"Survivor" host Jeff Probst is no longer a single man. He and girlfriend,Lisa Ann Russell are now husband and wife. Probst, 50, and Russell, who's 40, tied the knot at a small ceremony last Monday. It's the second marriage for both: Russell was formerly wed to actor Mark-Paul Gosselaar, with whom she has two children, while Probst was married to Shelley Wright from 1996-2001. Russell and Gosselaar separated in June of 2010. Probst recently signed a contract to continue as host and executive producer of "Survivor" through the 2012-13 TV season. He's also developing a daytime talk show that's set to launch next year.

Uma Thurman has signed on for a multi-episode arc of NBC's show, "Smash". She will appear in five episodes of the mid season musical drama, playing "a famous and somewhat difficult movie star who flirts with the idea of starring in a Broadway musical based on the life of Marilyn Monroe that the characters are
putting on.

Angelina Jolie, chatting in the latest issue of Marie Claire, says she's not ruling out the possibility of having more kids. "Nothing planned at the moment," she said, "but we just don't know. I could end up pregnant." Talking about Brad, Jolie called him not just the love of her life, but her family and she is grateful to have such a loving family. Even with such a large brood of kiss, she and Brad still find "private time." Angie said, "If they see Mommy and Daddy in need of some private time 'cause they're going to kiss and whatever, the kids get all giggly and happy--because it gives them some security,"

Michelle Duggar, who was pregnant with the family's 20th child, have announced that she has suffered a miscarriage.  She and husband, Jim Bob found out at a routine doctor's appointment that Michelle had miscarried in the second trimester.  The Duggars plan to hold a funeral service for their baby once they find out if it was a boy or a girl and choose a name.

Jodie Foster's father, Lucius Foster, was convicted Wednesday on 21 counts of grand theft after scamming investors out of $200,000. He could receive up to 25 years in prison for his crimes. Lucius Foster was found guilty of running a scheme where he took down payments for homes that were never built. When the verdict was read, Lucius Foster told judge Gregory Dohi that he would would like to keep building houses to pay back the victims. "I don't think you get it," Dohi said. "You can never do this kind of work again." The 89-year-old Foster is estranged from his Oscar-winning daughter.

Kris Humphries will be making an appearance on "Good Morning America" today.  According to RadarOnline, Humphries is not allowed to discuss Kim, their relationship or their pending divorce, otherwise he'll be in breech of their pre-nuptual agreement.  As we reported last week, Kris is actually trying to have the marriage annulled citing fraud as his reason for filing. It's anticipated that Humphries will discuss his charity work, but will allude to the difficult year he has endured.  He's not allowed to say anything more than that.

Octomom, Nadya Suleman has just signed a 6 figure deal with a production company to star in a weekly internet show. Nadya will conduct her show live from her home on Sundays on Ustream. She'll discuss "Parenting, fitness, diet, nutrition, shopping on a budget and all those crazy rumors." The show is set to launch later this month.

American Airlines flight attendants are so upset with Alec Baldwin and all the commotion he caused Tuesday in a door-slamming, profanity-laced temper tantrum that they want him put on a "no fly" list. Backing up the flight attendants is their union, who wants the FAA to slap Baldwin with a fine. A spokesman for the union said the union would drop its demands if Baldwin, who has vowed to never again fly American Airlines, makes a public apology to the crew for the tirade that got him booted off of a flight.  Baldwin maintains he was singled out and picked on by a flight attendant who he called "a 1950's gym teacher.  In the meantime, the union says that the flight attendant in question is one of the nicest, sweetest ladies they know and told the actor no less than three times to put away his cellphone. An FAA safety inspector has requested reports from crew members on the Los Angeles-to-New York flight. The FAA can go after passengers for civil penalties and fine them in amounts exceeding $20,000...

According to auction house Profiles in History, the faded orange couch located in Central Perk on the set of "Friends" is going up for sale. The mohair fabric couch is estimated to sell for  between $4-$6,000. Another iconic piece of decor from the show’s set, a pale golden yellow frame from the door of the apartment of Monica Geller will also go on sale and could yield up to $2,000. Other items set to go up on the auction block include coffee-cup art by pop artist Burton Morris from the Central Perk set, the "Homemade Pickles 1 cent" crockery jar and the Jouets Rocking Horse print used to decorate Geller’s apartment.  The auction will be held December 15-16th in Beverly Hills.

James Cameron is being sued by a writer who once worked with Cameron's production company.  His name is Eric Ryder and claims that back in 1997 he pitched a movie called "KRZ 2068".  It was "environmentally themed 3-D epic about a corporation's colonization and plundering of a distant moon's lush and wondrous natural setting." According to the suit, filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Ryder claims his reps pitched the movie idea to Cameron's production company back in 1999 ... and it was so well received, they had multiple serious meetings to develop the project.  Ryder claims that in 2002, something happened and the project was shut down.  When "Avatar" came out in 2009, Ryder was furious and complained.   It wasn't until this year that Camerons' people replied that James had written the script well before Ryder submitted his project.  Ryder says that's a lie and is suing for unspecified damages.