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Seems few readers cared about “The Bachelor” wedding of Jason Mesnick and Molly Malaney once photos of the ceremony had already broken. OK! allegedly spent $100,000 on exclusive pictures for a cover story on the event, though paparazzi shots broke over the In ternet days before the issue came out. Industry insiders sniffed that last week’s OK! sold around 250,000 news stand copies, well below its weekly average of 400,000. Sources at OK! maintained that number was “way off base” but wouldn’t release by how much, and said recent issues had sold around 450,000 copies.

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Mario Lopez has knocked up his girlfriend. Mario’s been dating Broadway dancer Courtney Mazza since they met in 2008, when Mario starred in “A Chorus Line.” Courtney will birth Mario’s first child this fall.
　

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Jersey Shore” stars Sammi Giancola and Ronnie Magro might not be dating, but they’ll tolerate each other for a buck. They appeared jointly at club Jet at the Mirage in Vegas the other night, but spent almost no time together. “They didn’t talk at dinner, they had separate hotel rooms, and they flew out on different planes,” says a source. The next season of the show starts shooting in Miami next week, and Magro tells us to expect more of the same. “Things change and people grow, but definitely drama,” he says.
　

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Married almost one year ago, Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt have decided to go their separate ways – in business that is. Pratt, who has managed the couple since the day they met nearly five years ago – when Montag was 19 years old – is being replaced with a Malibu-based psychic named Aiden Chase, the reality star tells PEOPLE. “After the incredible experiences I have had healing my life and truly connecting to my dreams with healer intuitive Aiden Chase, I have officially asked him to become my manager,” Montag says. “Having an intuitive psychic leading my team gives me an edge no one else has.” “No longer is my husband the face of my business or managing my career,” she adds. “I am going to have Aiden Chase help manage my new life and career in a very different and positive way with light and love. The time for change is now. Never mix business and pleasure. We are no longer Speidi but Spencer and Heidi.” Although severing their business ties,
the couple will remain married. Montag, who made the move after her staggering 10 plastic surgeries in one day, says she has now “cleared all the negative energy in my life.” She says she’s signed on for a Ron Howard-related show businss project and a feature film comedy, and will appear on The Tonight Show next week. “I am so excited for my future and the bright successes coming my way,” says Montag.

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Corey Haim rejected offers for a televised intervention on program “Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew” in the final days before he died of an apparent drug overdose. The 38-year-old star collapsed at his home in Oakwood, California in the early hours of Wednesday morning and was taken to St. Joseph’s hospital in Burbank, where he was pronounced dead. The troubled actor had long battled prescription drug abuse and he made a reported 15 trips to rehab in a bid to kick his demons. Ironically, “Celebrity Rehab” casting directors pitched the show to Haim’s mother last October, and followed up with the actor within the last 10 days, in an effort to help him get his life back on track. According to TMZ.com, Haim shot down the offer to appear on Dr. Drew Pinsky’s show, and ended a brief conversation with casting bosses, saying, “I do not need help.” A source close to the TV show also told the website Haim was “extremely defensive and insulted,” and stated, “It’s
the last show I’d ever do.” According to Los Angeles Coroner’s Office, there were no signs of foul play in Haim’s death. The cause of death will be released pending the results of his autopsy and toxicology reports