Talk about a stealth mission. Rebecca Romijn & Jerry O'Connell have been engaged since September of 2005 and barely talked about their wedding plans, then all of a sudden People reports the two got hitched this weekend. Here's more:

"Rebecca and Jerry were married on Saturday evening in an intimate ceremony at their home surrounded by family and close friends," says the actress' rep.

Romijn, 34, wore a Ralph Lauren gown and jewelry by Neil Lane as she and O'Connell, 33, exchanged vows in front of 100 family and friends. The couple's two dogs Taco and Better – dressed in black bow ties – also joined in on the celebration, running around the grounds.

I like these two together although I REALLY liked her with John Stamos. However, those days are long gone and Jerry seems like a great match for her. Congrats to the newlyweds.

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Louis Vuitton threw a party and the LBDs were out with a vengeance. Aaaand Tara Reid. Well, the rest of the ladies -- Rosario, Emmy, Taryn -- looked fabulous for the party. Apparently Tara didn't get the memo. Well, uh, positive light: she's a million times classier than she was a few years back? Yays?

To see more photos from the party, including James Blake, Robin Thicke, Serena Williams, just read more

The Beckhams just landed in LA this morning, and somewhere in between arriving at LAX and celebrating with his new team, David found time to do a little blogging on his website. We didn't think we could love him any more, but now he goes and proves how much he really is just like us! Here's an excerpt from his very first exciting post:

I am now moving on to an exciting new challenge at the LA Galaxy. So far, everyone has been amazing, and my family and myself have been made to feel extremely welcome. I now have a great opportunity to raise the profile of football in America, (or soccer I should say!) and that’s something I’m genuinely excited about.

Ahhh, just one more way for us to keep tabs on the fabulous Beckhams. It's only been one day and we couldn't be happier that they're finally here!

Catherine Zeta-Jones looks fabulous in the upcoming issue of Parade. She's been promoting her new movie No Reservations, but she'd obviously much rather talk about her wonderful husband and family life. This time around, she reveals Michael picked her up by telling her he wanted to father her children, and how she knew that he was the one. Here's more:

“But there was one thing I had to be sure of. I turned to him and said, ‘Do you really want children?’ And I thought, for that one minute, he was going to say, ‘I already have a son, Cameron,’ and I would have to say goodbye. I remember saying defiantly, ‘I cannot live without having children.’ And he went, ‘Me too.’”

We can always appreciate a good story about happy families, but still we wish CZJ would talk a little more about her upcoming projects since we can't wait to catch her on the big screen again. No Reservations looks surprisingly cute but maybe that's because of her co-star Aaron Eckhart.

So, fine, I admit that there was a little (or a lot) of Beckham overload this week. Now that they're in LA the novelty will wear off? Doubtful when they're looking so freaking hot (seriously, if you haven't seen the W pics, you must). But I suppose there was more that went down this week. Let's check it out:

• Bet all this Beckham mania makes you miss Eva & Tony? Or not. Well, they got married! Yay!
• Also last weekend: Live Earth. Feels like forever ago, right?
• The week started out with Valentino Mayhem. Did you hear me? Mayhem! Or something.
• We fell a little bit in love with Emma Watson and her grounded self. Harry Potter 4-eva!
• Michelle Pfeiffer looked absolutely stunning at the Hairspray premiere. Lucky, lucky lady
• The ESPY Awards brought together beautiful athletes and beautiful Movie Stars. Meeting of the minds, really
• Nicole got a Get Out Of Jail (At Least For A Month) Free card. Still no official word on that pregnancy thing
• Britney may or may not be dating her bodyguard/manny, but she is definitely selling her two houses. Such is the life, I suppose