With headlines like "Crank them wedding bells," the shocking number one Web search this morning is "Soulja Boy fiancee." We're getting right down to it.

This morning reports emerged that the rapper got engaged sometime in the past week. Soulja Boy, or DeAndre Ramone Way, popped the question to his video model girlfriend Rosa Acosta, a Dominican native and ballet superstar. One of Soulja Boy's famous friends evidently leaked the info.

Really, the leak wouldn't be too big of a deal, considering Soulja spreads his updates around the world wide Web. Soulja regularly takes to his Twitter follow base … Read More

Ed Swiderski may not be the lovesick loyal puppy ABC's The Bachelorette has portrayed him to be. Just one week after his proposal to Jillian Harris aired on ABC's The Bachelorette, two women have stepped forward and reported that Ed had relationships with both of them according to People.com.

Lindsey Johnson and Bethany Steffen have both claimed to have had relationships with Ed prior to and during his taping of the show. Reportedly he strung them both along for months, even for a period of time after he and Jillian were engaged. Cheating Keeps Us Together

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Have no fear: the Bachelorette is still with her man. The Chicago Tribune has reported that Bachelorette Jillian Harris is officially moving to be with fiance Ed Swiderski. How To Date Like The Bachelorette

Chicago seems proud. That's where Ed was born, bred and buttered and where he reportedly works as a technology consultant for Microsoft. Jillian is scheduled to leave Vancouver, Canada by September 1 to plant some roots in Chi-town, where she's expected to continue her work as a restaurant designer (and hot dog condiments psychoanalyst). She has discussed spending a few years … Read More

Jon Gosselin, father of eight, wearer of pants with tigers and flames on the ass, and recently separated reality-show husband, has reportedly asked his 22-year-old girlfriend to marry him. Before he's divorced his wife. The mother of his eight kids. And for those keeping track, this is the second early-20s girlfriend for 32-year-old Jon since his marriage broke up two months ago. Stay classy, Jon.

"They started dating two months ago and they both just knew the other was the one instantly," a source close to Jon told In Touch magazine. "Jon has been telling everyone that … Read More

I asked my wonderful wife, Tara, to marry me on October 19, 2004, in a tiny black box theatre in Brooklyn, New York, where we first met. I took a knee in that ugly little room because of its sentimental significance for both of us—and because the swirling sky was spitting bullets of freezing rain in the park under the Brooklyn Bridge, where I'd originally planned to do it. But everything turned out great in the end. She said yes; she cried; she called her mom. And now, when we tell the story of our engagement, it seems as though … Read More

You both thought two months salary would last forever...but it never got that far. But just because your heart is broken doesn't mean you have to break the bank staying financially afloat during this recession.

Take a cue from these ladies in the New York Daily News who brought their engagement rings down to the pawn shop.

These days 'the pawn shop' is online, of course. The site IDoNowIDon't.com has seen record site visits and "a banner month for product sales," says the owner. One ex-fiancee hawked her $30,000 five-carat, Bulgari-inspired engagement ring online … Read More

Our hero gets engaged to the girl of his dreams, a friend of a friend who just so happens to hate the concept of marriage, and who prefers the convenience of an open relationship. Here, how the "marriage contract" materialized. As a freelance journalist, I'm constantly on the lookout for good ideas. Sometimes they come to me in the middle of a shower, or during a walk. But not so long ago, the woman I refer to alternately as my "life partner" or my fiancée, Carrie, stumbled upon an especially bright idea after becoming the unfortunate recipient of an … Read More

Yes, love is a many-splendored thing but sometimes a person, in her down-to-earth moments, may feel as if a relationship is a series of problems to be solved. A few of those problems have to do with language.What terms should a new couple use to refer to each other? Are they "boyfriend-and-girlfriend"? "Partners"? "Significant others"? "Sigs," a still rare but up-and-coming descriptor? Or the retro and highly specific "POSSLQs" (persons of opposite sexes sharing living quarters, pronounced poss-ul-kew)? Some think of their relationship as so exceptional that it demands an exceptional word. A literary fellow I know introduced his new … Read More