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Lindsay Lohan Sent to the Hospital

Lindsay Lohan was hospitalized Wednesday in Los Angeles, PEOPLE has confirmed.

The actress, who is filming the movie Georgia Rule in the area, was taken to an L.A. hospital very early Wednesday morning.

"She was overheated and dehydrated," Lohan's rep, Leslie Sloane-Zelnick told TV's The Insider, which was first to report the story. "She was filming in 105-degree weather for 12 hours."

A friend of the actress tells PEOPLE that prior to her hospitalization, Lohan was at the Chateau Marmont and then the nightclub Guy's. Confirms an observer at Guy's, "She was definitely partying. She wasn't over the top, but having a great time."

Another Lohan pal tells PEOPLE the actress has been "shooting in 120 degree weather. She told me it was hotter than when she was shooting in the Herbie (Fully Loaded) fire suit."

The 20-year-old Prairie Home Companion star spent several hours in the hospital, where she was given a Vitamin B shot. She is expected to return to the set Thursday, according her rep.

"She is fine," Sloane-Zelnick tells PEOPLE. A source close to Lohan adds that the actress is currently at her hotel resting.

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Prince & His Wife Are Divorcing

Prince and wife Manuela Testolini Nelson are divorcing, PEOPLE has learned.

Alan Eidsness, the lawyer representing Prince, confirms that a divorce action was filed at Minnesota's Hennepin County District Court on May 24. The documents are sealed.

Prince (full name: Prince Rogers Nelson), 48, and Testolini Nelson, 29, a former employee at Prince's charitable foundation, were married in 2001. She took her husband's last name.

Testolini Nelson, a Toronto native, is the founder and president of Gamillah, Inc., which operates, among other ventures, a production company and a line of designer candles. She is also involved with nonprofits including YouthCARE and United Communities Against Poverty.

Prince, who is working on a follow-up to his critically acclaimed 2006 album 3121, was previously married to backup singer and dancer Mayte Garcia from 1996 through 1998, when their union was annulled.

Reps for Testolini Nelson had no comment; Prince could not be reached.

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Justin Timberlake: I Support Lance

Justin Timberlake says his former 'N Sync bandmate, Lance Bass, who reveals that he's gay in the new issue of PEOPLE, has his support.

"Lance is one of my great friends," Timberlake said in a statement issued by his rep, Ken Sunshine. "I support him and wish him all the happiness in the world."

Bass, 27, tells PEOPLE he hesitated to come out during his time with 'N Sync: "I knew that I was in this popular band, and I had four other guys' careers in my hand, and I knew that if I ever acted on it or even said (that I was gay), it would overpower everything."

Another former 'N Sync-er, Joey Fatone, tells PEOPLE, "He took years to really think about how he was going to tell everyone. I back him up 100 percent."

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NASCAR's Kurt Busch Weds

NASCAR driver Kurt Busch wed Eva Bryan Thursday evening at a private estate in Eastville, Va., PEOPLE has learned exclusively.

The couple exchanged traditional vows before 250 guests on the front porch of Point Farm, an estate owned by longtime Bryan family friend Dan Hoffler. NASCAR's motor racing outreach chaplain Dale Beaver presided.

The bride arrived in a white, horse-drawn Cinderella carriage and was walked down the aisle by her father, Gary Bryan, as an eight-piece ensemble played the wedding march.

After the ceremony, guests were to have cocktails inside the Hoffler mansion before heading to the reception, held in a tent overlooking Virginia's Eastern Shore.

The party's theme, "glow," was to be reflected in the chandeliers and candles lining the tent. Wedding planner Janet Bell tells PEOPLE she worked closely with Bryan to create a "very warm, old-world-type romantic effect, with clean, modern touches."

Busch, who turns 28 on Aug. 4, and Bryan, 29, have been together for exactly three years. They met on July 27, 2003, when Jeremy Brickhouse, a member of Busch's racing team (and high school friend of Bryan), fixed them up.

"Jeremy told me Kurt was a veterinarian," says Bryan, a former customer service rep at First Virginia Bank who now serves as vice president of Busch's racing company. "But we met right after a race at a sports bar in Charlotte, and since Kurt had finished second, his face was all over the televisions in the bar. So the whole veterinarian thing lasted for about two minutes."

The couple began dating, and moved in together in early 2004.

According to Busch, he was immediately impressed by how Bryan took his occupation and fame in stride: "She didn't seem phased that I was a racecar driver and not a veterinarian. That was attractive, because people do have a lot of stereotypes about drivers."

The couple got engaged on July 27, 2005, while on vacation in Prague. Their wedding date, precisely one year later, is no accident. "Kurt is very superstitious," says Bryan. It also happened to be an off-weekend for NASCAR.

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Will Ferrell & Wife Expecting Baby No. 2

Will Ferrell and his wife, Viveca Paulin, are expecting their second child, the actor announced Thursday on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

"My wife is pregnant again," Ferrell told Leno.

Asked by Leno if he is indeed the baby's father, Ferrell joked, "I'm not the father. Chuck Norris is the dad."

Ferrell, 39, and Paulin, 37, wed in 2000. They have a 2-year-old son, Magnus.

When Paulin, an art auctioneer, was pregnant with their first child, Ferrell said he kept her entertained by leaving comedic voicemails at their Hollywood Hills home. "I left her this message: 'You think you're so hot walking around all pregnant and saying, Look at me!' " Ferrell told PEOPLE in 2003. "And she loved it, because she so doesn't feel that way."

Ferrell's new comedy, Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby, opens Aug 4.

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Mel Gibson Arrested for DUI

Mel Gibson was arrested for a driving under the influence early Friday morning in Malibu, according to the booking report.

Gibson, 50, was pulled over on the Pacific Coast Highway, sheriff's spokesperson Steve Whitmore tells CNN. Officers on patrol said Gibson was driving at an "excessively fast speed," according to Whitmore.

"The investigation is ongoing," Whitmore told the Associated Press. "As we would do with anyone, we don't want to release any more since the information is fragmentary."

Gibson was stopped at 2:36 a.m., charged with a misdemeanor and posted $5,000 bond, according to booking papers.

Gibson's rep, Alan Nierob, said he was looking into the matter.

Gibson, who has admitted to past problems with alcohol, ran a red light and collided with another car in 1984 while driving drunk. In 1991, he joined Alcoholics Anonymous.

Gibson's 1995 film, Braveheart, which he directed and starred in, won Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director. His newest film, Apocalypto, set in the Mayan civilization of several centuries ago, is due out in December.

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French actor Jean Reno, star of The Da Vinci Code, has wed for the third time - one day before his 58th birthday.
According to the Associated Press, the actor married model and actress Zofia Borucka, 35, at the city hall of Baux-de-Provence in southern France.

Witnesses included director Ron Howard, singer Johnny Hallyday and France's interior minister, Nicolas Sarkozy.

Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp, Sir Elton John and Charles Aznavour are among guests expected at an evening reception.

Born Don Juan Moreno y Jederique Jimenez in Morocco in 1948, Reno has four children from his previous marriages.

Working in both French and English, his films include Leon, Mission: Impossible, Ronin and Godzilla.

In The Da Vinci Code he played Captain Bezu Fache, the policeman who suspects Tom Hanks' character of murder.

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