What's Trending on Monday July 11th 2016

Derek Jeter and Hannah Davis sealed their status as a cliche couple consisting of a rich athlete and a young, hot model over the weekend. Entertainment Tonight reports that the 42-year-old former New York Yankees superstar and 26-year-old Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model exchanged vows in an intimate ceremony at Meadowood Napa Valley Resort in California on Saturday. TMZ has blurry–but stunning–photos of the beaming couple decked out in their wedding attire, with Davis sporting a Vera Wang gown. Jeter proposed to Davis last October after three years of dating. The notorious playboy previously romanced stars including Minka Kelly, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel, Mariah Carey, and Vanessa Minnillo.

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Tom Hiddleston became super awkward when he was asked about girlfriend Taylor Swift during a jog through Sydney, Australia, over the weekend. (To be fair, however, most of us would act weird if asked about our love life mid-workout.) “How is Taylor enjoying the beautiful Gold Coast?” a reporter from 9News asked. Hiddleston responded by giving an uncomfortable laugh and stammering before finally saying, “I’m not going to answer that, if it’s alright.” When the persistent reporter then inquired about what Hiddleston and Taylor are looking forward to doing in Australia, the actor replied, “I don’t know.” (Riveting.) He then literally ran away.

Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry was hospitalized on Sunday night after collapsing backstage during Hollywood Vampires’ performance in Coney Island, New York.Rolling Stone reports that video from the concert shows Perry seated on the drum riser with a dazed expression before abruptly stumbling offstage. After being removed from the stage, he reportedly lost consciousness and collapsed. Alice Cooper later told the crowd, “If you notice one of our brothers is not onstage with us, he was very sick before the show.” According to ABC7, the musician was rushed to a hospital in Brooklyn around 9:30 p.m. ET and is currently in stable condition.