Congrats to Autumn and Jesse. They recently tied the knot.

When The O.C.’s Autumn Reeser decided to tie the knot with her longtime sweetheart, writer-director Jesse Warren, she had one request: She wanted to get married under a tree. 

On May 9, her dream came true when she exchanged self-penned vows with Warren, 31, under a 200-year old oak at the Ojai Valley Inn & Spa in Ojai, Calif. 

Wearing a wedding gown by designer Carolina Herrera, Reeser, 28, walked down a winding aisle, which was decorated with herbs and white rose petals, in front of 200 friends and family. 

“It was an incredible day, filled with so much love and joy,” says Reeser, who played Taylor Townsend on the FOX hit show. “It surpassed all my expectations.” 

Source: People

Sorry about the lack of updates. I’ve been having some computer problems lately. I’ll catch up with all the updates from ‘America Mall’ and ‘Lost Boys’ soon!

In the meantime, I’ve added promotional images and an epsiode still from Valentine. Don’t forgot to catch tonight is the premiere of ‘Vanlentine’ on the CW! Check back soon for screencaps and clips from the premiere.

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• ‘Valnetine’ Promotional Images
• ‘Daddy’s Home’ Episode Stills

Per Ausiello at Entertainment Weekly Autumn will be guest-starring in the season premiere of Pushing Daisies!

How’s about a piece of Pushing Daisies casting scoop? — Amy
Ausiello: How about… OK! The O.C.’s Taylor Townsend herself, Autumn Reeser, will guest star in the season premiere as a Southern Belle named Kentucky Fritz who has a deadly run-in with some killer bees. “She’s the number one girl at Betty’s Bees, who may or may not have been up to some mischief when she was stung to death by a swarm of bees,” teases Daisies creator Bryan Fuller. The gig reunites Reeser with actress Missi Pyle (aka Betty Bee); the two appeared in an episode of Fox’s short-lived Wedding Bells that, unfortunately, no one ever saw. “I walked down the aisle to ‘Maria’ from Sound of Music,” Reeser recalls. “But the show was canceled before it aired.” Ironically, sounds like an episode I would’ve actually watched.

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Maxim.com named Autumn their Girl of the Day which includes an awesome new photoshoot of Autumn. The photoshoot has been added to the gallery. It looks like she’ll be in the August issue of Maxim as well. We’ll have scans up as soon as we get a copy of the issue. 

• Maxim Photoshoot Outtakes

Autumn was at the CW’s Summer TCA Party last night. Images from the event have been added to the gallery.

• CW Summer TCA Party

The CW has announced ‘Valentine’ will be premiering this fall. The season premiere is scheduled to be on Sunday, September 21st! It’s great to have Autumn back on TV again!

‘VALENTINE’ - Premiering September 21, 8:00-9:00 p.m.

“Valentine” stars Jaime Murray (”Dexter”), Kristopher Polaha (”North Shore”), Nikki Snelson (”Legally Blonde: The Musical”), Autumn Reeser (”The O.C.”), Patrick Fabian (”Veronica Mars”) Greg Ellis (”Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End”) and Robert Baker (”Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,” “Leatherheads”) as a family of Greek Gods, the Valentines, whose purpose is to bring about the rare, strange, and often hilarious thing called love. Kevin Murphy (”Desperate Housewives,” “Reaper,” “Ed”) serves as Executive Producer/Creator for the series along with Executive Producer Courtney Conte.

In the one-hour romantic comedy, the Valentines do whatever it takes to bring soulmates together, all the while keeping their true identities secret. Grace Valentine (Murray), the Goddess Aphrodite, is the sexy and seductive matriarch of the family; her son Danny Valentine (Polaha), the arrow-slinging Eros, has traded up for a magical gun that makes people temporarily fall in love; Danny’s best friend Leo (Baker), the muscle man Hercules, is the strong and emotional moral compass of the group; and Phoebe Valentine (Reeser) is the Goddess of the Oracle at Delphi, which helps the family track down and help bring soul-mates together. “Valentine” looks at love, fate and the work it takes to make romance happen.

Source: The Futon Critic