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Whitney Port won't buy her wedding dress until the "last minute".
The former 'Hills' star says her and fiance Tim Rosenman's wedding plans are going "great" and though she wouldn't say when or where the nuptials will take place, she admitted she hasn't yet bought her outfit for the big day as she fears she would change her mind before making it down the aisle.
She told the New York Daily News newspaper: "I'm waiting until the last minute because I change my mind all the time!"
The 29-year-old beauty- who has her own fashion label, Whitney Eve - has teamed up with Wedding Paper Divas to launch her own range of wedding stationery and she hopes the diverse range of six designs offers something for every bride.
She said: "A wedding is such a personal affair, so I wanted everyone to find something.
"We talked about the different vibes and the wedding that I would want [when designing]."
The collection - which includes save-the-date cards, invitations, RSVP cards and thank you notes - ranges from bohemian poppy designs to floral prints with a flourishing script and some which the designer described as "arty and Aztec-y".
Asked for her favourite design, Whitney said she would choose "elements from all of them" for her own invites, but admitted she mostly preferred the 'Lavish Laurel' range.
Whitney Port waiting on wedding dress
Whitney Port won't buy her wedding dress until the "last minute".
The former 'Hills' star says her and fiance Tim Rosenman's wedding plans are going "great" and though she wouldn't say when or where the nuptials will take place, she admitted she hasn't yet bought her outfit for the big day as she fears she would change her mind before making it down the aisle.
She told the New York Daily News newspaper: "I'm waiting until the last minute because I change my mind all the time!"
The 29-year-old beauty- who has her own fashion label, Whitney Eve - has teamed up with Wedding Paper Divas to launch her own range of wedding stationery and she hopes the diverse range of six designs offers something for every bride.
She said: "A wedding is such a personal affair, so I wanted everyone to find something.
"We talked about the different vibes and the wedding that I would want [when designing]."
The collection - which includes save-the-date cards, invitations, RSVP cards and thank you notes - ranges from bohemian poppy designs to floral prints with a flourishing script and some which the designer described as "arty and Aztec-y".
Asked for her favourite design, Whitney said she would choose "elements from all of them" for her own invites, but admitted she mostly preferred the 'Lavish Laurel' range.
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Michael Jackson's famous Neverland Ranch is to be sold.
The Santa Barbara property will reportedly be put on the market by Colony Capital - who own a primary stake in the estate - after buying out the late singer's $23 million mortgage to save it from foreclosure in 2008 - in order to recoup the debt they are owed on the house.
A source told RadarOnline.com: "Colony Capital has the legal right to sell the property to pay down the debt they are owed from the loan, interest, management fee and maintenance costs."
The property is worth around $27 million, but insiders believe it could fetch as much as $60 million because of its famous former owner.
Officials from Michael's estate said they are "saddened" by the news of the sale but insist they plan to keep the legacy of the 'Thriller' hitmaker - who died of acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009 - going strong at his other former home.
They said in a statement: "We are saddened at the prospect of the sale of Neverland which, under the agreement negotiated during Michael's lifetime, Colony has the right to sell. The estate will maintain Michael's family home in Encino, including its iconic recording studio there.
"[We will] continue to build upon Michael's legacy as an artistic genius and humanitarian through his music and new projects such as the Michael Jackson ONE show in Las Vegas."
The estate went on to appeal to any buyers of Neverland to respect the "historical importance" of the property.
They added: "We hope and trust that any new owners of Neverland will respect the historical importance and special nature of this wonderful property. Michael's memory lives on in the hearts of his fans worldwide."
And the officials told fans they had "explored" a number of "potential options" for the ranch.
However, they added: "Zoning, financial and land use restrictions limited the alternatives and ultimately Colony made the decision to sell."
A source added: "Efforts were made to keep Neverland, and Michael's estate tried to make it happen. However, they were unable to come to an agreement."
Michael bought the 3,000 acre property in 1988 and lived there until his child molestation trial in 2004.
Michael Jackson’s Neverland to be sold
Michael Jackson's famous Neverland Ranch is to be sold.
