McCarthy previously joked that she could have her wedding anywhere if it felt right, even at a KFC. However, her big day was a little more glamorous than that.

"I could get married in Kentucky Fried Chicken," she previously told People. "I don't care as long as the heart is in the ceremony."

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The former The View star stunned in a Bergdorf Goodman gown, a source revealed to the mag after the couple had previously been spotted at the store's bridal shop back in July.

The lovebirds married in a small wedding among family and friends. McCarthy's The View co-host Sherri Shepherd attended the ceremony as well as Jordan Knight, Danny Wood and Jonathan Knight, three members of Wahlberg's old band New Kids on the Block.

Sherri Shepherd bids an emotional goodbye to The View >>

Unfortunately, Wahlberg's younger brother Mark Wahlberg missed out on his brother's big day, but he took to social media to send his congratulations.

"I love you, Donnie, we're very happy for you," the Pain & Gain actor said in a video on Twitter alongside his wife and four kids. "Sorry, we couldn't be there, we'll see you soon."

This is the second marriage for both the Blue Bloods actor and McCarthy, who was previously married to director John Mallory Asher. Wahlberg was previously married to recording engineer Kim Fey, with whom he shares two sons, Xavier, 21, and Elijah, 13, while McCarthy has one son Evan, 12.

Jenny McCarthy's keeping her wedding small, with no celebs >>

Congratulations to the happy couple!

1) The Skeleton Twins

Estranged twins Maggie (Kristen Wiig) and Milo (Bill Hader) unexpectedly reunite and must deal with past wounds and secrets. As the twins reconnect, they realize they may be able to help each other deal with their train-wreck lives. This comedy currently has a score of 100 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Skeleton Twins clones itself in limited release on Sept. 12.

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2) Archeology of a Woman

Margaret (the sublime Sally Kirkland), a troubled former journalist and writer, battles dementia. Her daughter Kate (Victoria Clark), an up-and-coming chef, decides to put her career plans on hold to take care of her mother. Soon, a man from Margaret's past, Sergeant Calder (James Murtaugh), re-enters Margaret's life, revealing her part in a 30-year-old crime that has been kept secret until now. Kirkland's performance alone is enough reason to go see this movie.

Archeology of a Woman reveals its history on Sept. 12

3) The Maze Runner

Based upon the best-selling novel by James Dashner, Thomas (Teen Wolf's Dylan O'Brien) and a group of other boys are mysteriously trapped in a frightening and dangerous maze from which they must escape.

The Maze Runner puzzles audiences starting Sept. 19.

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4) Tracks

This is the remarkable true story of Robyn Davidson (Mia Wasikowska), a young woman who abandons her life to hike alone through almost 2,000 miles of sprawling Australian desert. With her dog and four unpredictable camels, she tries to decipher the meaning of life and love.

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Tracks hits the ground on Sept. 19.

5) The Equalizer

Denzel Washington plays Robert McCall, a former black ops commando who comes out of retirement when a teen girl named Teri (Chloë Grace Moretz) is tormented by brutal Russian gangsters.

The Equalizer finds its balance on Sept. 26.

This pull-apart pizza bread dinner is easy to make, and the possibilities for different flavors are absolutely endless. I chose to use a classic pepperoni pizza recipe, but you can try a different variety and get creative. It takes about 45 minutes from start to finish, but a lot of that time is just the baking. Now: what are you waiting for?

To make this pull-apart pizza bread, you first start with a large loaf of bread. The more firm the bread, the better this recipe will work. Next, grab a bread knife that is sharp. You will slice the bread first from top to bottom lengthwise.

Don't slice all the way through the bread, but stop right before breaking through the bottom crust.

Once the bread is sliced from top to bottom lengthwise, you will then slice it from left to right. Again, be careful to not slice through the bottom of the bread. You will need to hold the bread with one hand while you slowly cut through it to create the pizza.

Now it's time to stuff the pizza with the delicious fillings. For this pizza bread recipe, I used mozzarella cheese and pepperoni slices. I sliced the mozzarella into thin slices and fit them into all the spaces of the bread.

