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Ben Affleck was kicked out of the Hard Rock in Las Vegas this weekend, and not for what you might think. Reports are they kicked him out for being 'too good' at the blackjack table. There is also speculation that he may have been counting cards. Get all of the details below...

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Ben Affleck too good to play blackjack at Vegas casino

Ben Affleck was asked to leave the blackjack table at the Hard Rock casino in Las Vegas after security personnel told him he played the game too well. A source close to the actor told CNN Affleck was "banned from playing blackjack" at the casino. "You are too good at the game," casino security told him. Affleck was told he could continue playing other games at the casino. The actor was on vacation in Las Vegas with wife Jennifer Garner before he begins shooting the upcoming Batman vs. Superman.


TV personalities Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent marry in NYC

Designers and television personalities Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent married Saturday at the New York Public Library. The couple, who got in engaged last year, were the first same-sex couple to be married at the New York landmark. Berkus wore a J. Crew suit and Brent wore Saint Laurent, and they exchanged gold bands from Van Cleef & Arpels. The festivities were planned by Marcy Blum Associates, invitations were done by Elum Designs and Berkus' own fabric line for Target stores was used in the decorations. Sheri Salata, president of the OWN network, officiated.

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This recording artist passed on recording Pharrell's hit son 'Happy'... Guess Who???


'Girl Meets World' to premiere in June

The anticipated Boy Meets World spinoff Girl Meets World will premiere on the small screen on July 27. The Disney channel made the announcement Tuesday along with the first full-lengh trailer for the series. Girl Meets World finds Ben Savage and Danielle Fishel reprising their roles as Cory and Topanga Matthews, the parents of 12-year-old Riley (Rowan Blanchard) and her younger brother August. The show will center on Riley as she "faces life lessons though her family, friends and school, as her parents did when they were younger." The series will premiere on Friday July 27 at 9:45 p.m. on the Disney Channel.

Jordin Sparks is happy with her health and 50-pound weight loss

Jordin Sparks is happy and healthy following her 50-pound weight loss. The 24-year-old American Idol winner spoke honestly about her weight in an interview Friday with the Today show. Sparks says she was initially inspired to get healthy after she got "really sick" a couple of years ago.
"I was like, 'I should be in the prime of my life right now. I shouldn't be feeling this,'" she recalls. Her illness spurred her to make her health a priority, and she changed her diet and became more active. "It does get a little crazy," the singer says of the pressure to be thin. "I think not succumbing to the pressure is harder than actually giving in to it." Sparks divulges that she currently weighs between "155 to 161." She says she was "comfortable" with how she looked before her 50-pound weight loss, and asserts "it wasn't about being a zero or a certain size of anything like that." "I know that there are some women who struggle to even look themselves in the mirror," she acknowledges. "And I hope that those women who are struggling can watch this and go, 'You know what? I'm OK with who I am. And I'm beautiful in my own way.'"


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This recording artist passed on recording Pharrell's hit son 'Happy'... Guess Who???

It's Cee Lo Green...

They forced the former Voice coach and "F**k You" singer to pass on his recording of Pharrell Williams "Happy" -- the song that got Meryl Streep to shimmy -- to focus on his own album. That's according to Williams himself, who was asked on Howard Stern's radio show if he would have "given this [song] to a Robin Thicke or someone?" "I actually did, [to] Cee Lo," Williams said. "He sounded amazing on it. I mean, he burns my version! "But the ... how do I say this diplomatically? Um ... he ... um ... The powers that be, at the time, did not see it fit for him. Some folks on his team just felt that the priority should be on [Cee Lo's] album at the time, so they elected not to do that song," he added.
Williams assured Stern that Green wasn't too upset about the "Happy's" eventual success. "It's not his fault -- he was totally down with it . [and] he was one of the most gracious people about it when [the song] came out."