After the media scrutiny over LeAnn Rimes' shrinking frame in anticipation of her wedding day, the pics of the country crooner's plunging neckline, leg-flashing gown have finally surfaced (via Us Magazine).

Ever the modern bride, Rimes walked down the aisle in a revealing Reem Acra gown -- a high slit revealing her toned legs with every step she took toward now hubby, Eddie Cibrian. The groom looked equally stylish in a white jacket and shirt, but toned things down by losing the tie.

The pair said 'I do' in California in front of an intimate gathering of roughly 40 friends and family -- including Cibrian's two sons, Mason and Jake, from his marriage to Brandi Glanville.

Rimes' unconventional gown could stem from a similarly unconventional relationship with Cibrian.

If there's anyone who can pull off a sans locks look and still manage to make us swoon, it's Jake Gyllenhaal (via Us Weekly). The actor recently lost his hair for his forthcoming tough cop drama, 'End of Watch.'

This isn't the first time that Gyllenhaal lost his locks to land a movie role -- he shaved his head for his 2005 war memoir flick, 'Jarhead.' But six years later means that Gyllenhaal's close shave is something entirely different -- while his 'Jarhead' marine style cut gave him a young and rugged aire, his current cut is looking a lot more bald than buzzed.

After going from 'Jarhead' to skinhead, we have a feeling that this 30-year-old may find it more difficult to score with some of Hollywood's leading young ladies (Taylor Swift, Jessica Lowndes) now that it's a little more breezy on top.

Most fans are accustomed to seeing Chris Evans donning spandex and, this summer, wielding a star-spangled shield as a superhero, but he burst into this year's Tribeca Film Festival as a different kind of hero. In the gritty drama 'Puncture,' Evans stars as Mark Weiss, a lawyer representing a nurse (Vinessa Shaw) infected with AIDS after accidentally puncturing herself with a tainted needle. Based on a true story and directed by brothers Adam and Mark Kassen, 'Puncture' follows Weiss and law partner Paul Danziger's crusade to make safety point needles a standard in hospitals.

Evans, under the guidance of the Kassen brothers, takes on a role fans aren't accustomed to seeing him in. Weiss, a functioning drug addict, has his own personal demons to battle, and the film focuses as much on his evolution as it does on the case.

It was an important film to make for the Kassens, whose parents both work in healthcare professions, as it was for Evans, who proves his real acting mettle in this indie precursor to his upcoming turn in a studio blockbuster. PopEater spoke to the first-time feature directors and Evans about 'Puncture,' drama and being the Captain of America.

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The trailer for Jesse Eisenberg and Aziz Ansari's new buddy comedy '30 Minutes or Less' looks like a hilarious tale of two friends and a pizza delivery gone awry. But a closer look reveals echoes of true life events that had no punchline.

Eisenberg plays Nick, a pizza delivery boy who is kidnapped and forced to rob a bank by Dwayne, a criminal played by Danny McBride. Nick only has eight hours to pull off the bank robbery or the bomb Dwayne has strapped to his chest will detonate. Chet (Ansari) gets caught in the process, making for a comedic series of events.

It might be all laughs for Eisenberg, Ansari and the '30 Minutes' crew, but on Aug. 28, 2003, Brian Wells, a pizza delivery man in Erie, Pa., was killed after the bomb strapped to his neck detonated following a bank robbery. The details of the case were so bizarre, it incited a media frenzy.

As long as they're still standing and not voted off, all the celebs on 'Dancing With the Stars' make the same amount each week (the winner makes most, naturally), so when it comes to extracurricular earning, insiders tell me Kirstie Alley is poised to profit most from this experience.

"The weight loss business is worth hundreds of millions of dollars," a friend of Kirstie's tells me. "She has already lost 70 lbs dancing and hasn't wasted one minute to capitalize on it."

The actress, who recently launched her Organic Liaison Weight Loss System, appeared on QVC a few days ago and sold out in less than 15 minutes. And she's just getting started.

Katie Couric is signing off for good from her position at 'CBS Evening News.'

While there have been rumors for weeks regarding a potential career change for Couric, it was only today that the anchor confirmed the news to PEOPLE.

"I have decided to step down from the 'CBS Evening News,'" Couric announced. "I'm really proud of the talented team on the 'CBS Evening News' and the award-winning work we've been able to do in the past five years in addition to the reporting I've done for '60 Minutes' and 'CBS Sunday Morning.' In making the decision to move on, I know the 'Evening News' will be in great hands, but I am excited about the future."

'Real Housewives' star and self-styled countess LuAnn de Lesseps knows a thing or two about marrying well. Her title (which is really more of a nickname) comes from her marriage to French nobleman Alexandre de Lesseps.

With the royal wedding fast approaching and the remaining royals fewer and further between, LuAnn, currently very busy finding royal bargains as a partner in the grand re-opening of Daffy's Manhasset location, shared her advice for American girls looking to snag themselves a crown.

1. Travel. Because you're not going to find royalty here. Save your money and instead of going to the Caribbean, go to Italy and France and see the world. You never know who you'll meet.

2. Step outside your comfort zone. Be adventurous, take chances and meet new people.

3. Knowing your history is key when it comes to wooing men from other countries. You need to be knowledgeable and quick.