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- - - - - - - - - - - - In happier celebrity marital news … Well, more girl power to 'em. That piquant new mama Posh Spice (nee Victoria Adams) and her soccer star beau, David Beckham, are planning to tie the knot where Irish eyes are smiling. According to the Sun newspaper, what the high-profile celebs want -- what they really, really want -- is a church wedding, which is set to take place in Dublin on July 4. But proving that they don't call her Posh Spice for nothing, Adams and her goal-oriented hubby-to-be are reportedly sending out lavish gold-leaf-accented invitations, designing their own wedding coat of arms and planning a reception after the ceremony for 500 guests (rumored to have been asked to dress in black and white for the event) at a nearby castle. And word on the street is that the British magazine OK! has paid 1 million pounds for exclusive rights to photograph the wedding. Eat your heart out, Prince Edward and Sophie Rhys-Jones. - - - - - - - - - - - - "The Producers" produced? Is "Springtime for Hitler" headed for the Great White Way? It may well be. According to the Hollywood Reporter, shtick-master Mel Brooks is in negotiations to get the rights back to his classic flick "The Producers." His plan: to bring to the Broadway boards the high-larious 1968 comedy about a Broadway show that, despite the intentions of a down-on-his-luck theatrical producer and his meek accountant, refuses to flop. And yes, his plans include a gala rendition of the movie's show-stopping signature song about the Nazi leader. "I originally wrote 'The Producers' as a play," Brooks told the Reporter. "And for 20 years, people have been begging me to make a musical out of it. It's a natural." Tom Meehan ("Annie") will collaborate with Brooks on the script. Mike Ockrent ("Me and My Girl") is likely to direct, and David Geffen may produce the musical, which could be ready for an initial run-through by December. Could it be that, like the shifty producers in the film, Brooks has some kind of "take the money and run" scam up his sleeve? Naaah ...
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