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Mariah Carey and husband Nick Cannon renewed their vows during a fairytale ceremony in Disneyland last Tuesday evening. Carey, decked in a cascading white gown and doused in sparkles, joined husband Cannon in also celebrating their five-year anniversary — and their twins’ second birthday — outside of the Sleeping Beauty Castle.

“On our way to renew our vows. I love you @Nick Cannon shut down Disneyland,” the singer tweeted before their arrival. Carey’s Prince Charming was decked in full royal Disney attire. The couple’s twins, Moroccan and Monroe, were also dressed to fit the fairytale theme.

Over 150 guests attended the elaborate ceremony and sat below crystal chandeliers. The event ended with fireworks as the couple sealed it all with a kiss. The star duo, who wed in 2008, has renewed their vows every year since and celebrated the ceremony at the Eiffel Tower in Paris last year.

Nick said, “I’m a lucky guy, everybody on Twitter lets me know how lucky I am.”

TV and radio personality Steve Harvey is known for getting emotional on his show; but, while paying tribute to his late mother during a recent taping, Harvey became so overwhelmed that he had to walk off stage.

The “Think Like A Man, Act Like A Lady” author kicked off a week long tribute to mothers to celebrate Mother’s Day, and rightfully started with the one who gave him life. In the moving tribute to Eloise Harvey, called “Things My Mom Taught Me,” Harvey gave honor where honor is due:

“I can only hope that in everything that she’s taught me — somehow she’s somewhere watching me — I hope that I’ve made her proud of the man that I’ve turned out to be,” said a tearful Harvey.

ATLANTA  — Authorities in Georgia say Chris Kelly, a member of the 90s rap duo Kriss Kross, has died in Atlanta.

Investigator Betty Honey of the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s office said the 34-year-old Kelley was pronounced dead around 5 p.m. Wednesday at the south campus of the Atlanta Medical Center.

“It appears it may have been a possible drug overdose,” said Cpt. Kay Lester, a spokeswoman for the Fulton County Police.

Kelly, known as “Mac Daddy” performed alongside Chris Smith, known as “Daddy Mac,” in the early and mid-90s. The duo might be best remembered for the song “Jump” from their 1992 debut album, “Totally Krossed Out.”

Lil Wayne has got to chill. The YMCMB rapper has been hospitalized, and released, once again after suffering yet another seizure.

Sources close to Wayne tell us … the rapper was taken to Cedars-Sinai in L.A. late Tuesday night by his bodyguards.  We’re told he suffered a single seizure and was treated and released early Wednesday morning.

It’s safe to say Jeffrey Wright’s weekend didn’t get off to the best start. The 47-year-old “Hunger Games: Catching Fire” actor was busted for DWAI (driving while ability impaired) in New York City early Saturday morning.

According to the NYPD, officers pulled Wright over after they saw him driving erratically, and detected an alcohol odor coming from his vehicle.

Wright was arrested after officers conducted a field sobriety test and he failed it.

Jermaine Jackson, the third oldest sibling of the famed R&B Jackson dynasty, is reportedly headed back to court on child support neglect charges for being $30,000 in arrears for two of his teenage children with former spouse Alejandra.

The Los Angeles Child Support Services Department (CSSD) has filed court documents petitioning a judge to hold the 58-year-old Jackson in contempt for failing to pay the monthly child support payment of $3,000 for his sons Jermajesty and Jaafar over the course of a year.

Thus far, Jackson has only reportedly contributed a total of $5,621 and still owes another $30,378 in the court-enforced support for his children.

According to CSSD, Jackson is guilty of 12 months of contempt and is scheduled for a child support hearing in August, by which time, the owed monies are required to be paid. If Jackson fails to meet his court-mandated financial obligations, he could be slapped with a 60-day jail term.

Cordell “Boogie” Mosson, who gained fame as the bassist for the George Clinton-fronted Parliament-Funkadelic group, died of liver failure on April 18,according to the New York Times. He was 60.

The New Jersey native moved to Toronto in the late 1960s with friend Garry Shider, and both joined United Soul — which brought them in contact with Clinton, who was producing some of the band’s songs. Shider (who died in 2010) went on to become one of Clinton’s musical directors, while Mosson was a part of Parliament-Funkadelic since the early 1970s. He played bass, drums and rhythm guitar and stepped in for Bootsy Collins when Collins pursued a solo career.

Mosson played on albums including 1975s “Mothership Connection” and 1978s “One Nation Under a Groove.” He continued touring with the group until 2011.

We hope Kevin Hart isn’t trying to go all Katt Williams on us. The comedian and star of BET’s Real Husbands of Hollywood has been charged with DUI and was allegedly two times over the legal drinking limit when he was busted.

The L.A. City Attorney has charged Hart with two misdemeanor counts of DUI. If convicted, he faces up to a year in jail, but the reality is … first offenders almost never get sentenced to the pokey.

In the final weekend before Iron Man 3 kicks off the summer movie season in earnest, Michael Bay’s R-rated action comedy Pain & Gain topped a slow weekend at the box office with $20 million from 3,277 theaters, giving it an average of $6,103 per location. The Paramount film achieved only a fraction of the opening weekend grosses of Bay’s Transformers films, but it only cost a fraction — just $26 million — of those films as well. It’s well on its way to profitability.

Pain & Gain, which stars Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, redeemed both stars following unimpressive box office results for action films earlier this year.

Iron Man 3 sequel debuted this weekend in 42 overseas territories (about 79 percent of the international market), where it earned an incredible $195.3 million — a higher figure than The Avengers‘ $185.1 million start.