Martha Stewart Weddings

• Other December magazines are out — but where are Blake and Ryan's wedding pictures? — Lainey Gossip
• Race car driver Danica Patrick announces she's splitting from her husband — People
• See Jennifer Lawrence's boyfriend climb a beanstalk — HuffPost Entertainment
• What Kate Upton looks like without makeup — TooFab
• Taylor Swift went gaga for Harry Styles — Us Weekly
• Winning — and losing — Thanksgiving songs — The Daily Beast
• Looks like there will be a fourth season of Downton Abbey — The Hollywood Reporter
• Check out Amanda Seyfried's steamy Vanity Fair spread — BuzzFeed
• Larry David tells a hilarious Thanksgiving story — ET
• Who's going to see Jennifer Lawrence's new movie this long weekend? — Rotten Tomatoes
• Lindsay Lohan has no regrets about her past troubles — Wonderwall
• Rupert Friend has the perfect role to showcase his hotness in Homeland — The Frisky
• William and Kate are seriously working on an heir — Celebitchy

If you still haven't figured out how you're going to get your Valentine's Day chocolate fix, grab some chocolate bars and a pint of heavy cream and make chocolate fondue. Seriously, it's quite possibly the easiest dessert ever! All you have to do is melt the two together in a double boiler. Voilà! Serve with an assortment of delicious dippers like sliced bananas, pound cake, or brownies. My favorite chocolate fondue dipper is toasted bread sprinkled with sea salt. It's like a sophisticated take on pain au chocolat! Get the uncomplicated method now.

Just in time for Earth Day, PBS is airing the Academy Award-nominated documentary Food Inc. tomorrow night, and I'm hosting a get-together for all my friends who haven't had a chance to catch the movie until now. I'm keeping it low-key, and won't be serving dinner at the gathering, but plan to offer two different bowls of gourmet popcorn to munch on during the film. One will be tossed with Southwestern spices for a bit of savory sizzle; its counterpart, a caramel cluster version, ought to satisfy a sweet tooth. See both offerings — and make them for your own viewing party! — when you read more.

New York Bridal Market Week is nearly upon us and your editors are preparing for the frenzy of tulle, chiffon, and crinoline that is sure to overtake the showrooms of New York and this morning we had a chance to get amped for the festivities with a trip to a taping of The Martha Stewart Show.

Darcy Miller, the editorial director of Martha Stewart Weddings was on hand to give audience members tips  on one-of-a-kind ways to personalize your fall wedding. You can check out all of her tips right here. We applaud their emphasis on personalization and hope that as we go through Bridal Market we can showcase the amazing array of options fashion brides have when it comes to what is arguably their the designer purchase they will ever make. But until then enjoy the fun crafty projects and cool ideas from the the editorial team of Martha Stewart Weddings.