Chelsea Clinton Wedding Pictures

Chelsea Clinton's wedding was held on Saturday, July 31, 2010. Clinton, daughter of former U.S. President Bill Clinton and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, married investment banker Marc Mezvinsky. The wedding ceremony took place at the Astor Courts estate in Rhinebeck, New York, which is a 50 acre estate located in upstate New York.

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T.I. and Tiny's wedding: Rapper weds Tameka (Tiny) Cottle in elaborate three-city ceremony

Not to be outdone by recently married celebs Chelsea Clinton, Alicia Keys and James Van Der Beek, rapper T.I. had to do something to make his "I Do's" stand out this weekend - so he said them twice!

One day after the "Live Your Life" hitmaker quietly tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend Tameka (Tiny) Cottle at a Miami Beach courthouse on Friday, the couple exchanged vows again on Saturday, reported UsMagazine.com.

During the intimate Saturday ceremony on Miami's Star Island, T.I. (real name Clifford Harris) reportedly wore a custom-made Prada tuxedo while his BET reality star bride, 35, walked down the aisle in a Valentino gown.

Among the reported guests at the star-studded nuptials were TLC's Rozanda (Chilli) Thomas, "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Kandi Burruss, Cottle's BET co-star Antonia (Toya) Carter, T.I.'s protege Young Dro and rapper Yung LA.

After exchanging vows for the second time on Saturday, the newlyweds reportedly returned to their hometown of Atlanta for a reception. According to Us, the couple ended their wedding weekend with a Las Vegas bash on Sunday.

T.I. and Cottle dated on and off since 2001 and have two children together (T.I. also has three kids from a previous relationship).

"We're living, we're happy, we're in love," Cottle told Vibe.com in March. "I mean, it's no doubt in my mind that he doesn't love every piece of me and vice versa, so we're just doing what's comfortable and what works for us."

The couple - who honeymooned last month in Europe - are slated to return to Atlanta early this week.

Elliott Sadler

Elliott Sadler experienced the highest of highs, and the lowest of lows at Pocono International Raceway this past weekend. Sadler won the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race on Saturday, driving the GT Vodka Chevrolet Silverado for Kevin and Delaina Harvick. It was a long awaited win for Sadler, who has seen little success in recent years. Like Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Sadler needed a confidence boost, and he got one the same way that Earnhardt did- by stepping down to a lesser series, winning the Nationwide Series race at Daytona last month.

Unfortunately, and also reminiscent of Earnhardt, Sadler's victory on Saturday did not translate to success on Sunday. The first win of the season for Greg Biffle, Roush Racing, and Ford was overshadowed by an incredibly violent crash caused when Elliot Sadler spun trying to avoid Kurt Busch's Penske Miller Lite Dodge. Jimmie Johnson tapped Busch, sending him spinning into the infield. TV viewers saw Busch's crash, the impact hard enough to knock the whole wheel assembly off of the left front.

The cameras missed most of Sadler's wreck, however. All that was captured on video was the impact of Sadler's car with the guardrail, a vivid image of Sadler's body being thrown violently against the seat belt and harnesses. When the crash was ended, the TV cameras focused on a smoking lump on the track apron that turned out to be the engine from Sadler's Richard Petty Motorsports Ford Fusion.

Veteran race fans flashed back to Don MacTavish's fatal crash at Daytona in the '60's, when the engine separated from the car after hard wall impact during a tire test. NASCAR has now confirmed what many observers had speculated- that Sadler's crash was the hardest impact recorded since black box recording devices were installed in cars to record G-forces in accidents. NASCAR seldom discloses these exact numbers, but the highest figure released prior to this week was the incredible 80 G's incurred when Kyle Petty hit the wall at Bristol in 2003.

Elliot Sadler's crash points out two important facts about NASCAR. First, races are run one at a time, and what you did yesterday or the day before means nothing in today's race. Secondly, while the Nextel Cup race car of today has many critics, no one can seriously question whether it is safer than cars of the past. The fact that Elliott Sadler lives to race again is evidence enough.

Love and Basketball

Haven’t we seen this before? A young girl named Monica Wright has to work hard to prove herself on the basketball court. She overcomes a series of obstacles and finally sets foot on the hardwood, having achieved her goal of playing professional basketball.

Most WNBA fans will recognize this as the plot of the 2000 Gina Prince-Blythewood film, “Love and Basketball.” Fast forward a decade. The sequel to “Love and Basketball” began at the 2010 WNBA draft, when the Minnesota Lynx, with the second overall pick, selected, (guess who?) Virginia guard Monica Wright, considered by many to be the hardest working point guard in the draft.

“I was in New York. If you do get invited, you are probably going to go first-round,” Wright said about her Draft Day experience. “I wasn’t sure where I’d go because drafts in the past have been unpredictable. You can’t really guess. I was grateful just to be there, I wasn’t really thinking about where I was going.”

When the Lynx drafted her, she joined the ranks of a team that has two other players with Virginia connections, forward Hamchétou Maïga-Ba (Old Dominion ’02) and center Quanitra Hollingsworth (Virginia Commonwealth ’09).

