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By GalTime Entertainment Diva Andrea Krivelow

Justin and Jessica finally tying the knotA reported "few hundred" guests have made their way to Naples, Italy to attend Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel's wedding.

No confirmation on what day they're set to tie the knot, but an insider told the NY Post that the couple chose the location because it "means a lot to both of them".

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A source added:

"The maid of honor will be Jessica's longtime best friend, Lindsay Ratowsky."

Meanwhile, friends and family have been kept in the dark about the exact location of the nuptials:

"A private plane was flown out of New York to take guests to Italy, including both their publicists. But the event has been shrouded in a lot of secrecy, and not even the guests were told the exact location or day of the wedding before they left."

One thing is for sure - guests are banned from bringing cameras or phones into the wedding.

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By GalTime's Entertainment Diva Andrea Krivelow

Megan Fox Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green have welcomed their first baby together, a little boy named Noah Shannon.

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The actress wrote on her Facebook page:

"We have been very lucky to have had a peaceful few weeks at home, but I would like to release this myself before others do. I gave birth to our son Noah Shannon Green on September 27th. He is healthy, happy, and perfect. We are humbled to have the opportunity to call ourselves the parents of this beautiful soul and I am forever grateful to God for allowing me to know this kind of boundless, immaculate love. Thanks to those of you who wish to send your positive energy and well wishes. May God bless you and your families abundantly."

This is the second child for Brian, who has a 10-year-old son named Kassius Lijah from a previous relationship with Vanessa Marcil.

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By Terri Trespicio for GalTime.com

Stop worrying about being single! There is a great myth out there being sold wholesale to single people: You're incomplete if you do not have a partner. There's also the time sensitive version: You're incomplete--and a failure--if you do not have a partner by age X.

I've got news for you, people. This is complete and utter bullshit.

Where does it come from? Everywhere. Your parents, neighbors, bosses, billboards. The idea also works well in novels, screenplays, and love songs. And unfortunately it tends to put women in the trapped position of being both passive and culpable: "What's wrong with you? Why does a nice girl like you not have someone? Why hasn't the right person come along for you?"

The biggest problem, however, comes when we buy it. And keep buying it. Far too many of us do. So my advice? STOP SPENDING MONEY IN THE MYTH SHOP. Every time you talk about it, believe it, prove it to yourself, and try to convince other people that you are a washed up, useless

By Chamber of Commerce's Megan Totka for GalTime.com

Tips for running a small business.

According to the National Association of Women Business Owners, there are 10.1 million women-owned businesses in the United States. In fact, 40 percent of all privately-owned U.S. firms and 30 percent of small businesses are owned by women. Businesses owned by women employ more than 13 million Americans and generated $1.9 trillion in sales in 2008.

As evidenced by these statistics, women are experiencing great - and increasing - success in the business world. Still, women-owned businesses continue, in certain areas, to lag behind the businesses owned by men. For example, businesses owned by women are only half as likely as those owned by men to generate at least $1 million in annual revenue. With that in mind - and to celebrate that this month is National Women's Small Business Month - here are four tips for women who are interested in starting and running a small business.

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By Stephenie Zamora for GalTime.com

Change Ahead Today I have an extra special post for you!

When I was in the midst of my quarter-life crisis, I remember declaring every single birthday and New Year's Eve that THIS YEAR would finally be my year.

I was certain, every single time, that "this time" I would finally get back in shape, fix my relationship, start being more creative, make the move to work 100% for myself, find that amazing tribe of women to call my friends and FINALLY make sh*t happen for myself. That was twice a year (sometimes more)… for about three long years. THREE. LONG. YEARS.

Each birthday I was overcome with determination and would create an action plan with loads of goals, big dreams and lots of excitement. And then, nothing happened… at all. Sure, sometimes I went for a good week or month, but then it was business as usual.

When New Years rolled around a few months later, I got another surge of energy because it felt like a second chance to really make things

By Dr. Jane Greer for GalTime.com


Janet Mayer / PR Photos "You know, Justin and I are great friends. We love each other. We want the best things for one another," Cameron Diaz told "Good Morning America" in 2011, long after her relationship with Justin Timberlake had ended and while they were promoting the comedy "Bad Teacher" together.

While the former pair have publicly complimented each other, even since Timberlake has become engaged to Jessica Biel, is being friends with an ex only the stuff of scripts and on-screen romances?

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Often when people end a relationship they say, "Let's be friends." It makes sense. You've been the most important people in each other's lives for a long time, maybe even years. It's hard to make that clean break -- it can feel like a gaping hole in your life. So you decide to continue to be a part of each other's life. But staying connected isn't always easy or the best choice. So when, if ever, is it OK to be friends with

By Katie Meyers, GalTime.com

Candy Pumpkin As we get closer to Halloween, entertain your little goblins with fun (not frightful!) activities by turning a chilly fall day into a "crafternoon." Try these four DIY projects at home for kids of all ages.

1. Create a candy pumpkin character. Gather an assortment of candies so the kids can create a sweet and spooky face by gluing or taping each item onto the pumpkin! Remind them that the glue-covered candy is not edible, but the leftover candies are!

For an even lower-tech version, use a simple-to-apply sticker kit like this one from Paper Source for $8.95.

Pumpkin-Sticker Kit

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2. Decorate trick-or-treat bags. Round up craft items such as markers, colored pencils, cardstock, glue sticks, stamps or stickers and spend a few hours with your kids creating their goodie bag.

Trick-or-Treat Bags













3. Trace iconic Halloween silhouettes on helium-filled balloons. Use magic markers to create ghouls on white

By StyleWithinReach's Caitlin Moran for GalTime.com

Get your hands on an oversized clutch!

There is no shortage off fall fashion shopping guides and inspiration - but what about accessories? The easiest way to update your current wardrobe (i.e. last seasons' styles) is by adding affordable trendy accessories. Take your skinny jeans and button up shirt and get creative with these top accessory trends for the season!

1.) Patterned Tights: Patterned tights aren't necessarily a new trend, but they are a fun way to update a simple outfit. These sweet hearts would look adorable with a pencil skirt and chambray top! (Below: Dorothy Perkins Black Diamond Heart Tights, $9)

2.) Cloche Hat: This felt cloche hat is perfect for chilly fall days, and its deep teal hue is one of the hottest colors for fall. (Below: Merona Teal Feather Cloche, $16.99)

3.) Collar Necklace: The collar necklace is a popular trend in jewelry. Try dressing up a simple tee shirt and jeans with a delicate necklace. (Below: Forever21 Gold