Make sure to pack in all the spaces with cheese, and then place pepperoni slices throughout the pizza. The pepperoni can be alternated throughout the spaces.

Then pour some melted butter over everything, and sprinkle on some Italian seasoning. Then you will wrap the bread in tin foil and place it into a preheated oven.

As soon as the bread is done baking, remove the foil, and sprinkle on some more Italian seasoning and freshly grated Parmesan cheese.

After that, this delicious pull-apart pizza bread is ready to eat. Grab some dipping sauce — I used pizza sauce for this recipe — and dip away. Enjoy!

Cheese and pepperoni pull-apart pizza bread recipe

Serves 4-6

Ingredients:

• 1 round bread loaf
• 12 ounces mozzarella cheese, sliced
• 1/4 cup pepperoni slices
• 1/3 cup butter
• 2 teaspoons Italian seasoning
• 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
• 1-1/2 cups pizza sauce

Directions:

1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
2. Slice the bread lengthwise from top to bottom. Then cut it from left to right. Be careful to not slice the bread all the way through, stopping right before the bottom crust.
3. Gently stuff the mozzarella slices into all the spaces in the bread. Next, stuff pepperoni slices into the spaces.
4. Melt the butter, and stir in the Italian seasoning and garlic powder.
5. Using a pastry brush, brush the butter mixture over the bread.
6. Spray a piece of tin foil with nonstick cooking spray, and wrap the pizza bread in the foil. Place the wrapped bread onto a tray and then into the oven.
7. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes, until the cheese has melted and the bread has started to lightly brown. Serve the pull-apart pizza bread with warmed-up pizza sauce, and enjoy immediately.

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Simpson stunned in a pearl-embellished long-sleeved wedding dress and wore Neil Lane jewelry including rubies and diamonds and a tiara that complemented her engagement ring designed by the jeweler, the mag reports.

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"The bride wore her hair down in beachy waves, and her groom sported a black velvet tux with a white silk trim," according to Us Weekly.

Among the wedding guests were Simpson's older sister Jessica, who was the matron of honor, the groom's mother, the iconic lead singer of The Supremes, Diana Ross, and Evan's half-sister Tracee Ellis Ross, who served as MC of the event.

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Simpson also had a number of bridesmaids, which included her sister's bestie CaCee Cobb.

Things got serious between these two quickly and the Hunger Games: Mockingjay actor has even referred to his lady as "the one."

"Yeah, she's the one," he told The Insider. "It's amazing. I'm so in love and we've got amazing things going on. And we inspire each other. So it's cool."

This is the first marriage for Ross, but the second marriage for his bride, who was previously married to Fall Out Boy rocker Pete Wentz, with whom she shares a son, Bronx Wentz, 5.

Ashlee Simpson engaged to Evan Ross: She said Yes! >>

Could baby No. 2 be on the way for the "Pieces of Me" singer, but this time with her new beau?

According to the actor's E! interview, he's keen to have a little one. "It's up to Ashlee, but I want to have a lot of kids. I grew up with … 10 siblings!" he said.

Congratulations to the happy couple on their wedding!

Their owner captures a cute video of the pampered pooches lounging in the pool on cushy floating chairs, but the canines seem none too concerned with him.

As they drift about the pool, he asks them if they're working on their tans or if they're going to take a nap... all to the mellow sounds of "Don't Worry, Be Happy."

But our favorite part of this dog-umentary is the fact that these laid-back Golden Retrievers remind us that summer isn't, in fact, over, and there's still plenty of time to lounge around, soak up the sun and, yes, even take a nap.

As they say, every dog has its day, and these two sure know how to seize it.

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Whether she's rocking girly street style or sophisticated event attire, Lauren Conrad never disappoints us. Here, she looks polished and summery in a shorts suit and orange top that has us rethinking our go-to work outfits.

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How to style the look

If you're rocking this look at the office, proportion is key. In other words, make sure your shorts aren't too short, ladies. A colorful top, some neutral sandals and a cute blowout are enough to get you some major style cred from your boss.

