THE LOOK: Natalie Portman in a White Wedding Dress

                          

With two-year engagement and 14 months of raising their son, Aleph, Natalie Portman has married choreographer Benjamin Millepied, People reports, citing a source. Many maggs has reached out to the actress' rep but has not yet received confirmation The wedding was reportedly a nighttime Jewish ceremony at a private residence in the picturesque Big Sur area of the central California coast. The couple was surrounded by friends and family, including Ivanka Trump, who was tweeting pictures last night from the scenic town.

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Bruce Wayne Prefers Two-Button Armani Suits in The Dark Knight Rises

Last month, we learned that James Bond prefers bespoke, two-button Tom Ford suits in the upcoming 007 installment, Skyfall. And today, we learn that the similarly handsome and similarly iconic movie hero Bruce Wayne prefers similarly bespoke, similarly two-buttoned suits, albeit from the customized Giorgio Armani for Bruce Wayne label, in the latest release from the Batman franchise, The Dark Knight Rises. Judging by early stills from each film, Daniel Craig’s British spy (or his costume designer) is fond of tight-fitting formalwear accessorized by a pocket square, a skinny tie, and a limited-edition Omega timepiece. Meanwhile, Wayne (or his costume designer) is partial to a longer, more elegant suit with looser-fitting pants. Armani also outfitted Bale’s co-stars Anne Hathaway, Gary Oldman, and Michael Caine, while Tom Hardy—who plays the film’s villain, Bane—was styled in a far less fashionable facial mask described as “creepy” and “claustrophobic.” Catch both creepy mask and dapper suit when The Dark Knight Rises opens on Friday.

Katy Perry's Smoking Hot in New Spread for The Hollywood Reporter

If looking good is the best revenge, then Katy Perry must really be holding her own. The pop star posed for a fashion spread in The Hollywood Reporter to promote her new movie, Part of Me, discuss the demise of her marriage and prove she can clean up nicely... The former Mrs. Russell Brand spends so much time goofing around on the red carpet—she's a cyborg! She's a flapper!—that it's easy to forget just how stunning she is. Not that there's anything run of the mill about six-inch platforms and a skintight Versus cutout dress that pretty much rules out wearing undies. But if she's going to play a role, Katy might as well be the best-dressed girl for the job. Read more: http://www.eonline.com/news/katy_perrys_smoking_hot_in_new_spread/325139#ixzz1ySm3GEnn Read more: http://www.eonline.com/news/katy_perrys_smoking_hot_in_new_spread/325139#ixzz1ySlKCzzZ

Tom Cruise like a Rock Star

 When it comes to rock 'n' roll bands, the bigger the hair, the bigger the sound, right? That's certainly the case for Tom Cruise, who plays fictional rocker Stacee Jaxx in the film Rock of Ages, out today. Big hair may have added the necessary boost of confidence for him to rock out like he's never done before in his latest role. To gear up for his big rock debut, Tom and the rest of the cast took inspiration from real-life bands, including Poison, Def Leppard and Van Halen. The all-star cast includes Malin Akerman, Alec Baldwin, Diego Boneta, Russell Brand, Bryan Cranston, Julianne Hough and Catherine Zeta-Jones. Tom and the gang will make you want to sing, dance and, most importantly, rock ‘n' roll all night (and party everyday). -life_rock_of_ages_casts_hair_band/323616#ixzz1xsM6hSqk

The Paramount Picture

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the storied Paramount Pictures, the only studio to still call Hollywood (the L.A. neighborhood, not the state of mind) its home. Founded in 1912 as the Famous Players Film Company, it more than lived up to its billing, claiming silent greats such as Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Gloria Swanson, and Rudolph Valentino, not to mention Cecil B. DeMille, who made all his biblical epics for the studio. With the advent of talkies, and showing a special flair for sophisticated comedy, Paramount added another glittering array of stars to its roster, including Marlene Die­trich, Mae West, Gary Cooper, the Marx Brothers, Bob Hope, and writer-director Preston Sturges. In the postwar years, directors Alfred Hitchcock, Billy Wilder, William Wyler, and Jerry Lewis applied their craft at Paramount. By the early 60s, like the other studios, Paramount was running out of steam, until wild man Charlie Bluhdorn bought it, in 1966, ushering in a new golden age under production chief Bob Evans, whose hits included Love Story, the first two Godfathers, and Chinatown. Next up was Barry Diller, who, with the help of Michael Eisner and Jeffrey Katzenberg, turned Paramount into the pre-eminent "high concept" blockbuster factory, releasing cash cows such as the Indiana Jones pictures and a string of hits starring fresh faces such as Tom Cruise and Eddie Murphy. Sumner Redstone's Viacom bought the studio in 1994. Under studio head Sherry Lansing, the company entered yet another new era, producing bigger and riskier hits such as Titanic, Braveheart, and Forrest Gump, all of which won best-picture Oscars. Brad Grey succeeded her in 2005, and he's doing O.K., too, having produced 8 out of Paramount's 10 top-grossing pictures of all time. watch video here http://www.vanityfair.com/video/2012/06/1688035103001 ">