In a statement released Tuesday by Hewitt’s publicist, the couple said: “This is a wonderful time and we are looking forward to starting our family together.”

The 34-year-old actress was previously engaged to Scottish actor Ross McCall.

Hallisay, also 34, was a recurring character on the first season of “The Client List.” He became a regular this season.

He also appeared on the CW series “Privileged.”

Us Weekly first reported the news.

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The Newseum announced plans Tuesday for “Anchorman: The Exhibit” to be created with Paramount Pictures. It’s scheduled to open Nov. 14 with props, costumes and footage from the film, including a Burgundy’s jazz flute and a mock anchor desk.

The exhibit would open just before the release of the sequel “Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues” in December.

Newseum Vice President of Exhibits Cathy Trost says news anchors represent the authority of TV news but also have been targets for laughs. She says the exhibit will explore the reality behind the humor of “Anchorman” and the rise of personality-driven news in the 1970s.

The Guardian newspaper published an interview Monday in which Douglas blamed cunnilingus for the grave malady that was diagnosed in 2010.

The newspaper also quoted doctors who were skeptical about his claim.

The 68-year-old Douglas has been cancer-free for more than two years after receiving extensive chemotherapy and has returned to acting.

Douglas has starred in many movies, including “Basic Instinct” and “Fatal Attraction.” He is currently appearing in an acclaimed bio-pic about Liberace.

He is married to the actress Catherine Zeta-Jones.

Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey and Lil’ Kim were among the guest stars of Sunday’s show at the MetLife Stadium. Kendrick Lamar, 2 Chainz, A$AP Rocky and French Montana performed sets that electrified the excited crowd. Wu-Tang Clan hit the stage and were solid, though the energy of the audience — filled with a good number of twentysomethings — dwindled throughout their set.

Chris Brown, Miguel, Wale, Fabolous and Joe Budden also performed at Summer Jam XX, where Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, J. Cole and Meek Mill made special appearances.

The big reveal of the baby’s sex came Sunday night on Kardashian’s E! reality show, “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.”

Kardashian said she was excited to be having a girl and added, “Who doesn’t want a girl?” She added that that’s what Kanye wanted as well.

The couple didn’t let on about what the baby would be before Sunday’s show aired, with Kardashian saying that they were buying all-white clothes for the baby so people wouldn’t guess the baby’s gender.

Kardashian is due to give birth to the couple’s first child sometime this summer.

The Universal Pictures release is expected to add another $34.5 million to its North American ticket sales, keeping it in the No. 1 spot after opening to more than $120 million over the Memorial Day holiday.

Box-office analyst Paul Dergarabedian said the sixth installment in the street-racing franchise was “preordained to be No. 1 again.” But in a season of sequels, three original films were among the most popular at cinemas over the weekend.

“Ordinarily, summer and sequel go together,” he said. “This is a step in the direction of originality.”

Among the new original offerings was the magic-heist thriller “Now You See Me,” which exceeded industry expectations to debut in second place with $28.1 million. The Lionsgate/Summit Entertainment release features an ensemble cast, including Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine and Woody Harrelson, in a tale of illusionists who rob banks and share the spoils with their audience.

“It certainly has been magic for us to watch the numbers this weekend,” said Richie Fay, Lionsgate’s president of domestic distribution, who attributes the film’s success to a “brilliant marketing campaign” and positive word of mouth.

“After Earth,” the futuristic caper starring father-and-son team Will Smith and Jaden Smith, opened to $27 million, good for third place but still disappointing for Sony Pictures.

“It’s below our expectations here domestically,” said Rory Bruer, Sony’s president of worldwide distribution. But he anticipates it will play well overseas.

“We feel very good about the potential of the film on a worldwide basis,” he said. “It will open 60 countries next week.”

Fox’s animated “Epic” and Paramount’s “Star Trek: Into Darkness” tied for fourth place with $16.4 million each, while “The Hangover Part III” was fifth with $15.9 million.

Also edging into the top 10 was the Indian film, “Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani.” It opened in 162 theaters Friday and earned $1.6 million, good for eighth place.

“It’s very unusual, but Bollywood films sometimes do crack into the top 20 or top 15 (domestically),” Dergarabedian said. “They’re usually not in that many theaters, but they make a big splash.”

Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Hollywood.com. Where available, latest international numbers are also included. Final domestic figures will be released Monday.

1. “Fast & Furious 6,” $34.5 million

2. “Now You See Me,” $28.05 million.

3. “After Earth,” $27 million.

4. (tie) “Epic,” $16.4 million.