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2. Tommy Hilfiger Chino Shorts in Shore Khaki (Macy's, $40)
3. Susan Graver Essentials Scoop Neck Smoothing Tank in Orange (qvc.com, $36)
4. Yosi Samra Cambelle Flat Sandal in Biscotti/White (Nordstrom, $130) 
5. J. Jill White Sands Stone Drop Earrings (J. Jill, $39) 
6. Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Face & Body Stick SPF 70 (Walgreens, $8) 

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I was about 12 years old when my mom taught me how to bleach my mustache.

"Here, honey," she said, mixing up the Jolen Creme Bleach paste on a little plastic square. "This will take care of that dark hair under your nose."

That marked the start of my lifelong battle with the facial hair embedded in my Eastern European genes. When I was 21 years old, I discovered waxing. At last, for six glorious weeks, my face would be hair free. I no longer had to paint my upper lip with a burning, stinky bleach solution that just turned my lush Tom Selleck a weird blonde color. My daughter, God love her, is going to follow in my furry-faced footsteps.

She's a gorgeous kid. She has tawny, flawless skin and the profile of a Victorian cameo. Her hair is a wild, fantastic tangle of cowlicks and curls. Her eyes appear to be a dark, velvety brown from a distance, but the first boy who gets close enough to spot it will fall in love with the subtle nimbus of blue that plays peekaboo with her pupil.

But, my DNA is strong on that one. And it won't end with a lady 'stache. The hair I have waxed off my body on a monthly basis could easily be knit into sweaters I could sell to hipsters on Etsy. So, when my daughter comes to me and asks what to do about the hair on her lip (and other areas), I'll pick up the phone and make an appointment for her at my salon.

People can be very cruel, and facial hair makes you a target for teasing. It's an easy fix. It's relatively inexpensive and only momentarily painful. It's mainstream, even expected, that women will get waxed.

I wax my face and body because it makes me feel clean and well-groomed, just like my husband shaves his face. It's something I do to maintain my body and make myself feel good and confident, just like when I get a pedicure every six weeks. I want my daughter, as she becomes a young woman, to have the same sense of well-being and confidence.

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Baked in a tart pan, what could be more French? The onions sweeten as they cook, the tomatoes bring the color and richness, and the olives add a bit of saltiness to this pie.

Pissaladière has its origins in the south of France, and I made this easy version with a very simple dough (no rising required) and popped it into a tart pan to bake. In no time, voilà! You'll have a delicious, filling, French-style pizza for dinner.

Onion, tomato, and olive pissaladière recipe

Serves 4

Ingredients:

For the crust

• 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour, plus a bit extra to dust your work surface
• 1/4 teaspoon salt
• 2 teaspoons herbes de Provence (or another type of dried herb seasoning)
• 1/2 cup chilled butter, cut into pieces
• 6 tablespoons ice-cold water
• Nonstick cooking spray
• Parchment paper

For the filling

• 2 tablespoons olive oil
• 2 small onions, cut into thin strips
• 2 garlic cloves, minced
• 1 (14 ounce) can diced tomatoes
• 1 teaspoon fresh thyme leaves, plus extra for garnish
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
• 1/4 teaspoon red pepper flakes
• 1/3 cup green or black Mediterranean-style olives, pits removed, cut in half

Directions:

For the crust

1. Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F. Lightly spray a 9-inch tart pan with nonstick cooking spray. Place the pan onto a baking sheet, and set it aside.
2. To a large mixing bowl, add the flour, and then add the salt and herbes de Provence (or other dried herbs). Mix to combine.
3. Add the pieces of butter, and use a pastry cutter or a fork to help incorporate until the mixture is crumbly.
4. Make a well in the center of the flour mixture, and add the cold water. Mix until incorporated and the dough forms.
5. Dust a flat work surface with a bit of flour. Place the dough onto the work surface, and roll it out into a round, just to about 1/2 inch thick. Transfer the dough to the tart pan. Lay it flat on the bottom, and form it up the sides of the pan.
6. Add parchment paper over the bottom of the dough. Add pastry weights or dried beans on top of the parchment to help weigh the paper down.
7. Keep the tart pan on the baking sheet, and bake for 10 to 15 minutes. Remove from the oven, and remove the parchment and weights or beans. Bake for another 5 minutes or so, just until the crust is lightly golden.
8. Place the pan onto a rack, and let cool to room temperature.

