Office Star to Tie the Knot

American actor, British actress marry in Italy

(NEWSER) - John Krasinski, who plays the finally-happily-married Jim on The Office, married British actress Emily Blunt in real life yesterday in Italy, Us reports . "It was an outdoor ceremony and absolutely beautiful," says a source. A rep for the sitcom star confirmed the news. Blunt wore a Marchesa gown for the private ceremony. More»

Now that Courteney and David are no more...

(NEWSER) - If you found yourself oddly bummed over the news that Courteney Cox and David Arquette (and Christina and Jordan , and Laura and Ben ) split up, it’s probably because you actually liked them. So did the people over at New York magazine, who came up with a list of 16 celebrity couples you can still believe in:

1. Emily Blunt and John Krasinski: Simply adorable, writes Chris Rovzar. “She's got that accent and poise, and he's got that nose and ears!”
2. Jon Bon Jovi and Dorothea Hurley: “Being Bon Jovi's High-School Sweetheart Who He Married is enough to make this pair an A-List duo. New Jersey would be devastated if they broke up.”

5 possible and jealousy-inducing celeb engagements

(NEWSER) - The Yuletide engagement is a tradition of celebrity ostentation—a little treat to make the holiday gloom that much more oppressive for the rest of us, writes Drew Grant . Here are five couples who should just keep their darn happiness to themselves: More»

Weds longtime partner Christine Marinoni

(NEWSER) - It was wedding bells this weekend for Sex and the City's Cynthia Nixon. The actress wed partner of eight years Christine Marinoni (who Nixon once called a "short man with boobs") yesterday in New York. People notes that the couple got engaged three years ago at a pro-gay-marriage rally. The two had said they wouldn't marry until they could do so legally in their state. As for the detail SATC lovers probably want to know—what did Nixon wear?—People has the answer: a custom dress by Carolina Herrera. More»

Jason Segel, Emily Blunt star in truthful romantic comedy

(NEWSER) - The Five-Year Engagement clocks in at over two hours, which is a bit too long for many critics. But its honesty about relationships makes the Jason Segel-Emily Blunt rom-com stand out from the pack.

• "Because it's so willing to drill down into Tom and Violet's misery, The Five-Year Engagement involves a higher grim-to-grin ratio than its fluffier brethren," writes Ann Hornaday in the Washington Post . "But there's an unmistakable ring of truth to the couple's conflicts and mixed feelings."