VIDEO: Stevie Nicks, Miranda Lambert, OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder, and Train’s Pat Monahan Hit Up ‘The Voice’ First of all, she’s coming out with a new album called Four The Record, which the deep country star states has “a lot of meanings.” To add more meaning to the album’s release (or maybe to make it easier for us to remember), the album releases on “11-1-11,” which GMA’s Lara Spencer very astutely points out, “I like how that’s all ...

Folk Singer Facundo Cabral Killed in Guatemala

Argentine folk singer and novelist Facundo Cabral was killed by gunmen on Saturday, the Associated Press reports. He was 74. One of Latin America’s most famous folk singers, Cabral was on his way to Guatemala’s airport when his automobile was attacked. The gunmen shot him at least eight times, Guatemala’s city fire department spokeperson said. Concert promoter Henry Farina was injured. It is unclear what the motive was for the attack. Guatemala’s President Alvaro Colom called Argentina’s President Cristina Fernandez about Cabral’s killing, he told Radio 10.