Sandra Bullock and Jesse James are divorced.
A court clerk in Austin, Texas, confirmed that the divorce between the Oscar-winning actress and celebrity biker was finalized Monday. Bullock filed to end the marriage in April after reports surfaced that James had been unfaithful.
Details of the settlement were sealed by the court, but Bullock's initial filing cited"discord or conflict of personalities"as grounds for the divorce.
Megan Foxmarried her longtime boyfriend in Hawaii last week, it has been reported.
She wed Brian Austin Green at a small ceremony at the Four Seasons Resort.
The reported wedding followed earlier, unconfirmed reports that the couple got engaged for a second time at the same hotel earlier this month.
Fox, 24, appeared in two Transformers films and will next be seen in comic book movie Jonah Hex.
Green, 36, is best known for his role as David Silver in 1990s TV series Beverly Hills 90210.
Last month Fox's publicist announced she would not be appearing in the third Transformers movie, set for release in July 2011.
Blockbuster sci-fi epicAvatar (2009)has been named best film drama at the Golden Globe awards, boosting its chances of further glory at the Oscars in March.
Its directorJames Cameronwas also honoured at the event, held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles.
Sandra BullockandMeryl Streepwon the best actress prizes, withJeff BridgesandRobert Downey Jrtaking home their male equivalents.
Ricky Gervaishosted the event, the first of 2010's major Hollywood awards.
Presented each year by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, the Globes often indicate who and what will go on to receive Academy Awards.
It seemsPeter Jacksonmight direct the two"Hobbit"movies after all.
The"Lord of the Rings"maestro is in negotiations to shoot the long-awaited adaptations, which were left without a captain after Guillermo del Toro parted ways on May 30. Obstacles to a deal remain, including agreeing on a schedule that will allow Jackson to fast-track the films for release in 2012 and 2013, but insiders are cautiously optimistic that a pact can be worked out.
Talks, which have been going on for a week or two, heated up in recent days between Warner Bros./New Line and Jackson's team. Complications include the shaky financial situation of partner MGM, which owns the"Hobbit"rights and could hold up the production timetable. A significant delay would be a dealbreaker for Jackson.
Del Toro left the project over similar timing concerns. His move surprised observers because the filmmaker had devoted so much time to work with Jackson drawing up plans for the movies, and working on the script with Jackson and his fellow"Lord of the Rings"scribes Fran Walsh and Phillippa Boyens. He even moved his family to New Zealand, and casting was in the early stages.