For the filling

1. As the crust bakes, prepare the filling by adding the olive oil to a large skillet over medium-high heat. When the oil is hot, add the onions and garlic, and cook for 10 to 12 minutes, stirring, until the onions soften and begin to turn color.
2. Add the tomatoes, thyme, salt, black pepper and red pepper flakes to the mixture, and stir. Allow the mixture to cook, stirring occasionally, until the juices thicken.
3. Stir in the olives, and immediately remove from the heat.
4. Spoon the mixture into the crust, garnish with a bit of thyme, and serve immediately.

This recipe for pissaladière is très delicious.

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Marshmallows always bring back memories of baking in the kitchen with mom or dad. Whether you're making those popular Rice Krispies treats or just dropping a couple into hot chocolate, they're always present. Today, I'm sharing my favorite recipes for making your own marshmallows from scratch.

1. Salted caramel swirled marshmallows recipe

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Add another dimension to your classic marshmallows by making these salted caramel swirled marshmallows. The swirl adds a hint of salt, and the caramel adds a touch of burnt sugar flavor that balances the sweet marshmallow base.

2. Chocolate-hazelnut marshmallows recipe

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These chocolate-hazelnut marshmallows are the perfect sweet treat for a warm beverage. Try them in your morning coffee for an extra-special morning treat.

3. Marshmallow bunnies recipe

These marshmallow bunnies aren't perfect only for Easter and spring holidays but for any time of the year when you want to cheer up little ones.

4. Carrot cake marshmallows recipe

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Turn your favorite bakery cake into carrot cake marshmallows, a delight that will surely impress your guests.

5. DIY marshmallow dollops recipe

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Try these simple DIY marshmallow dollops, a delicious treat when packaged up in clear craft bags.

6. Cinnamon-covered marshmallows recipe

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Cover classic marshmallows in spice, and you've got these gorgeous cinnamon-covered marshmallows, perfect for your late night hot cocoas.

7. DIY s'mores with homemade marshmallows recipe

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End the summer season by making a batch of DIY s'mores and bringing them to a campfire or cookout.

8. Chocolate marshmallows recipe

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Swirl these chocolate marshmallows into hot milk for instant hot cocoa.

9. Cream cheese marshmallows recipe

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Try tucking these cream cheese marshmallows into red velvet s'mores like blogger Irvin does on this post.

10. Chocolate malt marshmallows recipe

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Using malt powder in these chocolate malt marshmallows brings back memories of the favorite childhood beverage Ovaltine, but with a more sophisticated vessel.

11. Almond marshmallows recipe

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We're loving the crushed almonds in these almond marshmallows, a great way to add texture to these goodies.

12. Homemade coconut marshmallows recipe

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Bring the flavor of the tropics to your kitchen by making these homemade coconut marshmallows.

13. Butterscotch swirled marshmallows recipe

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Throw in some butterscotch chips, and make these butterscotch swirled marshmallows. Think of the possibilities... Grab your favorite bag of candy chips, and swirl them into marshmallows.

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18. S'mores cookie recipe

Stuff chocolate and marshmallows together, and create these s'mores cookies for your next party.

19. Inside-out s'mores bars recipe

Golden Grahams cereal mixed with chocolate and marshmallows makes these inside-out s'mores bars a perfect afternoon treat.

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Do your tiles just skim the surface when it comes to how great they make your bathroom look? There's more than just plain porcelain or run-of-the-mill ceramic to amp things up in the bathroom. Get creative and consider these sexy bathroom tiles for your floor, shower and sink.

