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Would You Ever Get Married on TV?
This year, for the ninth time, NBC's Today is offering one couple a chance to get married in a lavish ceremony, all expenses paid, with only one catch: everything, from the dress to the cake design, is up to Today viewers. After planning a Martha Stewart wedding, a destination wedding, and several regular ol' weddings, this year's challenge is taking a page from reality shows and putting potential couples through a series of challenges to prove they're the ones who should be married on TV.
The Today wedding isn't the only way couples can get their nuptials on TV (though it may be the only one that pays for it).
Top 5 TV Moments That Always Make Me Cry
I've said before that I'm a bit of a sap, and it's never more evident than when I break into tears while watching TV. There are a bunch of moments that always make me lose it — no matter how predictable or silly they are, no matter how many times I've seen them — and so, just in case you're feeling mopey today, I'm counting down a few of the scenes most consistently guaranteed to leave me drowning in a pile of soggy tissues.
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- Mad Men's Christina Hendricks got hitched! Check out the wedding photos — PopSugar
- Bryan Singer calls dibs on another X-Men movie — Collider
- Macy's Parade turns down the cast of Glee. Huh?!
Rewind: This Week's Buzz
- I unveiled my Scariest Movie Bracket! Vote for the scariest movie of all time and you could win a collection of freaky flicks.
- I kept tabs on the ladies of Mad Men and told you where they'll be appearing next.
- Jessica Alba and Leonardo DiCaprio scored new movie roles, while Matt LeBlanc made plans for his next TV show where he'll play himself.
- Rachel Bilson may very well be "the mother" on HIMYM!
- Buzz Battle!
The Holiday: Frothy and Fun As a Cup of Cocoa
Holiday romantic comedies are bound to be a bit cheesy. When the movie is actually called The Holiday, cheesiness is almost guaranteed. But this latest romp from director Nancy Meyers, which hits theaters tomorrow, rises to the top of its frothy, feel-good genre.
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