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The article discusses the making of the movie "Blink Twice" directed by Zoë Kravitz and starring Naomi Ackie. The two actresses bonded while working together and developed a strong friendship. They talk about their collaboration, the themes of the movie, and the support they received from each other during the filming process. The article also mentions the involvement of Channing Tatum, who is engaged to Kravitz, and the positive reception of the film. [Extracted from the article]

Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum made their first public appearance as a couple at the premiere of Kravitz's directorial debut, Blink Twice. The couple, who have been together for three years, reportedly had no issues transitioning from work mode to relationship mode. Kravitz described wedding planning as being as difficult as making a movie, while Tatum is still involved in a legal battle with his ex-wife, Jenna Dewan, over finances. Despite this, their main focus remains on co-parenting their daughter. [Extracted from the article]

The document titled "Chatter" from the journal "People" covers various topics including Lady Gaga's engagement, the strained relationship between Prince Harry and King Charles, Billie Jean King's achievements, Mandy Moore's son's musical talents, Bette Midler's secret to a long marriage, Rihanna's fashion goal, Keanu Reeves' injury on set, Janet Jackson's love life, Wayne Brady's revelation about being a father, and various celebrity photos. The document was published on August 12, 2024. [Extracted from the article]

Christina Hendricks, known for her roles in shows like Mad Men and Good Girls, reflects on her career and personal life in a recent interview. She discusses her excitement for her new period drama, The Buccaneers, and her desire for a change after the cancellation of her previous show. Hendricks also talks about her engagement to camera operator George Bianchini and their plans for a festive wedding in New Orleans. She expresses her love for acting and her openness to new opportunities in the future. [Extracted from the article]

Sara Bareilles, Grammy-winning singer and songwriter, will have a limited five-day run of a taped 2021 performance of the Broadway hit Waitress: The Musical, in which she played the lead role. Bareilles started working on the show in 2013 and met her now-fiancé, Joe Tippett, who played her possessive husband in the musical. The couple is engaged but has not made any concrete wedding plans yet, considering options such as a small ceremony or a big party with friends and family. [Extracted from the article]

They began dating in 2019, and when the pandemic hit, their relationship "escalated quickly", Porowski, 38, previously told People. b IT'S OVER Ansel Elgort & Violetta Komyshan B After dating for 10 years, the West Side Story actor, 28, and his ballerina girlfriend, 26, have broken up. News she's "single." b GETTING SERIOUS Sandra Lee & Ben Youcef B The lifestyle guru, 56, and her boyfriend, 43, attended the Portrait of a Nation gala in Washington, D.C. "Ben's divorce agreement is finally completed, and he and Sandra are … hoping to be wedding planning", a source says. b GOING STRONG Liam Hemsworth & Gabriella Brooks B Despite reports of a split, the actor, 32, and the model, 26, walked the red carpet Nov. 15 at his Poker Face premiere in Sydney. Antoni Porowski & Kevin Harrington B Queer Eye star Porowski (left) and his boyfriend, a brand-strategy director, are engaged, the pair revealed on Instagram Nov. 17. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses destination weddings. Topics include the percentage of Americans choosing destination weddings, how to plan one, which includes advice on timing, guest lists, and the use of a wedding planner, and "Coastal Living's" choices for top seaside wedding locations, which includes the Montauk Yacht Club Resort and Marina in New York, the Boca Raton Resort and Club in Florida, and the Ocean House in Watch Hill, Rhode Island.

The article examines preparations for the royal wedding of Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton on April 29, 2011, focusing on the future bride's role in planning the event. It is noted that the couple plan to keep many details of the ceremony a secret until the wedding itself. The wedding invitation and its mailing to approximately 1900 invited guests are considered. It is noted that soccer player David Beckham and his wife are invited guests, but that U.S. President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle are not. The etiquette of the wedding day meeting of the bride parents Carole and Michael Middleton with the groom's grandmother Queen Elizabeth II is considered.

The article discusses plans for the wedding of Ali Fedotowsky and Roberto Martinez, participants on the reality television program "The Bachelorette." Fedotowsky comments on her choices for the wedding's location and notes that she and Martinez plan to wear sneakers during the ceremony. She comments that she wants a wedding gown designed by fashion designer Monique Lhuillier and comments on the incorporation of Oreo cookies in the wedding cake. INSET: MORE BACHELORETTE ENGAGEMENTS!.

