Bridesmaids

After seeing her bachelorette party play out in Mexico on the most recent episode of Real Housewives of Orange County, Tamra Barney finally got hitched! OK! Exclusive: First Look at Next Week's RHOC Tamra wed her BF of three years, Eddie Judge, on Saturday, June 15 at the St. Regis Monarch Beach in California. And as we reported previously, the wedding was filmed for Tamra's upcoming Bravo wedding spin-off, Tamra's OC Wedding. Tamra's castmates Heather, Vicki and Alexis were all bridesmaids and wore blush pink gowns to the soiree, and Heather even performed a song for the newlyweds during the ceremony! Gretchen was spotted at the wedding, too. As for the details of the big day? Tamra wore three custom-made dresses throughout the night. We've only seen pics of this one dress so far but looking good, Tamra!  Can't wait to see more! Photos: Real Housewives Who Are Best Friends in Real Life Are you excited for Tamra and Eddie? Leave your wedding wishes for the newlyweds below or tweet us @OKMagazine! Photo credit:  Splash News

The news that Adam Sandler has attached himself to the Chris Columbus-directed remake of the Korean comedy Hello Ghost makes me hopeful that Sandler is going to finally begin to listen to the people at the studios releasing his movies, about widening the circle of filmmakers he works with. Let’s face it, the movies micromanaged by his Happy Madison banner have become too formulaic, and they seem to mostly please Razzies voters these days. I’m a fan of Sandler’s, I just haven’t wanted to see his films lately. I was not a fan of the first Grown-Ups, despite its box office success, and can’t imagine the sequel will rise above the level of derivative re-tread. Recent films — Jack And Jill being the low water mark — hold no real promise of surprises like we’ve seen in films like the first Hangover, Bridesmaids, Ted, or the just opened This Is The End. Sandler has worked with filmmakers like Judd Apatow and Paul Thomas Anderson on more serious fare, but the Happy Madison comedy formula needs an overhaul. Columbus could help Sandler out of a rut. He too has made some stinkers, but Columbus has succeeded often enough–from the first two Home Alone films, Mrs. Doubtfire, Harry Potter And The Sorcerer’s Stone and others–to imagine he might help elevate ... Read More »