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Find Men’s Wedding Bands Online It is highly uncustomary for men to wear any piece of jewelry other than a watch. And many women tend to regard jewelry on amen as a sign of bad taste. Come your wedding day, you will probably be wearing the same watch, to which you can add a wedding band, and maybe a pair of cufflinks, these being all the jewelry you’ll ever own. As you already know, men’s wedding bands are usually worn on the ring finger of your left hand and symbolize marriage. Wearing a wedding ring means that you have made a commitment to be faithful to your spouse. In many cultures, such bands are worn even after your spouse has died. This means that a wedding band is made to be worn a lifetime as a symbol of your love and commitment to your spouse. The most common and popular pattern for men’s wedding bands is the one made of plain gold. However, the desire of more and more men to be a little less ordinary has led to the creation of an overwhelming variety of men’s wedding bands, in all sorts of styles and shapes and of all kinds of materials. It is usual for men to wear broader bands than the ones women wear, just as it is very common for married women to wear an engagement ring next to the wedding ring, on the same finger. Traditions are extremely varied across the world, and in many European countries there are women’s and men’s wedding band sets that the couples buy when they want their rings to match. The wedding bands can also be engraved, which is becoming more and more popular among couples about to wed. Going back to men’s wedding bands, many of you out there may be surprised to find out that there’s more than gold to choose for your wedding band. You didn’t know that? It’s understandable if you’ve never worn a ring before, just as it is understandable if you don’t know your ring size. But you’ll discover that finding out your what your ring size is may be a lot simpler than choosing a wedding band, because they come in some many styles and materials, and all of them look so beautiful, that you will probably need a second opinion before you can make a top ten of your favorites. First of all, you need to make a clear choice of the material you want your wedding band to be made of, so as to narrow your search. You can choose from stainless steel, titanium, tungsten, gold or sterling silver. Of course, the price varies according primarily to materials that the men’s wedding bands are made of. Then comes the more difficult part, that of choosing the exact style that you want your wedding band to be, because they all look as though they would look very nice on your finger. They can be striped, brushed, polished, curved, ribbed, dual or tri rowed, twisted, with a satin finish, in a Versace style, and many other combinations of the above. If you order men’s wedding bands online, you will benefit from very good prices, as well as fast shipping and great customer service.
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A TV producer who threatened to reveal indiscretions of talk show host David Letterman unless he was paid $2 million entered a plea on Tuesday.
Robert Halderman pleaded guilty to attempted grand larceny, a felony, in New York City, and also apologized publicly to Letterman and his family. Halderman will serve six months in jail concurrent with five years of probation. He will also complete 1,000 hours of community service in the form of helping young adults newly out of prison as well as formerly homeless people with literary and vocational skills.
Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr. said, in part, Tuesday, "Robert Joel Halderman’s guilty plea today to the attempted extortion of David Letterman sends a strong message: If you commit this type of crime in Manhattan, whether you threaten to extort a celebrity or any other citizen, you will be investigated, prosecuted and you will almost certainly go to jail."
Lindsay Lohan is suing the financial company E-Trade, claiming the boyfriend-stealing, "milkaholic" baby in their Super Bowl commercials was modeled after her.
The suit was filed in Nassau County Supreme Court in New York on Monday and the actress/socialite is asking for $100 million for her "pain and suffering."
The commercial shows a talking baby boy trying to convince his baby girlfriend that he wasn't hanging out with a "milkaholic Lindsay" the night before. "Lindsay?" says the boy as a baby girl's head pops up and slurs "Milk-a-what?"
After enduring 10 plastic surgery procedures in one day, reality star Heidi Montag is spoofing herself in the latest Funny Or Die video, directed by none other than Ron Howard.
"If you're a reality TV star, chances are you'll one day have plastic surgery," Montag says in a serious tone. "It's also a for sure thing that you'll have to pay for that surgery with credit cards because you've spent all of your 'I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here' money on expensive purses, small dogs and healing bracelets for your husband," she says as her husband Spencer Pratt is displayed with healing bracelets on his wrists.
The video is in support of a proposed consumer credit protection legislation. Howard is directing a series of spots in support of this cause.
Sandra Bullock mentioned several times on the Academy Award red carpet that she was craving a cheeseburger, and Hollywood.tv cameras caught up with the actress as she finally got her junk food fix.
The Oscar winner and her husband Jesse James were seen leaving Cisco Burger in Long Beach, California shortly after Bullock's appearance on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" on Monday.
Bullock won an Oscar on Sunday for her leading role in 'The Blind Side.'
ET joined Mariah Carey, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Jeff Bridges, Roger Ebert and many more on the "blue carpet" at the 25th Film Independent Spirit Awards in L.A.!
Bridges was one of the show's big winners, claiming the Best Actor prize for his portrayal of a faded country star in ‘Crazy Heart.’
The night’s most decorated film was 'Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire,' which collected five trophies including Best Feature, Best Actress (Gabourey Sidibe), Best Supporting Actress (Mo'Nique), Best Director (Lee Daniels), and Best First Screenplay (Geoffrey Fletcher).
ET's Mary Hart flew to Utah to attend the funeral for Marie Osmond's son Michael Bryan, and she reflects on the intimate gathering for family and friends.
"Being here today was so incredibly meaningful. Difficult, yes, but the service was so, it was so special and wonderful," Mary said, recalling the service in which the Osmonds said goodbye to Michael.
Of Michael's seven brothers and sisters, Mary said, "His siblings spoke so lovingly and with such a great deal of humor, that you know, we were laughing and crying at the same time."
Our Kevin Frazier is the life of the party at Oscar night's big bash -- the Governor's Ball in Hollywood!
Kevin discovers how Mo'Nique will celebrate her Best Supporting Actress win -- Uncle Andre's BBQ! Meanwhile, Best Director Kathryn Bigelow and Best Actress winner Sandra Bullock talked about their "moment of a lifetime," while Kevin also reunited with Christoph Waltz -- who Kevin reminded of his prediction that he'd win the Oscar!
ET covered front, back and center at the awards -- visit our mini-site for red carpet photos, videos with the winners and more.