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They had an affair gone wrong on Mad Men, but off screen Alexis Bledel, and Vincent Kartheiser are blissfully engaged.

The actor, 33, proposed a few weeks ago, according to widespread media reports, and she’s wearing a huge ring.

Kartheiser has been linked to actress Rachael Leigh Cook; Bledel, 31, dated her ex Gilmore Girls costar (and on-screen love interest) Milo Ventimiglia for more than three years.

Rough road

Teen Mom star Farrah Abraham was arrested for driving under the influence in Nebraska just hours after Tweeting to fans, asking them to send her beer, TMZ reports. The 21-year-old’s daughter, Sophia, 4, was not in the car.

Family expansion

Eli Manning’s going to be a dad again. The New York Giants quarterback’s wife Abby is due in June, Manning told Us Weekly. “We’re all very excited.” The couple are already parents to Ava, 2.

Marrying man

That’s what friends are for: Ian McKellan announced on British TV’s The Jonathan Ross Program that he will officiate at pal Patrick Stewart’s upcoming wedding to jazz singer Sunny Ozell. The ceremony reportedly will take place in Massachusetts, which allows a person with a character reference to marry a couple.

Getting better

Lady Gaga’s manager says the pop star is “doing unbelievable” a month after she had hip surgery that caused her to cancel her U.S. tour. She’d hurt herself while performing some time ago. Vincent Herbert said in an interview Tuesday the 26-year-old Grammy winner is working on her new album, ARTPOP.

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