Entertainment Tonight reports that Janet Jackson has been secretly married for months.  Jackson, 46, got engaged to Qatari billionaire Wissam Al Mana, 37, back in December. Reports claimed they recently tied the knot in a big wedding, but the couple denied that, while confirming they are already hitched.  "The rumors regarding an extravagant wedding are simply not true. Last year we were married in a quiet, private and beautiful ceremony," the couple told ET in a statement on Monday. "Our wedding gifts to one another were contributions to our respective favorite children's charities. We would appreciate that our privacy is respected and that we are allowed this time for celebration and joy." This is the third marriage for Jackson. She was previously married to James DeBarge and Rene Elizondo. 

Jennifer Lawrence had quite a fun time backstage at the Oscars Sunday night. After winning her Best Actress award, she told the press she had taken a shot right before entering the room, and when asked what she was thinking as she fell up the stairs her response was, “a bad word that starts with F.”  As for what caused the slip, she explained, "Look at my dress! I tried to walk upstairs in this dress. That's what happened. I think I stepped on the fabric and they waxed the stairs." She also jokingly flipped off the room. 

The ever-controversial Queen of Pop is at it again.  Photo-sharing social network Instagram has accused Madonna of expressing herself a little too much, violating the site’s “Community Guidelines” by posting pics that feature nudity and mature content.  Madge, who recently joined Instagram, received a warning letter from the site (which she posted, of course, to her Instagram page) that “strongly suggests” she deletes the objectionable images.  While the powers that be at Instagram didn’t single out any particular photos, it’s a safe bet they consider the close-up snaps of Madonna’s cleavage and the shot of her barely-covered rear end in a leotard inappropriate. 

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Here Comes Honey Boo Boo’s popularity is not limited to America. According to the New York Post, 7-year-old Alana Thompson and her family are already a hit in Eastern Europe and their TLC show will soon be airing in Australia, the Netherlands, Italy and Latin America. But there is one major problem. Producers are having a tough time figuring out how to subtitle a show that already has to provide English subtitles to American audiences.  In some cases they’re dubbing the voices, but the VP of Discovery explains, “We’re developing a [glossary] and trying to explain a word in English that the audience understands but which has a different meaning. We’re going to come up with our own vocabulary so people can understand the words the family uses that aren’t typical.”