They Put a Ring On It

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Wedding bells are (almost) ringing in La-La-Land for LeAnn Rimes/Eddie Cibrian and Vanessa Minnillo/Nick Lachey.

In the wake of celebrity divorces happening everywhere you turn, it's refreshing to see people in love and wanting to make honest men and women of each other. If only this occurred without the wreckage of homes in the process.

ABC News featured a "Country Week" special on Wednesday by interviewing crooners like Carrie Underwood and LeAnn Rimes. This marked the first couples interview Eddie Cibrian has given about his relationship with Rimes since his split with his wife. Cibrian and Rimes met on the set of Lifetime's "Northern Lights" made-for-TV-movie while they were both still married.

Tabloids soon announced that the two had taken their on-screen love to new heights off-screen in a scandalous affair that quickly stripped Rimes of her "America's Sweetheart" title. She was relabeled a homewrecker and even stalker of Cibrian and his family.

Fast forward one jam-packed year and the two are rumored now to be engaged. What a difference a year makes. I know cheating is wrong but, honestly, these two were made for each other. Homewrecking aside, they do seem to share a love that is unselfish and unwavering despite the media's declarations otherwise (and the very vocal wrath of Cibrian's ex-wife).

I hope LeAnn walks down the aisle to "How Do I Live Without You". That would put the cherry on top of my day.

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In less interesting news, Nick Lachey (formerly known as Mr. Jessica Simpson) and Vanessa Minnillo announced their engagement after four years of dating and a short-lived break up in between.

Is it just me or do they make one of the most boring couples in Hollywood?

I don't mind stability - even though it's less newsworthy - but in general, I couldn't care less about what Minnillo is wearing or how Lachey is attempting to resurrect his career by hosting terrible reality shows. I need at least one of them to come up with something intriguing like a hidden sex tape or the revelation that Minnillo is really a man (would we actually be that shocked though??)

So I suppose congratulations is in order for the dull-yet-seemingly-happy couple. I look forward to even more boring wedding photos followed by absurdly tedious baby bump rumors.

Thank you, LeAnn and Eddie, for spicing up the Hollywood dating scene with your infidelity. Keep up the good work and maybe make a sequel to "Northern Lights" while you're at it.