Marriage

Mark Zuckerberg married his longtime girlfriend Priscilla Chan Saturday after the IPO of his company, Facebook. The curious timing of his affairs- Zuckerberg made sure to get married after he had made his billions- has led some to believe he is protecting his assets as best he can.

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan became man and wife Saturday at a small wedding of 100 guests at his Palo Alto, Calif. home. Guests were surprised when they showed up to what they thought was a surprise party for Chan, as she had just graduated from the University of San Francisco School of Medicine.

Instead, they were treated to a wedding. Coming only a day after Zuckerberg earned $19 billion, the timing raised some eyebrows. more >>

In an article published in the May issue of Decision Magazine, evangelist Franklin Graham says there is no room for compromise in the upcoming presidential election, especially on the topics of abortion and same-sex marriage.

"I realize our nation needs constructive, wise policies for the economy, national defense, energy and a number of other key concerns. My lifetime spans 12 presidents, some liberal and some conservative. They have approached these topics with different policies. At least there is some room for sincere debate on these issues," Graham writes in the article dated May 1.

"However, there is no place for compromise on straightforward moral issues such as abortion and same-sex marriage. God has given us clear, biblical direction that we must follow and obey." more >>

Today's Billboard chart-topper Carrie Underwood has admitted she gets "heated" during her husband's hockey games.

The 29-year-old "Good Girl" singer wed Mike Fisher of the NHL in July 2010. As the couple approaches their second wedding anniversary this summer, Underwood opened up about supporting her husband during his sometimes intense hockey games.

Of yelling and cheering, the singer said, "Oh I sure, do- of course I do, I get into it," reported The Canadian Press. more >>

An influential African-American evangelical pastor says that many black Christians are in an "adulterous" relationship with President Obama over the issue of same-sex marriage and that if the issue is not addressed soon, it will negatively impact the president's desire for a second term in November.

In an interview with The Christian Post, Bishop Harry Jackson, Jr., who is the senior pastor of Hope Christian Church in Baltimore, Md., and one of the nation's most outspoken black pastors, maintains that Obama has drawn a hard line on major theological issues such as same-sex marriage and expects black Christians to compromise their beliefs.

"Obama laid down the gauntlet on black leaders," Jackson said. "The question we are being forced to address is 'are you going to be black or be godly.'" more >>

Eagles quarterback Michael Vick has set a wedding date with his fiancée Kijafa Frink, reports revealed Wednesday.

The couple became engaged right before Vick served 21 months in prison and two months on home arrest over a dog fighting scandal in 2007.

Vick and Frink will wed on June 30 before 300 guests at the Fountainbleu Miami Beach, reported The New York Post. more >>

In a recent interview, Billy Bob Thornton has admitted that he "blew it" when it came to his relationship with Angelina Jolie.

The 56-year-old Oscar-winning actor wed Jolie, 36, in 2000 but they split three years later. Thornton cited his insecurities as the reason the marriage failed during his interview with ABC's "Nightline."

"We had a great marriage and I chickened out because I didn't feel good enough," said the actor. "That's all that happened. It was no big deal, we never hated each other." more >>