The article discusses the July 31 wedding of Chelsea Clinton, daughter of former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to Marc Mezvinsky, a New York City hedge fund manager. The dominant role played by the bride and groom in planning the ceremony at an estate in Rhinebeck, New York is discussed. It is noted that few well-known politicians or other celebrities were among the guests. The bride's gown and the clothing worn by the other members of the wedding party are described. Anonymous guests summarize remarks made by the bride's parents at the wedding reception. INSETS: THE MAKING OF THE wedding cake;ALL ABOUT the groom.

The article focuses on a marriage problem regarding the mother-in-law, which was resolved by a marriage councilor. It says that the wife feels that her mother-in-law was intruding in their married life from their wedding plans to their choice of home, where it came to a point she made her husband choose between her and his mother. The husband feels that his wife takes his mother too seriously and is being overly sensitive. The councilor resolved the conflict by role-playing therapy sessions.

The article profiles singer Katy Perry. Perry comments on her success and the popularity of "California Gurls," a song from her album "Teenage Dream." She discusses planning her wedding to comedian Russell Brand and notes that she will not wear latex at the wedding. She describes how she was not allowed to watch music videos as a child due to her religious upbringing and comments on humorous aspects of her wardrobe.

The article presents advice on reducing emotional and budget stress in planning a wedding, including choosing small and simple flower arrangements, choosing simple, edible party favors, and using bright colors in the theme. INSET: 5 (More) Tips for Pressure-Free Planning.

The article presents questions and answers on wedding etiquette including how to address musical taste differences between generations at a wedding, how to honor the memory of a deceased parent without bringing the mood down, and what to do about friends who upload the wedding photographs while you are on your honeymoon. INSET: THE MOMS' DRESS CODE.

The article presents information on the engagement of actress Jennifer Aniston and actor Justin Theroux, with a focus on the celebrity couple's wedding plans. Topics include the couple's appearance at the 2013 Academy Awards for the motion picture industry, Aniston's comments on wedding planning, and information on their relationship dynamics.

The article presents a profile of singer Kelly Clarkson, with a focus on her engagement to talent manager Brandon Blackstock. Topics include her plans for their wedding scheduled for autumn 2013 in Nashville, Tennessee, the background of their relationship together, and how she feels about becoming a stepmother to his children.

The article discusses Hillary Scott, a musician who is in the country music group Lady Antebellum. Scott discusses her engagement to Chris Tyrell, a drummer from the band Love and Theft as well as Lady Antebellum, and plans for her wedding. Questions and answers concerning wedding vows, bridal gowns, and cake are provided.

An interview with actress Julia Stiles is presented, noting her wearing of high-heeled boots, an embarrassing incident, and her work on wedding planning.

The article offers advice about creating a guest list for a wedding, including how big a wedding you would like, how much it will cost at several different sizes, and how many invitations to send out in order to get the number of guests you want.

The article recommends visiting Instyle.com for tips and ideas while planning a wedding, such as selecting dress, hairstyles and decor.

The article offers information on several pages of the journal's web site, located at realsimple.com, including wedding planning, gardening, and health.

A checklist for planning a wedding is presented which includes choosing a wedding date, finding and booking a caterer, and ordering the wedding cake.

The article focuses on the engagement of country music singers Brantley Gilbert and Jana Kramer. Topics include why Gilbert proposed at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, the type of ring Gilbert purchased, and why the couple relates to country singers Johnny Cash and June Carter. Information is provided on the couple's wedding plans.

The article offers tips for planning a luxurious wedding. It suggests asking the baker of wedding cake to use fresh flowers of fruit instead of handmade sugar flowers. It advises the selection of buttercream frosting over fondant to lower the cost. For the bouquet, Waga Perez recommends flowers that come in several varieties and sticking with one or two types of blooms. Bridal Salon owner Gabriella Risatti notes that silver-toned accessories are more favorable than gold-toned.

The article offers advice for planning a wedding from wedding planner Mindy Weiss, who authored the book "The Wedding Book." Weiss helped to plan the weddings of celebrities Eva Longoria, Heidi Klum, and Avril Lavigne. Weiss suggests making the wedding personalized to reflect the bride and groom. Both the bride and groom ought to be involved in the planning process. The bride should test out her shoes before wearing them on the wedding day.