Mark Wahlberg Weds
Actor and producer Mark Wahlberg and model Rhea Durham were married this past weekend at Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Beverly Hills. The ceremony was held before a small group of family and friends.
Ken Burns Goes to the Park
Ken Burns, creator of acclaimed documentaries including The Civil War and Baseball will debut his latest film, The National Parks—America’s Best Idea, on PBS next month. The six-part series celebrates the inception and preservation of the country’s treasured parks and their accessibility to the public. The first episode premieres on September 27.
Seinfeld Reunion with Larry David
Larry David, “Seinfeld” co-creator and star/creator of HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm” is talking up an interesting cast ensemble for the “Curb” season finale. The entire cast of “Seinfeld”—Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander, and Michael Richards, most of who have appeared separately on the HBO hit, will reunite for the first time since their show went off the air in 1998. Jerry Seinfeld has reportedly been very involved in the storyline—which depicts the stars mulling over the possibility of a “Seinfeld” reunion. Season seven premieres on September 20.
Young Duggars Choose Baby Name
Joshua Duggar, son of reality television’s, “The Duggars,” and his wife Anna are the expecting parents of a baby girl. The couple recently revealed that they plan to name their first-born Mackynzie Renée. Joshua, the eldest of 18 children, has taken questions about whether he’ll name all of his future children with names beginning with the letter “M” as he and his siblings famously tout “J” names. The couple hasn’t made a decision on that, but Joshua recently told People Magazine, “We’re really excited about all of it. We’re going to have a little person that is ours to raise up. That is a real blessing.”
Steven Spielberg Bringing Back ‘Harvey’
Director Steven Spielberg will soon begin working on a new adaptation of the Pulitzer-Prize winning play Harvey. This will mark the story’s second foray onto the big screen after the 1950 version starring James Stewart, who played a man who befriends a six-foot tall, invisible rabbit. Production is scheduled to begin early next year.
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