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New Rules of Marriage?
Whether you're dating, planning a wedding, or already married, I'm sure you've gotten a lot of relationship advice from other married folks. If they've listed off any of the soft rules of marriage, you might want to do some new research. On a recent segment on The Today Show, Rosemary Ellis, the editor-in-chief of Good Housekeeping, shared some new and improved rules of marriage that you should check out below.
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Prop. 8 Upheld, While Existing Marriages Ruled Valid
Proposition 8, the same-sex marriage ban approved by California voters last November, has been upheld by the state supreme court by a 6-1 vote. The court also ruled that the 18,000 existing same-sex marriages issued between June and November 2008 are valid as well. Thanks to Proposition 8, some of California's same-sex couples will be legally married, while others will no longer have access to the privilege.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Supports Gay Marriage Ruling
Now that the California Supreme Court overturned the state's ban on same-sex marriage, the real question is whether the ruling will stick. California's Republican Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who has twice vetoed same-sex marriage legislation, has decided he will be one less person standing in the way of gay couples joyously planning their nuptials.
Arnold said he supports the ruling, which overturned an unconstitutional voter-approved ban, despite his personal view that "marriage is between a man and a woman."
How the CA Gay Marriage Ruling Affects Benefits and Taxes
Some of the biggest domestic news last week was the announcement that California's Supreme Court overturned the ban on gay marriage. The ruling means that same sex couples will be able to obtain California marriage licenses and will be treated with the same state rights as heterosexual couples. In terms of benefits and taxes, CA has already been more inclusive of same sex couples than other states, and to find out exactly how the new ruling will affect these areas just read more
Morning Links — Kim and Reggie Officially Reunited
- Kim Kardashian is apparently officially back together with Reggie Bush — Celebitchy
- DJ AM's cause of death is ruled as accidental acute intoxication — TMZ
- Jon Cryer and his wife adopt a baby girl named Daisy — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Emmy Rossum's husband files for divorce — I'm Not Obsessed
- Mel Gibson wants his DUI wiped from his record — Popeater
- Fred Durst tweets that his marriage is ending — Lifeline Live
- Check out Jaime Pressly's wedding photo — Us Weekly
- Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jamie Kennedy are still together — Wonderwall
- Jon Gosselin's pickup line somehow works on the ladies — Fox 411
Ben & Jerry's Renames Flavor in Honor of Gay Marriage
Beginning today, a Vermont law recognizing gay marriage goes into effect — and, to celebrate, ice cream company Ben & Jerry's is renaming popular seller "Chubby Hubby." The new name? "Hubby Hubby."
Rules of Marriage #17: Never Hire a Hot Nanny
Jude and Sienna are not even married yet, but they are engaged, and already he is breaking major rules. The actor made a public apology in reaction to his affair with his nanny being exposed in newspapers.
Law, 32, the star of Alfie and The Talented Mr Ripley, made the following statement after the affair was revealed in the Sunday newspapers in Britain: "Following the reports in today's papers, I just want to say I am deeply ashamed and upset that I've hurt Sienna and the people most close to us.
Lil Links: Actress Vera Farmiga Dishes on Motherhood
- Vera Farmiga talks about motherhood — Cookie
- Vacation diet rules — Health
- When do you let kids quit activities? — ParentDish
- River hitches a ride on mama Kerry — Celebrity Baby Blog
- Lil Nahla takes a stroll —Celebrity Baby Scoop
- Love, marriage, and experimentation — Boston Mamas
- Smoking pot around the kids — CafeMom
- The sorry state of school lunches — Parenting
- Prevent and fix sunscreen stains — AlphaMom
Gender, Law, and Marriage: We've Got a Ways to Go
"How do we define legal gender? By chromosomes? By genitalia?
Front Page: Obama Picks Sonia Sotomayor For Supreme Court
- President Obama has selected federal judge Sonia Sotomayor as his nominee for Supreme Court. She is the court's first Hispanic nominee. — New York Times
- Following the test of a nuclear missile this weekend, North Korea test-fired two more short-range missiles today.
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