1. Surround yourself

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Let these tiles surround you. From around the tub to around a mirror, this is a fresh and creative tile option. (Lowe's, $9 per square foot, limited quantities available)

2. Bring on the blue

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Blue seas are always beautiful, as are these gorgeous sea-blue glass tiles. Surround your space with these glistening glass tiles to be reminded of the sea. (The Tile Shop, $27 per square foot)

3. Energize your routine

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Add bright yellow glass tiles to extend around your sink and counter area. It's an energetic way to start your day. (Modwalls, $10 per square foot)

4. Crisp and stylish

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The crisp white marble of this tile is contoured and patterned to create an elegant and timeless design that's always in style. (The Tile Shop, $15 per square foot)

5. Focus on beauty

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Pick a wall, any wall, as the focal point for a stunning mosaic tile. This tile can be trimmed to almost any size to fit your needs. (Granite Transformations, contact for pricing)

6. Intricate designs

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Sometimes simplicity reigns supreme, but this tile delivers shape and shine for a floor that is stunning. (Mission Stone & Tile, contact for pricing)

7. Island escape

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What's sexier than relaxing on a splendid island? This serene, glass tile will remind you of the pretty glass pieces that wash up from the sea. (Creative Tile Imports, contact for pricing)

8. Exotic inspiration

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These tiles create a colorful tapestry that will make you feel like you're spending time in an exotic and intriguing place. (Mosaic House, contact for pricing)

9. Metal that shines

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Metal tiles are a sexy addition to a creative bathroom. Not only will these tiles shine, but they're durable and easy to clean. (Glass Tile Club, $25 per square foot)

10. Classic goes modern

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Carrara marble is an Italian classic known the world over for its beauty... and pretty much anything Italian is sexy. It's easy to introduce a modern take with this elegant stone. (The Tile Shop, $16 per square foot)

11. Beautiful, again and again

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What's sexier than doing your part for our environment? These spa-like tiles look like pebbles and are made of 100 percent post-consumer recycled glass tile. Definitely something to look at twice. (Modwalls, $29 per square foot)

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You type in a search and… bam! It's a beautiful thing. Google and its intricate algorithms have evolved over time to "learn" what its users want and find most relevant. But unfortunately, in many instances, it looks like Google has learned to be a sexist pig.

Really? How can Google really have sexist thoughts, you ask? Here are some examples to illustrate the point.

The search says it all. Type in a search for "girls in…" What comes up in the autofill text? Well, your top three are "girls in yoga pants" and "girls in white dresses" and "girls in country songs." Not "girls in science fairs" or "girls in sports" or even "girls in spelling bees." Apparently Google's personality, based on its recommendations, is oddly similar to your drunk, perverted uncle who just loves him some Conway Twitty.

Or start typing "women who…" One of the top Google recommendations is "women who kill comedy." Great. Now Google is acting more like an old-school Jerry Lewis knockoff.

Here's another example from @JodieLayne, who was doing some research on women breaking into the technology sector.

This isn't a new problem for Google. It's been accused of sexism before. A report released by SPARK Movement early in 2014 shows how little diversity is represented in the now-iconic Google doodles. The #DoodleUs research project shows that out of 445 Google doodles created between 2010 and 2013, only 17 percent honored women, not one of which was a woman of color.

The best way for Google to become more inclusive on its public face is to hire more women internally. And while Google, by its own admission, has a way to go before achieving a reasonable level of diversity amongst its workforce, the top Google leadership has outlined clear steps it will take to attract more women to its ranks. Right now, Google employs 70 percent men and 30 percent women.

Google is investing in programs to get school-age girls excited about technology and science. Google also looks for women leaders within its ranks for promotions and offers killer benefits for working moms.

At this year's Google I/O — the annual meeting for developers to learn the latest about Google platforms — keynote senior vice president of Android and Chrome apps Sundar Pichai talked about the interest the company has in attracting more women. Last year, he noted, only 8 percent of the Google I/O attendees were women.

"This year we have 20 percent female participation," Pichai said. "And we have 1,000 women in the room."

It's a start. In the meantime, Google still struggles to reach out — and speak to — women. It's trying, damn it. And that's great. Way more than you'll ever get out of your pervy uncle.

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The FBI is "aware of the allegations concerning computer intrusions and the unlawful release of material involving high profile individuals and is addressing the matter," according to the Associated Press via USA Today. "Any further comment would be inappropriate at this time," Laura Eimiller, a spokesperson for the bureau, said in a statement.

