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Funnyman ROBIN WILLIAMS has wed for the third time after exchanging vows with his girlfriend of two years.
The Mrs. Doubtfire star, 60, married graphic designer Susan Schneider in an intimate ceremony at the Meadowood Resort in St. Helena, California on Sunday (23Oct11).
Guests reportedly included Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and Billy Crystal.
Williams met Schneider shortly before he underwent heart surgery in March, 2009 and she helped nurse him back to full health.
He was previously married to Valarie Velardi, the mother of his eldest son Zak, and he split from his second wife, Marsha, in 2008 after 19 years of marriage.
The actor has two children with Marsha - 22-year-old daughter Zelda and 19-year-old son Cody.

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Rapper NICKI MINAJ is set to leave her mark on the cosmetics world by launching her own nail polish line.
The outlandish hip-hop star is known for her colourful outfits, and now she is giving fans the chance to brighten up their appearance with a slick of nail paint.
Minaj is releasing the Nicki Minaj OPI Nail Lacquer Collection in conjunction with nail care giant OPI, and the products will hit stores next year (12).
She says, "Now you can now have Nicki Minaj at your fingertips, literally. Nicki has teamed up with OPI Nail Lacquer bringing lots of cute & fun colours for the barbz (fans) mittens." Minaj released a line of lipsticks with M.A.C. last year (10).

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NOEL GALLAGHER knew it was time to leave his hedonistic, drug-fuelled lifestyle behind when he woke up to find his house full of strangers.
The former Oasis rocker threw himself into the rock ‘n roll lifestyle after the British group first shot to fame in the 1990s, and famously blew through an estimated $1.5 million (£1 million) on drugs.
But the star reveals that the turnaround came after a wild party in 1998, when he finally had had enough of talking to random people he met during his binges.
He tells Britain’s The Jo Whiley Music Show, "I got up one morning, it was in 1998, during the World Cup, and Germany were playing Italy, and there were a load of people in my house, and I didn’t know any of them, carrying on the party from the night before.
"The first thing I did was I went to the fridge and got a beer, and got back on it, and then thought, ‘I’ve done this, I’ve been through this’, and thought that this weekend I would end up speaking to a stranger about the pyramids."

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KIMBERLEY WALSH has assured fans her GIRLS ALOUD bandmate SARAH HARDING is "doing really, really well" in rehab as she battles her personal problems.
The pop star checked into a clinic earlier this month (Oct11) to receive professional help for depression and alcohol addiction following her split from fiance Tom Crane.
Walsh has now spoken out to insist Harding is responding well to treatment and has the full support of all of her bandmates.
She tells Britain’s The Sun newspaper, "She’s good. She’s doing really, really well. We’re all there for her."

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Rock legend ALICE COOPER is set to meet with British politicians at the House of Commons in London on Monday (23Oct11) to discuss music copyright.
The musician will be a guest of Mike Weatherley, Member of Parliament (MP) for Hove, who is the founder of the Rock The House project - an organisation which promotes music among young people.
Weatherley has been a vocal campaigner for an update of copyright laws to stop music fans illegally burning CDs onto their computers and onto their MP3 players.

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MEAT LOAF has taken aim at bosses of the Australian Football League (AFL) over a recent pre-match performance, branding them "jerks" and vowing to dissuade other artists from singing at future games.
The Bat Out Of Hell rocker took the stage at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to sing at the AFL’s grand final game earlier this month (Oct11), but many critics dismissed his performance as shambolic and out of tune.
Meat Loaf has now spoken out to defend his set and has accused AFL bosses of failing to provide a live piano and not giving him enough time for a sound check.
He also claims he could not hear the music in his earpiece, according to the Sunday Herald Sun.
The star has now vowed never to perform for the AFL again, telling the publication, "I’m sorry, they’re jerks. I do not like them… And I’ll tell you what, anybody that I hear announces that they’re going to play for them I’m going to write to that particular artist a letter and tell them not to. And I hope the AFL hears this and I want this everywhere. Because I will go out of my way to tell any artist do not play for them."

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NOEL GALLAGHER took a cheeky swipe at his brother Liam at his first solo show since the break-up of OASIS by opening with the band’s track (IT’S GOOD) TO BE FREE.
The guitarist, who left the Wonderwall hitmakers in 2009, celebrated his ’single’ status by performing the 1994 B-side as he made his debut with new band Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds at the Olympia Theatre in Dublin, Ireland on Sunday (23Oct11).
The rocker created the group after falling out with his bandmate brother Liam in a backstage bust-up prior to a gig in France two years ago (09).
But despite the acrimonious split, Gallagher relied heavily on Oasis’ back catalogue throughout his live show, playing Oasis songs including Wonderwall, Supersonic and Talk Tonight between new material.
His encore also included the Oasis classics Don’t Look Back In Anger, The Importance Of Being Idle and Little By Little.
The star’s triumphant concert came the same day his debut solo album, titled Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, entered the U.K. album chart at number one.

