Kendra Wilkinson Weds Hank Baskett at Playboy Mansion: Former “Girl Next Door” Kendra Wilkinson is now officially an NFL Housewife. According to UsMagazine, this Saturday night, Kendra Wilkinson and Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Hank Baskett tied the knot at the famed Playboy Mansion in Los Angeles, California.

According to the report, the ceremony took place in front of 500 guests and family member that included Wilkinson's former "Girls Next Door" costars Bridget Marquardt and Holly Madison, as well as their ex-lover Hugh Hefner.

"I'm ready to marry the man of my dreams," Wilkinson stated shortly before marrying Baskett. "He's one in a million. I'm so lucky."

Designer, Michael Barin supplied the more than $100,000 platinum and diamond jewelry that the 24-year-old bride wore on Saturday.

It was reported that, “she personally selected the 4.25-carat platinum drop earrings ($47,000), the 2.5-carat platinum pendant ($33,700) and the 4.5-carat bracelet ($21,000)”.

Originally, it was Hefner’s role to be the one to walk her down the aisle, but instead Wilkinson changed her mind and chose her brother Colin to do the honors. "We were actually trying to plan a June baby next year, but we're so happy that it's Christmas," Wilkinson said. "The baby is going to be spoiled with a lot more gifts."

According to her former co-star, Mrs. Hank Baskett has made an incredible change since getting serious with the wide receiver. "Ever since Kendra got together with Hank, she's grown so much as a person," Madison stated last week in Las Vegas. "She became a nicer, more caring, well-rounded person."

Carrie Prejean vs. Donald Trump in Defamation Lawsuit? After being stripped of her Miss California title last week, Carrie Prejean’s attorney Charles LiMandri, gave Keith Lewis, the executive director of the Miss USA pageant, a last opportunity to retract statements made on the former beauty queen. Failure to do so may result in a defamation lawsuit.

"Carrie Prejean's good name has been tarnished by your client's false and defamatory accusations," the letter from her lawyer stated to the executive director.

Lewis has made many statements in the past week, claiming that the reason Prejean lost her title was due to her lack of commitment to the Miss USA contract. She allegedly missed public appearances and has not been easy to work with.

"She came to us and said I'm not interested in your input; I'll make my own decision on what I'm going to do," Lewis said. "You know, when you have a contract, when you're working for someone, you have a responsibility to follow through on what that requirement is.”

About a month ago, Miss USA owner Donald Trump, announced that Carrie Prejean would be able to keep her title regardless of all the controversy, including topless photos, and her beliefs on same-sex marriage. Last week Trump had a quick turnaround.

"I told Carrie she needed to get back to work and honor her contract with the Miss California USA organization, and I gave her the opportunity to do so," Trump said. "Unfortunately, it just doesn't look like it is going to happen, and I offered Keith my full support in making this decision."

If odds are provided, gamblers will bet; and that is exactly what online super-sportsbook BetUS.com has done by posting prop-odds on the 2009 Scripps National Spelling Bee. The contest, to be held in Washington D.C., begins with the preliminaries Wednesday May 27 and concludes with the semi-finals and finals on Thursday May 28. The semi-final's will be televised by ESPN while ABC will pick up coverage of the finals.

The odds are up thanks to BetUS.com and there is no shortage of wagering opportunities beginning with taking a chance on the winners gender. Will the winner be a male or female. The  Odds favor a male at -130 moneyline format odds to a female at -110.

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Sidharth Chand a young man (13) from Bloomfield, Mich., returns to the competition in 2009 after finishing second in 2008. He is expected to be challenged by 12 year old young lady Kavya Shivashankar of Olathe, Kan., whom has finished in the top-10 three times.

Will the winning word be a long one? Oddsmakers think that's a probability and chalked the odds at -130 the winning word runs OVER 9 1/2 letters. The UNDER price is -110. Odds also favor the kid who gets that final word will not be wearing glasses at - NO -160 to YES +120.

Will a kid get so nervous he (or she) faints? Oddsmakers find fainting unlikely at -500 odds but yes backers would have a nice payday if it happened at +300. If no kid faints from nerves will one of them puke? Again, oddsmakers don't think so and back it up with -700 odds. If a kid does hurl during competition it will pay well at +400 odds.

Maybe now you get the idea. For the full list of odds on the 2009 Scripps National Spelling Bee follow this link to BetUS.com. While there, check out the full sports board providing odds on the NBA and NHL playoffs, MLB regular season and even American Idol.