Apple Inc. is also conducting their own investigation to see if any of the leaked photos were the result of iCloud accounts being compromised.

Reactions from the actresses targeted have been mixed. So far, the only victims denying the authenticity of the photos are Nickelodeon's Victoria Justice and Ariana Grande. Final Destination 3's Mary Elizabeth Winstead admits the leaked photos are indeed her, but she tweeted a statement shaming anyone who is checking them out.

Both Upton and Lawrence have released statements through their representatives. "The authorities have been contacted and will prosecute anyone who posts the stolen photos of Jennifer Lawrence," said the Hunger Games star's reps, Bryna Rifkin and Liz Mahoney. Lawrence Shire, Upton's lawyer, issued a statement to Us magazine, saying, "This is obviously an outrageous violation of our client Kate Upton's privacy. We intend to pursue anyone disseminating or duplicating these illegally obtained images to the fullest extent possible."

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While we feel for Lawrence, Upton and everyone involved in the humiliating scandal, we also can't help but think of who is next to be exposed. We're selfishly keeping our fingers crossed that these five celebs never have to deal with a similar public relations nightmare.

1. Danny DeVito

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DeVito is hilarious and cute in his own odd way, but we seriously can't get the image of Batman's foe, Penguin, out of our mind's when we look at him. Not a pretty sight.

2. Will Ferrell

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We love Will Ferrell. Who doesn't? But we've caught previews of his unclothed body in the past and something just isn't right. Maybe it's the patches of curly chest hair and the funky belly scar that makes it look like he has a fish gill. Ferrell is fully aware of his situation and capitalizes on it in the name of comedy every chance he gets.

3. Kris Jenner

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The world's most notorious momager has posed in scantily clad outfits numerous times, but the thought of Jenner fully nude is totally unappealing. Maybe it's because she's so overbearing or it could be the corporatization of her family. But there's already been rumors of a sex tape, so stay tuned...

4. Carrot Top

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So. Much. Work. Done. While it's obvious that Carrot Top definitely pumps some iron, we can't get over how crazy-scary his face is. Do we want to see the fire down under? No, thanks.

5. Donatella Versace

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There is no place on Versace's body that the sun doesn't shine, but we will take a hard pass.

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Underwood's baby news included a photo of the country singer snuggling her two pet pooches, Penny and Ace. Ace wore a blue shirt that read, "I'm going to be a big brother," and Penny wore a pink shirt that read, "I'm going to be a big sister."

Underwood's hockey husband, Mike Fisher, joined his wife in celebrating the happy news with a post of his own on social media, confirming that the couple was, in fact, expecting a baby and not adding another dog to their family since there was a bit of confusion from curious fans.

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It looks like Underwood and Fisher might be taking a page from Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's book — when it comes to names, that is. (They famously named their daughter North West.)

We're pretty sure Fisher is joking, as he and Underwood seem like a more traditional couple, but it is Hollywood, after all.

Fisher and Underwood tied the knot back in 2010, after dating for about a year. The happy couple celebrated their fourth wedding anniversary last month on July 10 and we're thinking this is about the best present the couple could have hoped for.

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The couple spoke with Oprah back in 2012 about their family plans. At the time, Underwood said, "Soon? No," to the idea of getting pregnant, while Fisher empathetically said, "Of course!"

"He's going to be the best dad ever," Underwood continued. "And that makes the whole parent situation seem much, much better."

Underwood and Fisher both see two or three children in their family down the road. It sounds like Underwood's first pregnancy is just the beginning.

What do you think Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher should name their upcoming bundle of joy?

Jolie's long veil was decorated with artwork from her children, as was the back of her dress — specifically, the train — judging from the pictures. The gown was designed by Luigi Massi, the master tailor at Atelier Versace.

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"Luigi is like family to me and I couldn't imagine anyone else making this dress," Jolie told People. "He knows and cares for the children and it was great fun putting it together."

People also nabbed a photo of the whole Jolie-Pitt clan, including the couple's six kids. It looks like the entire family donned the traditional black and white ensembles, with the girls in dresses and the boys in suits, except Shiloh, who donned shorts and a top hat.