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Actor TOM SELLECK is haunted by a MAGNUM, P.I. poster he still wishes he hadn’t agreed to be photographed for - because it’s the one fans seem to want signed more than any other.
The ageing hunk admits he was reluctant to pose for the Hawaiian hammock-themed shoot but signed on to be "a nice guy".
And he’s regretted his decision ever since.
He explains, "They put me in a hammock between two palm trees and I had on a purple Hawaiian shirt… and they gave me one of those pineapples that are cut off with a big straw and an umbrella.
"I said, ‘I don’t wanna do this’, and they said, ‘Oh, come on, just be a good sport’.
"Now, everywhere I go, that poster comes up or that picture comes up and I have to sign it."

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TWILIGHT villain CAM GIGANDET thumbs through film scripts to find the scene where his character strips off - because it’s becoming the norm for him to get naked in his films.
The actor has shown off his impressive physique for Christina Aguilera in Burlesque and Nicole Kidman in new film Trespass and he has come to accept that every role he lands will have a naked scene.
He tells WENN, "There’s a lack of clothes running through my career." But he admits he’ll never be more nervous than when he had to strip for his crush Kidman: "That scene was heightened because the person across from me was intimidating, so it was tough. I mean it was Nicole Kidman.
"I did extra sit-ups before that scene. We had to shoot it a few times so I think all the body make-up ran off and my abs were fading away with the make-up!"

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Actor/director EMILIO ESTEVEZ has become the latest celebrity winemaker after tasting success with his first Casa Dumetz collections.
Estevez, the brother of embattled star Charlie Sheen, started the business in Malibu, California in 2005 while working on his Robert F. Kennedy biopic Bobby, and now his winemaking dreams have been realised.
Casa Dumetz’s Viognet white is a big hit and the actor is currently developing a new Gewurtztraminer.
The St. Elmo’s Fire star joins the ranks of Francis Ford Coppola, Lorraine Bracco, Gerard Depardieu, Sir Cliff Richard, Kyle MacLachlan and Dave Matthews among the world’s celebrity vintners.

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Actor BEAU BRIDGES is hoping to follow brother Jeff into the album charts after recording new tunes with Cuban jazz great ARTURO SANDOVAL.
The Fabulous Baker Boys star recorded a handful of self-penned songs as a gift for his wife’s birthday and he was so impressed with the results he’s considering heading back into the studio with Sandoval.
He says, "I threw a special birthday party for my wife and she asked me to record some of my songs for her gift. I’ve written songs all through my life but I’ve never really taken them seriously and recorded them.
"We walk every morning in our neighbourhood with our buddies and one of our friends who walks with us is Arturo Sandoval. So Arturo got wind that my wife had made this request and he said, ‘Man, you better do it and come to my house and lay down some songs!’ So I did for the first time and it was so much fun.
"The songs are mostly stories that come to me. One came to me in the middle of the night. I woke up and just wrote it all down. I call it God’s Song. Arturo did the music for it. He started off something on his horn and then he played some crazy piano.
"Who knows what will happen with them. Maybe they’ll wind up on a CD!"

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Actor RHYS IFANS feels his acting career has come full circle after working with VANESSA REDGRAVE in new period film ANONYMOUS - because he started out as the veteran’s ‘flyman’.
The Notting Hill star landed a role as a trainee at a theatre in North Wales after leaving school and worked on the scenery for Redgrave’s Cleopatra.
He recalls, "A flyman is the guy who pulls the ropes and brings the scenery in and out. Vanessa Redgrave was working in that theater playing Cleopatra with (then-boyfriend) Timothy Dalton. So my first experience in life was with Vanessa, but I only saw the top of her head from where I was! "When she was in the make-up trailer on the first day of shooting Anonymous I said, ‘Oh, hi Vanessa, I’m a big fan. We’ve worked together before.’ I could see her trying to remember me. I said, ‘You won’t remember me but I remember you’." He relayed the story of his humble beginnings to Redgrave’s daughter Joely Richardson, who also appears in Anonymous, during a recent junket.
She said, "That’s an amazing story. And now you’re starring in a film about Shakespeare that mom is in. That’s made my day to hear that story. I love those life things."

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British actor DOMINIC WEST has vowed never to play a serial killer again because he found his role as FRED WEST to be "all-consuming" and "soul destroying".
The Wire star portrayed the notorious British murderer in U.K. TV movie Appropriate Adult, which centred around the interviews Fred West gave to cops after his arrest in 1994.
West admits playing the serial killer was a "traumatic experience" and it has put him off ever taking on such a gritty role again.
He tells Britain’s Daily Star Sunday, "I’ve had quite a few offers to play serial killers. But I will never do it again. They are all ghastly. It’s a soul-destroying thing to do. It is all-consuming. Luckily we shot the drama in about three or four weeks and then I went straight into something else, so I was able to get rid of him very quickly. But it was a traumatic experience." Fred West was charged with murdering 12 young women and girls in Britain between 1967 and 1987, but he hanged himself in his prison cell in 1995 before he could face trial.

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