I added some new photos of Josh Duhamel to the gallery so, you can go there to take a look.

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– The 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards

Josh Duhamel wanted to keep his vow renewal ceremony with Fergie hush-hush.

It “was honestly supposed to be our little thing,” he said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Friday.

Even Fergie, 34, didn’t know about it.

“We rented a helicopter,” he said. “The best part … she had no idea what we were going to do.”

He told her to meet him at an undisclosed location at 3 p.m. Jan. 6 (the two wed in Malibu on Jan. 10, 2009). “She said, ‘I have to be dressed up at 3 o’clock in the afternoon?!’” Duhamel, 37, recalled. “And we went off.”

Soon, word leaked that they were at the Bacara Resort in Santa Barbara — thanks, Duhamel said, to loose-lipped resort employees.

“They were supposed to keep that quiet and they blabbed it,” he told DeGeneres. “I’m very angry with you Bacara … I’d like a suite for free!”

Still, Duhamel — who denied an Atlanta stripper’s claim that he had an affair — said he’s “proud of what we did and I’m happy. We had a great time.”  [Source]

You have to feel sorry for Kristen Bell, stuck in something like “When in Rome.” It’s bad enough being the perky, hyper-blond sun around which a dim comedy’s characters revolve. But Bell — not a TV star (the former “Veronica Mars?a>?? is “Gossip Girl’s” offscreen narrator) and not yet a movie star (“Forgetting Sarah Marshall”) — works so hard to help this jackassical valentine fly, her fluttering and fretting seems merely overcaffeinated.

The sweetest thing about the film is how Bell’s leading man, Josh Duhamel, appears to be chivalrously matching her manic energy so that the poor thing isn’t spinning around all by herself.

Bell plays Beth, a Type-A overachiever committed to her job curating exhibits at the Guggenheim. Beth’s real vocation, though — as any awful rom-com requires — is being a full-time lonelyheart, a condition that worsens after she hears an ex is getting hitched, then learns her younger sister is impulsively marrying her Italian boyfriend in Rome.
Tiny dynamo Beth needs to stop working so hard and take cues from her sis, says their smarmy dad (Don Johnson, looking happy just to be seen). 
Arriving in the Eternal City, Beth meets best man Nick (Duhamel), a sportswriter for the New York Daily News. While he and Beth hit it off, she thinks he’s really not that into her. So she drunkenly wades into a wish-granting fountain and grabs a handful of coins, making the people who tossed them fall instantly in love with her.

Her would-be suitors turn out to be a magician (Jon Heder), a vain male model (Dax Shepard), a painter (Will Arnett) and a schlubby salesman (Danny DeVito). That “When in Rome” plunks them all in New York and considers them the height of hilarity is a sign of the script’s unoriginality. It’s also possible that Mark Steven Johnson, director of the lame superhero flicks “Daredevil” and “Ghost Rider,” may never have watched a romantic comedy in his life, so four goofballs chasing Beth down a street might, to him, be fresh. Of this clichéd chorus, only the preening, scene-stealing Shepard is any fun.

Meanwhile, Bell and Duhamel are physically awkward as a couple. With a foot’s difference in height, they’re like mismatched wedding-cake figurines. Still, we can see them both admirably trying to craft something out of nothing, and they do what they can.

Duhamel throws around his raffish, real-guy charm, and Bell works a springy cynicism that “When in Rome” eagerly tries to strip away. But regardless of where its stars want to take it, all roads here lead to blandness and inanity.  [Source]

Tokidoki teamed up with Fergie’s husband, actor Josh Duhamel to design the limited-edition Help Haiti tokidoki leopard T-shirt.

This part Saturday, Josh joined actress Molly Sims, Glee star Dianna Agron and New Moon’s Charlie Bewley for the American Red Cross Youth Run 4 Haiti rally held in Santa Monica, Calif.

Only 500 of the limited-edition Help Haiti tokidoki leopard T-shirts are available now for available for purchase.

You can find the shirt online at www.tokidoki.it and at the new tokidoki store on Melrose Avenue.

100 percent of the sale proceeds will benefit the American Red Cross!

Help Haiti now!  [Source]

I added some new photos of Josh Duhamel to the gallery so, go there to take a look.

Gallery Link:
– The 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards – Salute To Icons Honoring Doug Morris