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According to Us Weekly, Seth Rogen, 29, married his long-time girlfriend, writer Lauren Miller, at Kunde Estate in Sonoma, California over the weekend!

Rogen's acting buddies like Jonah Hill, Paul Rudd, Craig Robinson, Judd Apatow, Leslie Mann and more looked on as a female rabbi officiated the wedding ceremony, which was situated on a hill overlooking the beautiful wine country. After the vows, the bride and groom drove off in a convertible, en route to the reception.

"The wedding was more laughs than anything else," a source tells the magazine. "Every other line was a joke and the crowd couldn't contain their laughter. It was nonstop fun!"

Seth and Lauren, who've been dating since 2004, met when they both worked as writers on HBO'sDa Ali G Show. Since then, she's had a couple of small roles in his films (Superbad, and more recently, 50/50). Seth popped the question in 2010, and later appeared on Conan O'Brien to reveal all the details. Turns out, as soon as he

Have you been giving up the goods before the "traditional" third date rolls around? If so, then you're not alone.

A new study found that more than 25 percent of women are putting out within the first week of dating someone. So if you squeeze three dates into a week, then you're still on track; however, not many have the time or energy to go out on that many dates within a seven-day period. (See AskMen's "Women Are Easier Than Ever" for more details; the title should say it all.)

Whereas in the past men had to woo and pay for dinner after dinner to get some action, those days seem to be long gone. Men are doing very little to get the sexual gratification that decades ago would have cost them time and money. These days it's a completely different game all together. Researchers found that 30 percent of young men's relationships don't even involve an ounce of romance-no courting, no Sade, no candles, no standing outside of windows with boom boxes-just sex!

This shift is

Anna Faris has some pretty solid romantic advice: "Be in the moment, love your partner and whatever you do, don't ask 'The Question,'" she says, with her trademark raspy laugh.

"The Question" at hand is, of course, "What's your number?"

The adorable Anna, 34, who you may recognize from The House Bunny and Scary Movie, invades theaters this Friday in her first rom-com, which goes by that very title. She plays a young woman named Ally Darling who figures her number of sexual partners (twenty) is way too high. In a vow to not hook up again until she finds true love, Ally sets out to re-visit her exes to see what went wrong, and if one of them is, in fact, "the one."

In real life, Parks and Recreation star, Chris Pratt, is the one for Anna. The couple has been married since July 2009-after meeting on the set of Take Me Home Tonight-and are the proud parents of two precious pugs. But even they aren't immune to the dilemma of numbers.

"Once, I asked my husband what his

Author and researcher Sheril Kirshenbaum says there's a science behind K-I-S-S-I-N-G.

Presenting her theory, which is published in the new book The Science of Kissing, during the IdeaFestival, a four-day event designed to promote innovation and creative thinking, Kirshenbaum said:

"There really is a chemical basis for falling in love. I don't think trying to understand it takes any of the romance out of the equation."

Except it does, because apparently men view kissing as a "means to an end," while women say that for them, kissing is an important gauge of compatibility in a partner. Kirshenbaum said this factoid may be connected to the limits of female reproduction, which biologically pressures women to want to find better mates because they cannot have an unlimited number of children (but we can kiss an unlimited number of guys, now can't we?)

"A first kiss is nature's ultimate litmus test," she said.

Yet another study that concludes men want sex and women crave

Married couples of the world, we've got good news and bad news for ya. Let's start with the positive: Despite some slight fluctuations, the divorce rate has remained pretty stable for the last 50 years, even in light of a down economy. Now, the bad: Although the divorce rate is down, infidelity is up.

Experts say that poor economic situations cause tension in marriages, which ultimately leads to cheating. However, despite the infidelity, couples are staying together - likely to avoid the financial woes associated with divorce and the division of assets.

Cheating has also become easier, thanks to dating websites like AshleyMadison.com. The "discreet" site lets married people seek out other married people for secret affairs.

According to the CEO of the site, Noel Biderman, users openly admit that their marriage is over and they're just riding out the economic storm.

"We're not a recession-proof business, we're a recession-growth business," says Biderman. "Everyone

To hook up. What does it mean? Turns out even though college students are the ones doing most of the hooking up, they don't quite know what it means. And a new study proves that there's a lot more talk about hooking up than people actually doing it. Surprised, anyone?

When I was in college (I graduated this year), quite a bit of hook-up talk went on. The resident "gossip girl" was always ready to reveal the latest news. But a drunken romp can follow you for four years... I found out that even at my huge state college, word spread fast about who was doing what with whom. It could get you a bad reputation pretty quickly (usually our talk covered the same repeat offenders). But what were we talking about? In retrospect, I hardly remember the salacious details because all I needed to hear was "x and y hooked up," and my imagination did the rest.

The truth is, no one (including the 54 percent of students doing it) knows exactly what goes on between the twin extra-long sheets.

For Jennifer Garner, motherhood is nothing if not interesting! The pregnant actress recently visited Ellen DeGeneres' talk show, Ellen, to chat about her third pregnancy, if she and actor hubby Ben Affleck want a boy or girl, how she explains thongs to Violet, and... how her kids tell her that her butt is huge.

"You know how once you have kids you never ever pee by yourself again?" she says. "At least one of them is always in there with you at all times. So the other day, Violet is in there with me and all of the sudden she went, 'Oh Mom, we have to have a talk.' She said, 'Mom, your bottom has gotten so big that your panties don't even begin to cover it.'"

From the mouths of babes! Thankfully, Garner had a justification for her big bottom (aside from, you know, being preggo and all).

"I said, 'It's called a thong, you wear it when you're a grown up. She was like, 'Uh, that is so gross!'"

Aside from explaining adult undergarments to her kids, Garner has quite a bit

While being a cougar may be a trend among middle-aged women (at least according to TV), a new survey has found that ladies actually prefer men who are six years their senior.

WhatsYourPrice.com, a dating site that lets singles buy and sell first dates, conducted a five-month study to determine the ideal age gap between a man and woman. After looking at the price of more than 100,000 first dates on their website, they determined that a six-year age difference-the man being older than the woman-was most ideal for singles.

The company's CEO attributes this to different levels of maturity, which makes a lot of sense. Common wisdom says that women mature faster than men, at least in terms of wanting commitment.

If you're a guy who digs women who are more than six years younger, there is still some hope for your cradle-robbing habits. Do you have money? The study found that men can bridge the age gap-they just have to dig into their pockets to do it. On WhatsYourPrice.com, men