“Q [Hollingsworth] is actually close to my age and we have a lot of things in common,” Wright said about the Virginia connections. “It’s good to know that someone knows what I’m talking about when I talk of home. We listen to the same type of artists and discuss other basketball players we know from Virginia and she’s someone who knows the area. It’s good to have that in common.”

Her biggest role model is her father, Garry Wright, who served in the U.S. Air Force while she was growing up.

“My Dad was always my best friend my whole life. Usually girls have best friends, like BFFs, but that was my Dad for me,” she said. “I was a military child so I didn’t always get a chance to have a lot of relationships with people. He taught me a lot about sacrifice, giving and selflessness. I’m the exact type of person that he is.”

Regarding the transition from college ball to the professional level, Wright said, “It wasn’t that bad. There is a lot more to learn and a lot of different things you have to maintain, like the different lingo. I’m a pretty intense player already. The speed of play is a little bit quicker, but it didn’t impact me that much. There are just so many different terms, different actions and a lot of new plays to learn. The biggest difference is that you are on your own after practice. It’s like going to work every day.”

Wright started playing soccer and track when she was young, and took basketball seriously when she knew she could get a college scholarship out of it. While playing for Forest Park (Va.) High School, she earned the McDonald’s, USA Today, WBCA and Street & Smith’s All-American status. She was the second-highest ranked guard and 11th overall player in the nation, and took home the Gatorade Virginia Player of the Year honors.

At the University of Virginia, she received numerous ACC and All-America honors, including the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association Defensive Player of the Year title.

New Video Featuring Actress Maia Campbell Surfaces

Actress Maia Campbell who is best known for starring in the NBC sitcom “In the House” shot to the limelight once again after a new video surfaced on the internet recently which features her behaving rather erratically. The video featuring the 33-year-old actress has been successful in seizing extensive attention since its release as in it the former “In The House” star is seen rambling incoherently apparently under the influence of drugs.

Although the recently-released video has managed to grab interest among the netizens, this is not the first time that Maia Campbell has gained negative publicity due to a video clip. In the year 2009, the “In The House” was seen in a tape that was released on the web featuring the actress high on drugs as she lays semi-conscious in a car. In the new video, Maia Campbell blabbers about everything from having a baby to being on the sets again as well as creating an album as she tries to rap while the footage is captured by someone from inside the screen door of a house. However, as of now, any details about when the video was taken has not been available till now.

Maia Campbell who became a household name due to her portrayal of the character of ‘Tiffany Warren’ in the popular sitcom “In the House” which was later canceled in the year 1999. Since then, the actress has not been seen undertaking any new acting ventures while she is also known to have been in rehab for severe drug addiction.

Leticia Bufoni

Leticia Bufoni scored a total of 86 points and won the women’s skateboarding event in the X games on Sunday. She scored points with her awesome crooked grind and overcrook. She is especially good with ollies and flips but she totally nailed the competition with her 180 ollie that was done over the big stairs and one of the three moves that put her into the leading position that eventually caused her to win the overall event and take first position. She is no doubt the best female skater in the world right now.

Leticia Bufoni is Brazilian and is a total monster at ollies and grill. In the competition on Sunday she used mostly the guard grills to score more points and she was very successful with that. Her approach to the lead is really incredible because she doesn’t go for extremely big moves back to back, instead she focuses on doing small ollies, flips and grinds very frequently to score high. This is by far the best strategy any female skater could adopt because most of the time big time hot shot skaters try big moves frequently and fail in one or two of them scoring for mostly just one or two big-air moves every two to three runs. Leticia however, made a lot of runs, including the runs between the short transition periods, and performed short and safe moves occasionally nailing a big Ollie.

Leticia’s win is proof about her strategy and despite the fact that she doesn’t do many high air tricks, she still nailed the competition.

JailbreakMe Is the First Web-based Jailbreak for iPhone

The first jailbreak for the iPhone 4 and iOS 4.0 has been released, and it’s available now via mobile Safari.

What is JailBreakMe?

JailBreakMe 2.0 is a tool for jailbreaking not only the iPhone 4, but any iPhone running iOS 4.0.1 or below and any iPad running iOS 3.2.1 or below.
Simply put- A jailbreak is simply the ability to run apps and use themes and tweaks not approved by Apple.
Jailbreaking doesn't slow down your device or use any extra battery. A jailbreak lets your device be how you want it.

As always, we want to remind you that jailbreaking your iPhone will void its warranty, even if it is now legal. Initial reports seem to indicate that JailbreakMe does indeed work properly, if you can get through the website’s currently slammed servers.

Jailbreaking your iOS device may be officially permitted under the DMCA, but that presumes there’s a jailbreak out there to run. Happily, anyone with an iOS 3.1.2, 3.1.3, 4.0, 4.0.1 or iPad 3.2.1 device now has a super-straightforward way to jailbreak, thanks to comex’s new JailBreakMe site.

Doing so is as easy as visiting http://jailbreakme.com/ on your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad and sliding the appropriate control. Right now the site is up and down as eager users attempt to access it, so you may be better off waiting a while.

Of course it’s also worth remembering that, while the DMCA says it’s okay, Apple says jailbreaking your device will nonetheless invalidate your warranty. As with any hack, attempt it at your own risk!