Charlie Sheen will say "I do" for the third time on May 30th. With his messy divorce from Denise Richards out of the way, the onetime hookers' best friend will walk down the aisle with actress/real estate agent Brooke Mueller on May 30th, according to In Touch Weekly. It will be the new bride's first marriage.



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Lord of the Rings star Liv Tyler seems to have misplaced a ring her wedding ring. The 30 year old daughter of Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler has been out and about without her wedding band recently, and according to the New York Daily News, she's been telling friends she and Royston Langdon married too young five years ago. Liv, who has a son with the English rocker, has reportedly been looking for her own place in New York City.



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Eddy Arnold, "The Tennessee Plowboy," died in a Nashville-area nursing home this morning, just two months after the death of his wife Sally. A member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, he sold 85 million records and accumulated 37 chart singles, including "Make the World Go Away," "What's He Doing in My World" and "The Tip of My Fingers." He released his last CD, After All These Years in 2005. Eddy made his first radio appearance in 1936 and by 1943 was a regular on the Grand Ole Opry. His career was most active in the 1940s and '50s, when he became a crossover artist with his signature "Cattle Call."

Garth Brooks will receive the first ever Crystal Milestone from the Academy of Country Music recognizing his six albums that have topped sales of 10-million copies. Garth says, "I am flattered and humbled by what this award means. The fact that they have never awarded it before makes me feel the respect and the faith they have in me as an artist, and I will continue to work my butt off to make sure they are happy with their choice." Garth, who will be presented with the awards during the telecast of the 43rd Academy of Country Music Awards on May 18th, will perform some of his greatest hits during the show. The show airs live from Las Vegas at 8:00 pm [ET] on CBS-TV.

James Otto could have used his mountainous stature to power his hit single, "Just Got Started Loving You," to the top of the charts, but he prefers to be a gentle giant, at least with the ladies. He tells us, "I say, nothing will make you feel more feminine than a big, ol' man and that's what I'm all about, trying to make you feel feminine. That's it. That's me. That's big and sexy, that's what it is and it's all good." James is married and his wife, Amy, is the sister of Alison DeMarcus, wife of Rascal Flatts' Jay DeMarcus, who also produced James' CD Sunset Man.

As Charlie Daniels continues to celebrate his 50th anniversary in country music, he dispensed advice to new artists on the Bluegrass Music News Network that would bode well for most anyone. "Take care of today, take care of tomorrow when it gets here and don't look back. Keep looking forward... This is the moment and I've got to give it everything I've got. I've got to be able to keep my head in the game. I've got to do the very best I can in this moment, and the next moment will take care of itself." Charlie has looked back recently to determine the number of times he has played "The Devil Went Down to Georgia." He tells us, "It came out in 1979 and we do a hundred and something shows every year, sometimes, back in the day we did more than that. We've done it in every show basically, so we figure somewhere around 5,000 times."