Bruce Willis Says 'I Do'

Talk about a family affair!

With ex-wife Demi Moore and her husband Ashton Kutcher among the guests, Bruce Willis said "I do" with model and actress Emma Heming on Saturday, PEOPLE confirms.

The small wedding ceremony took place at the actor's home in Parrot Cay, Turks & Caicos.

Also present among the small group of guests were Moore and Willis's daughters, Rumer Willis, 20, Scout, 17, and Tallullah Belle, 15.

The wedding coincided with Willis's birthday: The actor turned 54 on Thursday. Heming is 32.

The couple, who met through mutual friends, have been together for more than a year and will be having a civil ceremony when they return to California, according to the actor's rep.

Via people.com

Kutcher denies Moore relationship was media stunt

Ashton Kutcher has hit out at critics who called his relationship with actress Demi Moore a publicity stunt to boost his career.

The star remembers the media backlash when he started dating Moore - 15-years his senior - in 2003, and the scores of tabloid articles which branded their romance a fake.

However, the 30-year-old, who is now married to the 'Ghost' actress, scoffs at the stories, insisting his career was going "fine" when the pair first met

He says: "I remember people thinking we were together for commercial reasons, but I don't think I gave a s**t. My Career was doing fine when I met Demi."

Via iol.ie

Did Ashton Steal His Show From Anna Nicole?

E! seems to be trying to clear up any rumors that it's newest show Pop Fiction wasn't an original idea from professional pranker Ashton Kutcher, but that it was in fact stolen from, none other than, Anna Nicole Smith.

It's been reported that over three years ago, Anna Nicole and her crew, including Howard K. Stern, pitched the show to E! and even registered the idea with the Writer's Guild. E! ultimately decided the show wouldn't work.

Cut to Pop Fictions's premiere this past Sunday. The show's concept, which uses celebs to make up fake news items to see if the media will run them, is almost identical to the one that Anna Nicole came up with. Today E! released a statement to OK! maintaining that the show is all original to Ashton.

They said, "Pop Fiction is a program independently created and developed by Ashton Kutcher's company, Katalyst. Pop Fiction is not based on any idea or concept that may have been pitched to E! by any other party."

There's rumors of a lawsuit being filed by Howard K. Stern. Stay tuned to see what happens next. Or, maybe we're just all getting punk'd!

Via okmagazine.com