Holly Madison’s Fairy-Tale Wedding Will Take Place at Disneyland

Holly Madison and fiancé Pasquale Rotella's wedding will be held at Disneyland on Sept. 10.

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Holly Madison may not be a Disney princess, but she’ll marry like one!
Sources confirm to E! News that the former Girls Next Door star, 33, and fiancé Pasquale Rotella's wedding will be held at Disneyland next week.
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The location is the perfect setting for Holly, considering the blond bombshell a huge Disney fan — she’s dressed up as Sleeping Beauty, Tinker Bell and Sleeping Beauty.
Three months after she and Pasquale welcomed baby girl Rainbow, the pair got engaged while attending the Electric Daisy Carnival in Vegas in June.

*Holly recently shared this adorable photo of Rainbow wearing one of her colorful wigs*
"He proposed to me at the top of the Ferris Wheel at EDC Las Vegas. I was so happy that so many of our close friends were there to share the wonderful moment with us!" Holly revealed at the time. "We rode around the festival on the art car until the sun came up! I couldn't have asked for a more wonderful or magical spouse."
She confirmed to the Las Vegas Sun that they would be getting married on Sept. 10.
It’s been a magical year for Holly – one that will forever change her.
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"Having a child changes your perspective," the Peepshow star told Life & Style. "You want to do things that will make them proud of you.”
We can only imagine the dress she's going to wear for the big event! Five days and counting...

Lamar Odom Headed to Court on Fourth Wedding Anniversary With Khloé Kardashian

Khloé Kardashian and Lamar Odom's fourth wedding anniversary is right around the corner.

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Khloé Kardashian and her troubled husband Lamar Odom are heading toward their fourth wedding anniversary on Sept. 27 — a day that should be full of celebration.
But this year's festivities are likely to be memorable for all the wrong reasons.
After being arrested on Aug. 30 for DUI, the NBA star is set to go before a judge on that day, where he'll be formally charged with two misdemeanor counts of driving under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, and a refusal to submit to chemical tests.

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If convicted, Lamar, 33, could face up to six months in jail and be required to complete a substance abuse program.
The former Los Angeles Clippers player's driver’s license has already been suspended for 12 months because he refused to take the tests.
The couple, who wed in Sept. 2009 after a month-long courtship, have been tested over the past few months. Two women have come forward, claiming they had extramarital affairs with the free agent. And that's not all; the 6-foot-10 athlete has been hiding a serious drug problem.
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Khloé, 29, gave her husband an ultimatum in recent weeks telling him to seek help or the marriage was over — but it's currently unknown if the basketball star has taken the bait.

Govt officials clash over Enugu power firm sale

Vice-President Namadi Sambo

Senior government officials in charge of the privatisation of government owned enterprises are currently locked in a cold war over the sale of the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company.

Investigations by our correspondent showed that the Technical Committee of the National Council on Privatisation has not been able to meet despite pending  issues following the alleged failure of the Director-General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises to facilitate the meeting.

The  committee currently chaired by the Chairman of IBTC Stanbic Bank, Mr. Atedo Peterside, advises and supervises the privatisation agency.

In a letter, a copy of which was obtained by our correspondent on Wednesday, Peterside told the 20 members of the committee who had been itching for a meeting that the DG of BPE, Mr. Benjamin Dikki, was frustrating such a gathering.

Attempts to speak to Dikki failed as he neither picked calls to his mobile telephone number nor responded to a text message.

The spokesman for the BPE, Mr. Chigbo Anichebe, similarly did not respond to enquiries by our correspondent.

The PUNCH had exclusively reported that Peterside and Dikki were divided on a possible extension of time for the preferred bidder for the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, Interstate Electric, to pay the balance of 75 per cent of the bid price.

Peterside had insisted that it was wrong for Interstate to get an extension and that the reserve bidder, Eastern Electric, should be invited to take the slot since Interstate failed to abide by the terms of the bidding transaction process.

In the letter to the members, Peterside alleged that all attempts he had made to convene a meeting of the technical committee had been frustrated by Dikki.

He wrote, “Many of  you contacted me recently to enquire why a Technical Committee meeting has not been called to consider and deliberate upon updates on the PHCN privatisation.

“My understanding has always been that it is the chairman of a committee that decides when it is appropriate to call a meeting, having considered possible agenda items and the need to dispense with them promptly with a view to achieving the broader objectives/mission of that committee.

“The reason we are unable to meet is because the DG of BPE, who controls the BPE’s budget and, therefore, releases funds to pay for hotel bills and sitting allowances, has surreptitiously vetoed all my efforts to convene a meeting of our technical committee of recent.

“His latest ploy was to copy me on a text he purportedly sent to His Excellency, the Vice President, requesting approval for our committee to be allowed to meet and refusing to give me any feedback even after I gave him (the DG) 24 hours within which to revert to me. He did not reply my e-mail and did not even bother to explain why he did not reply.”

He added, “As you are all aware, the Technical Committee serves as an advisory/due-process watchdog over  the BPE, and we are accountable to the NCP. Accordingly, I find the DG’s surreptitious attempt to keep us in the dark objectionable in the extreme.

“For the record, I do not believe for one second that the DG is acting on instructions from above. His body language and enthusiastic evasiveness suggest that he is the initiator who has pro-actively been looking for ways to avoid having to transparently table issues/updates before this technical committee.

“In the circumstances, there will be no meetings of the Technical Committee until further notice. Members should please, therefore, stop calling me to ask why a meeting has not been convened. I will revert with additional feedback after carrying out further investigations/consultations with the relevant higher authorities.”

Peterside had in an earlier letter to Dikki argued that granting an extension to Interstate would amount to granting the company a discount and also degrade the integrity of the power privatisation process.

The owner of Interstate, Mr. Emeka Offor, is believed to be a close associate of Vice-President Namadi Sambo, who chairs NCP, while Eastern Electric is being promoted by a former Minister of Power, Prof. Bath Nnaji.