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Crossing Jerry and Rebecca
Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O’Connell got hitched Saturday in what her publicist calls an “intimate ceremony” at her Southern California ranch. Guests brave 100-degree heat to celebrate the matrimony, which is the second for Ugly Betty’s resident transgender schemer and the first for the Crossing Jordan detective.


Planet Green Nabs DiCaprio
Leonardo DiCaprio and his company Appian Way will executive-produce a 13-part series chronicling the environmentally-friendly rebuilding of Greensburg, Kansas, in the aftermath of the devastating tornado that leveled most of the town in May. The show will help launch Discovery Communication’s new 24/7 eco-conscious network, Planet Green, as well as further secure Leo’s rep as not just another pretty face.


Dogg Gone Real
Snoop Dogg has signed up for a new E! reality series, to debut in late 2007, that will follow the multiplatinum rapper, entrepreneur, and married father of three at home and at work. And to court, if need be. See the Dogg’s endless bong and hear his frizzle babble.


According to Jim’ s Thorne-Smith in The Family Way
Still-employed According to Jim star Courtney Thorne-Smith is expecting her first child with hubby Roger Fishman, People reports. The baby is due this winter, while the couple will celebrate their first wedding anniversary on New Year’s Day.


Kung Suit
Steven Seagal sued a Los Angeles law firm, claiming he was “substantially overcharged” for its services. The actor hired Loeb & Loeb in 2002 to represent him after he was called to appear as a grand jury witness in the federal extortion case against his former production partner Julius Nasso, whom he accused of trying to bilk him after dissolving their partnership. Seagal’s complaint states that he got suspicious when Loeb & Loeb’s bill ended up totaling $1.1 million.


Say What?
“I do respect him, but I don’t want to barbecue with him. We don’t braid each other’s hair. And, despite the rumors, he is nowhere near a father figure,” Kelly Clarkson said to USA Weekend magazine on her contentious relationship with RCA record chief Clive Davis, of whom she admits she is “not a fan.”


Dead Deal Unlikely
The two Deadwood films, meant to tie up the canceled show’s storylines for viewers, have a 50/50 chance of getting made, announced HBO executives. After the cable network declined to pick up the Old West series for a fourth season last year, show creator David Milch and HBO said they would make the telepics to provide closure for disappointed fans. However, it looks ever less likely that the movies will ever materialize, due in part to scheduling issues.


Richards in Cambodia Finding Redemption
Where in the world is the erstwhile Cosmo Kramer? Cambodia. Eight months after his racist rant at L.A.’s Laugh Factory, Michael Richards has given up comedy and decamped for the Asian nation with his fiancée in tow. “I’m taking time off to…get to know myself and appreciate other people,” the disgraced Seinfeld star told the Los Angeles Times.

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