The Santa Barbara property will reportedly be put on the market by Colony Capital - who own a primary stake in the estate - after buying out the late singer's $23 million mortgage to save it from foreclosure in 2008 - in order to recoup the debt they are owed on the house.
A source told RadarOnline.com: "Colony Capital has the legal right to sell the property to pay down the debt they are owed from the loan, interest, management fee and maintenance costs."
The property is worth around $27 million, but insiders believe it could fetch as much as $60 million because of its famous former owner.
Officials from Michael's estate said they are "saddened" by the news of the sale but insist they plan to keep the legacy of the 'Thriller' hitmaker - who died of acute Propofol intoxication in June 2009 - going strong at his other former home.
They said in a statement: "We are saddened at the prospect of the sale of Neverland which, under the agreement negotiated during Michael's lifetime, Colony has the right to sell. The estate will maintain Michael's family home in Encino, including its iconic recording studio there.
"[We will] continue to build upon Michael's legacy as an artistic genius and humanitarian through his music and new projects such as the Michael Jackson ONE show in Las Vegas."
The estate went on to appeal to any buyers of Neverland to respect the "historical importance" of the property.
They added: "We hope and trust that any new owners of Neverland will respect the historical importance and special nature of this wonderful property. Michael's memory lives on in the hearts of his fans worldwide."
And the officials told fans they had "explored" a number of "potential options" for the ranch.
However, they added: "Zoning, financial and land use restrictions limited the alternatives and ultimately Colony made the decision to sell."
A source added: "Efforts were made to keep Neverland, and Michael's estate tried to make it happen. However, they were unable to come to an agreement."
Michael bought the 3,000 acre property in 1988 and lived there until his child molestation trial in 2004.
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Wesley Snipes' faith and his family got him through his time in prison.
The 52-year-old actor was jailed for three years in 2010 for tax evasion but was "inspired" by the way "greater" people have got through tough times, as well as his loved ones, wife Nikki Park, their four children and his son from his first marriage.
Asked how he coped in jail, he told Loaded magazine: "First you have your faith in the most high and your spiritual foundation - that's the key to anything no matter what the situation is.
"And then the knowledge that greater men than me have been through worse situations is always an inspiration. Your family's an inspiration."
Wesley - who claims he was the victim of "bad advice" about his taxes - also credited his martial arts training with helping him to cope while he was behind bars.
He explained: "You overcome man, you know? You overcome. Both as an actor and as a martial artist one is trained to deal with adversity and embrace it as an opportunity to improve and see a brighter future for yourself. And you do what they call the shaking time, like when you trim a plant and you cut away all of the dead stuff or when a snake sheds its skin, and you're born anew."
The new issue of Loaded is on the shelves now. For more info please visit loaded.co.uk.
Wesley Snipes: Faith got me through prison
Wesley Snipes' faith and his family got him through his time in prison.
The 52-year-old actor was jailed for three years in 2010 for tax evasion but was "inspired" by the way "greater" people have got through tough times, as well as his loved ones, wife Nikki Park, their four children and his son from his first marriage.
Asked how he coped in jail, he told Loaded magazine: "First you have your faith in the most high and your spiritual foundation - that's the key to anything no matter what the situation is.
"And then the knowledge that greater men than me have been through worse situations is always an inspiration. Your family's an inspiration."
Wesley - who claims he was the victim of "bad advice" about his taxes - also credited his martial arts training with helping him to cope while he was behind bars.
He explained: "You overcome man, you know? You overcome. Both as an actor and as a martial artist one is trained to deal with adversity and embrace it as an opportunity to improve and see a brighter future for yourself. And you do what they call the shaking time, like when you trim a plant and you cut away all of the dead stuff or when a snake sheds its skin, and you're born anew."
The new issue of Loaded is on the shelves now. For more info please visit loaded.co.uk.
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Ashley Tisdale held hands with her fiancé, Christopher French, as they waited for a taxi in East Village, New York City.
Ashley Tisdale holds hands with fiancé
Ashley Tisdale held hands with her fiancé, Christopher French, as they waited for a taxi in East Village, New York City.