Pitt was not as fancy as his wife with his wardrobe decisions. The actor wore a suit from his closet and borrowed a tie because he reportedly forgot to pack one.

During the ceremony, Jolie's oldest sons, Maddox, 13, and Pax, 10, walked Jolie down the aisle, while Zahara, 9, and Vivienne, 6, participated as flower girls. Shiloh, 8, and Knox, 6, were the ring bearers. Pax even baked the wedding cake, according to the outlet.

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"It was important to us that the day was relaxed and full of laughter," Pitt and Jolie told People jointly. "It was such a special day to share with our children and a very happy time for our family."

The wedding was certainly a family affair, even though reports surfaced following the event that Jolie's father, Jon Voight, was not invited to the festivities.

The ceremony took place on Aug. 23, with only 20 friends and family members in attendance at the chapel of Château Miraval, the family's estate in France.

See the photos of the Jolie-Pitt family, including a look at the bride's dress, over at People.

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Union celebrated the party by posting a photo of herself in her dress.

"Thank you thank you thank you @DennisBasso for helping me design THE most perfect gowns for the most special night of my life... So grateful... So happy," she posted on Instagram.

Wade and Union were engaged back in December and the actress has been planning her wedding ever since. In January, she told Live with Kelly and Michael, "I was completely surprised." But the couple wanted to celebrate their union in private. Last week, TMZ found a note that Union and Wade sent to guests asking for a camera and cell phone-free wedding, due to their life in the public eye.

"We are so looking forward to sharing this very special day with you. For the comfort of our guests and to protect our privacy, no cameras or cell phones will be permitted at the party," the note reportedly said. "Also, photo IDs will be required for all guests."

Union documented her whole wedding weekend on social media. Besides the wedding dress photo, she also posted other photos from her “#WadeUnion" weekend.

"Happy... Got my Luther playin... There's a #BeingMaryJane marathon on #BET, my #nebraska #huskers play today... All my loved ones are in town... Today is a good day... I must say I'm feeling blessed and humbled and just freakin happy... Let's go!!! #thewadeunion," she wrote before her nuptials on Saturday, along with a photo of herself.

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Friday night, she also posted photos from her rehearsal dinner.

"Let's gooooooo! #thewadeunion."

Congrats to the happy newlyweds!

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Jolie's mom, Marcheline Bertrand, died at the age of 56 in 2007 after a long fight with ovarian cancer. Jolie, like most women, felt the loss of not having her mother at her wedding and did what she could to honor her.

"Brad had a dedication to Marcheline engraved inside the chapel where we stood," Jolie told People.

The couple was standing on a stone that was dedicated to her mother when they said their I dos. Jolie and her brother, James Haven, also honored their mother in another way.

"I also wore a little flower ring that was hers, and Jamie wore an angel pin from her jewelry box," Jolie said.

Jolie has talked about her love for her mother in the past, which even caused a rift between her and her father, Jon Voight. Bertrand and Jolie were close and the actress is obviously still feeling the loss.

"There are no words to express what an amazing woman and mother she was," she said, adding that her mother is responsible for her philanthropic personality. "She believed nothing would mean anything if you didn't lead a life that was of use to others," Jolie said.

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Jolie and Pitt also honored their children at their wedding, letting them plan most of it. Jolie's dress was also covered in their art, proving that the couple's life is now all about family.

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Princess Diana's wedding dress was the most talked-about dress of the year — maybe of the decade — and princes William and Harry are finally taking ownership of it, as a stipulation of their mother's will. That stipulation says the dress will be coming home when Harry turns 30, which is on Sept. 15.

According to People, the dress was made by David and Elizabeth Emanuel and features a 25-foot train and around 10,000 pearls. Princess Diana died in 1997 after a car crash in a Paris tunnel. Diana's bother, Charles Spencer, has been taking care of the gown for the last 17 years, as well as some other items from her estate. The dress has been featured at the Spencer family museum at Althorp since 1998.

William and Harry have a lot of their mother in them, including their charitable sides. And although William's wife, Kate Middleton, wore her own dress for their wedding, she did have a part of his mother with her.

