What happened today in history?

Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony 2004 American singer and actress Jennifer Lopez (34) weds American salsa artist Marc Anthony (35) in Beverly Hills, California; divorce in 2014

In 2004, Romanian tennis legend Ilie Năstase married fashion model Amalia Teodosescu in a ceremony filled with excitement. Despite their age difference and a divorce in 2010, their relationship captured public interest and highlighted the blend of sports and fashion.

In 1997, Noel Gallagher of Oasis wed Meg Mathews at the Little Church of the West in Las Vegas. Their high-profile wedding was a key moment in both their lives, but they ultimately divorced in 2001, navigating the complexities of celebrity relationships.

On June 5, 1993, Mariah Carey married Sony Music CEO Tommy Mottola at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, a lavish event showcasing music industry glamour, but their high-profile relationship faced challenges leading to divorce in 1998.

Reese Witherspoon 1999 Actress Reese Witherspoon (23) weds actor Ryan Phillippe (24) at the Old Wide Awake Plantation along the Sono River in Charleston, South Carolina

In 2010, Rush Limbaugh married event planner Kathryn Rogers at The Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach, Florida. The lavish ceremony marked the radio personality's fourth marriage and was attended by many notable guests, celebrating a new chapter in their lives.

In 1930, actress Agnes Moorehead wed actor Jack G. Lee, marking a significant moment in Hollywood's history. Their union showcased the glamor of the era while also highlighting Moorehead's escalating career in film and theatre.

On September 10, 1941, basketball coach Red Auerbach married Dorothy "Dot" Lewis in Washington, D.C. Their partnership, enduring until Dot's death in 2000, exemplified love and support amid Red's legendary coaching career.

In 1979, the iconic blues musician Muddy Waters married Marva Jean Brooks in Chicago. Their wedding celebrated love within the backdrop of a rich musical legacy, uniting their lives and highlighting the deep connection of blues music in their journey together.

On November 26, 1856, industrialist Samuel Colt married philanthropist Elizabeth Hart Jarvis at Christ Episcopal Church in Middleton, Connecticut. Their union combined his innovative spirit with her philanthropic heart until Colt's death in 1862.