Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi Got Married

Ellen DeGeneres (50) and Portia de Rossi (35) wed at their home in Beverly Hills, California, Saturday night. About 19 guests attended the wedding ceremony, including DeGeneres’s mom Betty and de Rossi’s mother Margaret Rogers, who flew in from Australia for the occasion. Before the ceremony:

"Ellen and Portia came out and posed for pictures with Ellen’s mom and their two dogs. They were hugging and kissing, and looked ecstatic. Ellen was helping Portia with the train of her dress, which looked like a Cinderella tutu. The pair, who were both laughing," walked all over the lawn together holding hands and posing. The whole afternoon seemed light-hearted."

The couple have been together for four years.

Congrats!

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi Are Getting Married

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi are getting married this weekend in California. I wonder if John McCain will be invited to the wedding.

Portia de Rossi Without a Top On

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi spent a romantic lesbian weekend in Italy, but Portia gave us an extra treat when she took her top off.

Ellen DeGeneres to Marry on Bush Ranch

Jenna Hager, formerly Jenna Bush, was on the Ellen DeGeneres Show with her mom Laura Bush, when Jenna offered to have Ellen and Portia DeRossi get married on the Bush ranch in Crawford, Texas. The show will air this coming Wednesday May 28. Jenna got married on the ranch on May 10.

Ellen: "So, the ranch was a great place to get married, it looked like nobody could fly over and get pictures or bother you, really."

Jenna: "Yeah, that was really nice."

Ellen: "So, can we borrow it for our wedding, can we get the ranch?"

Jenna: "Sure."

Ellen: "Okay, great."

The Bush haters must be scratching their heads right about now.

Ellen DeGeneres Discusses Gay Marriage with John McCain

Ellen DeGeneres had John McCain on her show, and they expressed their differing views about gay marriage. McCain maintained his position and beliefs, and Ellen made some good points as well.

Whether you agree or disagree with McCain’s position, I thought it was important that McCain did not allow the pressure of being on national television make him say something he didn’t believe. I want a president who will stick to his or her beliefs, but also consider what others have to say. I wouldn’t want McCain to change his position unless he had a good logical reason for doing so. Strength is important in a president, especially at this time in our history. We have some big challenges ahead.