"As you may recognise now, it's my mother's engagement ring,” William told the media when he and Middleton were engaged. "So, of course, it's very special to me, as Kate's so special to me now, as well. It was my way of making sure my mother didn't miss out on today and the excitement and the fact we are going to be spending the rest of our lives together."

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The dress is making its way to London to be reunited with the princess' sons and it will likely be put on display there. Both Prince Harry and Prince William live at Kensington Palace, which means the gown may make a public appearance there — the same place a collection of dresses worn by the royal family was put on display in 2013.

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Danes talked with Harper’s Bazaar U.K. about her son, Cyrus, who was born in December 2012, and admitted that it has been a challenging experience.

"Being a mum is incredibly challenging, but we still feel a pressure to talk about it in very romantic terms. And it's not just that," Danes explained to the magazine. "We all have that resentment at times and anxiety about being trapped by the role, that responsibility. And then chemically it can run riot. And there's no 'off' button. That was the hardest adjustment. You always feel beholden to somebody. And for so long they're like koala bears, you just feel a physical responsibility to be there for them to cling to. It's pretty primal."

But Danes said those feelings are normal and she is obviously completely smitten with her son. She said he has been having plenty of firsts lately, explaining, "He's kind of revealing himself to be a bit of a ham, which shouldn't really be a surprise. A babysitter gave him a kiss goodbye and now he does 'Mwah, mwah' to everybody. Or he says 'Ciao.' It's ridiculous. I did not teach him that. He sings Ee-eye ee-eye oh' to himself all the time. And he's a toddler, so he says 'No' and 'More' a lot and he's just started to have temper tantrums. It's scary."

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Danes' struggles are not only about raising her son. She is juggling being a mom, starring in Homeland and working on her marriage to actor, Hugh Dancy.

"I'm genuinely in love with him," she said, according to E! News. "I like hard things. You know, marriage is hard, but I'm up for it. I don't do anything casually so dating is not for me. I would be marrying everyone I was with. When I met Hugh I was single for the first time and really looking forward to it, kind of bragging, 'I'm going to rock this.' Then I met Hugh... but I like getting into [a relationship]. It's more fun [than being single]. There's so much opportunity if you are interested in each other to go further. It's kind of a beautiful exercise."

In an upcoming interview with Access Hollywood, Longoria admitted to having some trouble at the Apple Store in San Antonio, Texas.

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A starstruck Apple employee took advantage of the job to contact Longoria.

"I've had problems with people breaking into my e-mail," Longoria explained, saying that while she wasn't hacked, the employee was simply able to retrieve it from the store.

According to Longoria, the fan told her, "I made a dress I want to send it to you, I work at the Apple Store here in San Antonio." The actress was surprised and asked how the employee got her contact information. The employee told her, "I saw your phone number from your profile. I just wanted to call and say, 'Hi, I'm a fan.'"

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"There are a lot of privacy issues," Longoria concluded.

The story arose because Access Hollywood host, Billy Bush, asked Longoria to discuss the celebrity nude photo scandal, which has rocked Hollywood and caused a lot of people to question the security of their private information.

Though Apple concluded, after a 40-hour investigation, that iCloud was not to blame for the hack, the investigation is still ongoing.

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"None of the cases we have investigated has resulted from any breach in any of Apple's systems including iCloud or Find my iPhone. We are continuing to work with law enforcement to help find the criminals involved."

According to Apple, the accounts were accessed by targeted attacks aimed at discovering passwords, usernames and answers to security questions.

As for Longoria's breach of privacy, Access Hollywood said they tried to contact the San Antonio Apple Store for a comment, but none of the employees were familiar with Longoria's claim. The outlet was also unable to reach a spokesperson for a comment at their corporate offices.

The full interview with Longoria airs tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 3 during Access Hollywood Live.

Summer says, "I didn't get a lot of advice from my own mother, but there have been a lot of things my husband has said over the years where I've looked at him and said, 'Who told you that?' It would always end up being his mother. When he couldn't sleep as a kid, his mom would give him a glass of wine. He acted like that was such a normal thing for parents to do."