Blog Posts by Cupid's Pulse

Halle Berry and Sandra Bullock. Photo: Michael Bucker, Getty Images for Celebrity Fight Night, Getty Images

By Krissy Dolor for Cupid's Pulse

Think women over 40 don't have a place in Hollywood? After reading this list you'll see that isn't the case. While The Moviefone Blog came up with 40 actresses over 40 that are killin' it on the big screen, we wanted to narrow it down to our favorite 10 - but they had to be single. Why? Simple! While there's no doubt that every woman on the list is sexy and successful, we wanted to highlight the celebrities who prove that you don't need a man (or woman!) by your side to make it big. So go ahead ladies - keep doing what you're doing! Read on to see our picks for powerhouse women in Hollywood:

Friday's royal wedding will take place at Westminster Abbey. Photo: Stockbyte/Getty

By Tanni Deb for Cupid's Pulse

There's been a media frenzy with the royal wedding taking place this Friday, and it's no different than the publicity that surrounded the marriage of Prince William's parents, Prince Charles and Princess Diana. In fact, Wills and Kate Middleton's ceremony just might top the 1981 "wedding of the century," which had 3,500 people at the ceremony in St. Paul's Cathedral and approximately 750 million viewers worldwide - but we'll have to wait until this weekend to find out. In honor of the exorbitant wedding talk, let's take a look at the seven most hyped celebrity weddings of the last decade:

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By Breanna Olaveson for Cupid's Pulse

Spring is a magical time. The cold grayness of winter fades away into the freshness of spring, bringing clearer skies, brighter colors and warmer temperatures. And as if it could get any better, there's one more yearly miracle headed your way - the much-anticipated tax return.

This extra income comes as a pleasant bonus this time of year. There are a lot of ways you could spend the money, but what could be better than using it to make memories with your love? Here are a few fun, romantic ways to spend your tax refund as a couple:

Sean Penn and Scarlett Johansson. Photo: Jason Merritt/Getty Images/Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images

By Christie Hartman, PhD for Cupid's Pulse

After 14 years of marriage, Sean Penn and Robin Wright divorced in July 2010. Now Penn, who's 50, has been caught canoodling with Scarlett Johansson, 26. Yes, your calculations are correct: Sean Penn is dating a woman who is literally half his age.

Of course, the obvious questions are: Why would Sean Penn go for someone so young? And why would Scarlett Johansson date a man so much older than herself? That's when all the pseudo-scientists come out of the woodwork and start spouting evolutionary theory - i.e. that older men like young and pretty women because they represent fertility, and that younger women like older, not-necessarily-good-looking men because they have the maturity and means to care for her and her young. While there is some truth to these theories, it's only a small part of what drives dating (and mating) behavior. More often, such theory is used as an excuse for older men to chase women who are too young for them, and for younger women to seek sugar daddies.

Amanda Seyfried and Ryan Phillippe. Photo: Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images ; Mike Marsland/WireImage.com

By Naini Nakagawa for Cupid's Pulse

Spring is in the air, and so is dating! With the fresh spring air comes a new way to approach dating. The goal for this season? Focus on friendships, which may lead to romance later on when you truly know your mate-to-be. Celebrities like Ryan Phillippe could certainly use this wisdom right now. Phillippe's recent relationship with Amanda Seyfried seems to be on and off, and he was also recently accused of having "innocent sleepovers" with Rihanna. It seems to be a game of celebrity musical chairs in Hollywood these days, filled with all sorts of drama. For the rest of us, who prefer to keep drama-free peaceful relationships, the following tips could go a long way:

1. Rid your life of toxic people: Keep those who are discouraging and who don't support and believe in you on the sidelines. Your energy field can take a turn for the worst with negative influences in your life.

Jay-Z-and-Beyonce. Photo: Jason Merritt/Getty Images

By Erin O'Riordan for Cupid's Pulse

Why do some celebrity couples end up as a train wreck, while others seem to withstand the test of time? Different strategies work for different power couples. For some, private time is the glue that cements them. For others, it's a conscious decision to put marriage and family before work or making time for grand romantic gestures.

Check out what works for these four celebrity pairs:

Leonardo DiCaprio and Bar Rafaeli. Photo: Ash Knotek/ZUMApress.com, Lalo Yasky/WireImage.comBy Tanni Deb for Cupid's Pulse

With Earth Day this Friday, people everywhere are making pledges to support the planet and show appreciation for the environment. Whether it's planting trees, recycling, or just walking instead of driving, plan to do a something eco-friendly on April 22 - you'll join the countless celebrities who continue to raise awareness about persevering our planet. Here are some celebrity couples who are not only committed to each other, but to Mother Nature as well:

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There's a new survey out in Britain that suggests the "three-year glitch" has replaced the "seven-year itch" as the tipping point where couples start to take each other for granted. I notice that when I'm asked how long my husband and I have been married, I get a response that is a mixture of surprise, shock and awe. "Ten years? Wow!" The reaction is then followed by a knowing nod of the head and a silly grin, as if we have unwittingly found the cure for cancer or something equally as impressive. That said, marriages do seem to be getting shorter and shorter. 50% percent of first, 67% of second and 74% of third marriages end in divorce, according to Jennifer Baker of the Forest Institute of Professional Psychology in Springfield, Missouri.