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George Lucas married his long time girlfriend Mellody Hobson on June 22 -- and as far as we know, there were no wookies, ewoks or wookoks in attendance. But more than a few celebrities did show up.

Fans of the HBO fantasy drama "Game of Thrones" are pretty cult-like. Just try to interrupt one of them during the show on Sunday night, and they might send a dragon over to your house or take a giant sword to your head. The show means even more to some GoT fans.

Mekhi Phifer, known for playing Dr. Greg Pratt on 'ER' and starring opposite Eminem in the movie '8 Mile,' swapped vows with longtime girlfriend Reshelet Barnes on Saturday, March 6, at the Montage Hotel in Beverly Hills.

Congrats to 'SNL' actor Jason Sudeikis and former 'House' actress and unfairly beautiful Olivia Wilde are engaged. Gentlemen, this is further proof: The funny guy always gets the hot girl in the end.

Janet Jackson is getting married again, this time to an incredibly rich man. Her betrothed is a billionaire.

Beauty may only be skin deep, but apparently ugly runs much deeper. Don't believe that philosophy? Just ask Jian Feng, a man from northern China who recently divorced and sued his wife for being ugly, leading to a victory in court to the tune of $120,000 in damages.

The thought of committing ourselves to one lady for the rest of our lives makes us break out in a cold sweat while nervously scratching our junk. The scratching is probably something else though.

It's supposedly splitsville for oft-temperamental actor and heartthrob Russell Crowe and wife Danielle Spencer.

The next holiday you spend with your family where you find yourself frustrated at how dysfunctional they all seem, please take a deep breath and imagine what it must be like to find out that you spent decades married to your own father without even knowing it. Then maybe have another drink.

Rosie O’Donnell has been full of big news lately. Last week she announced she’d survived a heart attack, and now she’s revealing that two months ago, she got married.

A black couple planned to wed at a predominantly white church that they attended (but were not members of) in Crystal Springs, MS. A day prior to the nuptials, however, they learned that they were not going to be allowed to exchange vows at the First Baptist Church of Crystal Springs, due to a small minority of white opponents to a black couple marrying at their church.

We know sometimes people keep tabs on their ex through social media. But what about when you’re married? Do folks want to know their significant others’ whereabouts at all times?