1. (tie) “Star Trek: Into Darkness,” $16.4 million.

2. “The Hangover Part III,” $15.9 million.

3. “Iron Man 3,” $8 million.

4. “The Great Gatsby,” $6.3 million.

5. “Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani,” $1.6 million.

6. “Mud,” $1.2 million.

7. “The Croods,” $615,000.

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The couple walked a black, rather than red, carpet at the world premiere Sunday of the big-budget film, which stars Pitt as a United Nations employee battling to save the world.

The pair wore complementary black outfits as they signed autographs for fans in Leicester Square.

Jolie revealed last month that she had had her breasts removed after discovering she has an inherited genetic mutation that puts her at high risk of breast and ovarian cancer.

Jolie’s mother Marcheline Bertrand died from ovarian cancer at 56, and the actress’ aunt died of breast cancer last month.

Matthew Hiltzik says the couple wed Saturday evening in front of 300 family members and friends at the swanky Ventana Inn & Spa in Big Sur. He says the couple’s daughter, Winter, participated in the ceremony.

Parker helped start the music-sharing site Napster and was an early Facebook adviser who served as its first president. He was portrayed by Justin Timberlake in the movie “The Social Network.”

Forbes estimates the 33-year-old’s net worth at $2 billion.

Beyonce headlined a concert at Twickenham rugby stadium in London in support of Chime for Change, a campaign set up to help empower girls and women around the world.

The singer, sporting a slinky leather body suit, had the 50,000-strong crowd in a frenzy when she performed “Crazy In Love” — joined onstage by husband Jay-Z.

She also performed hits including “Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It),” ”Run The World (Girls),” ”Halo” and the Destiny’s Child classic “Survivor.”

“It’s time for change. Let’s chime for change. This is such an incredible night for me,” said the 31-year-old star.

Earlier, Simon Le Bon performed with Timbaland, and J-Lo and Mary J. Blige sang The Beatles’ “Come Together,” as a raft of stars united for the Sound of Change Live show, which also featured John Legend, Florence + The Machine and Rita Ora.

Madonna, Freida Pinto, Aishwarya Rai, Jada Pinkett Smith, James Franco, Ryan Reynolds, Jessica Chastain and feminist icon Gloria Steinem were among the presenters. Even Prince Harry sent a videotaped message of support.

Beyonce is co-founder, with actress-producer Salma Hayek Pinault and Gucci creative director Frida Giannini, of the charity, which supports projects improving access to education, health care and justice for women.

Partner organizations include UNICEF, the Global Fund for Women and Plan International.

Giannini said she was grateful for Prince Harry’s involvement, because “it’s very important in projects like that, talking about women that some very strong male personalities are with us.”

Hayek Pinault said Beyonce was the best possible ambassador for the cause.

“Do you know that everybody in her band is a girl?” she said. “I mean talk about woman power.”

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“It’s happened so many times through my life, I’ve been in so many,” Keith said in a phone interview Tuesday. “During my life, probably on average every four or five years, you probably have one that’s devastating. … It affects you, somebody you know, every time.”

This time it affected his sister, Tonni.

Keith flew out of the Moore area at about noon, and said the gathering clouds on the western horizon gave him a bad feeling. After he arrived in his Nashville recording studio Monday afternoon, he watched the storm system on an iPad app. So when he saw the tornado rolling down Fourth Street through his old neighborhood and toward his sister’s house, he picked up the phone to warn her.

“She said, ‘We’re safe. We’re south of it, but we can see it,’” Keith recalled. “She was at my mother’s about a mile away. I said, ‘Well, good.’ Then she got to watch it go right through her neighborhood.”

Keith said he had tornadoes pass a few miles to the north and south of his house on consecutive days.

Sunday’s storm damaged parts of nearby Shawnee, killing two. Monday’s storm killed at least 24 — including nine schoolchildren — in Moore, a suburb of 56,000 southwest of Oklahoma City.

Keith said he didn’t want to downplay the disaster, but that the people of the area are “resilient” and will rebound.

“It’s just devastating but there’s probably nobody better prepared for tornados than Oklahoma, especially the Moore area,” Keith said. “That is known as Tornado Alley, Twister Alley. They’ll rebuild, but it was just awful those kids were in school when it happened.”

During recording breaks, Keith has fielded calls about putting together a benefit for tornado victims and said he’s been in contact with the University of Oklahoma about possibly using the football stadium.

“I know as soon as I start sending out some feelers that I’ll get a lot of people in there,” Keith said. “Hopefully, we can use music to heal some of the money problems right away.”

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