Some stars get fan mail. Scarlett Johansson got a platinum-certified single.

When told that her lips inspired Katy Perry to pen her hit “I Kissed A Girl,” Johansson, who recently married Ryan Reynolds, tells December’s Allure, “That’s flattering, but my lips are kind of taken.”

In fact, until Perry’s melody was pointed out to her, “I had no idea %26#91;about the song%26#93;,” says Johansson, 24. “I should get a cut!”

“Nobody knows.,” she says. “It’s private. It’s our story.”

And while she won’t reveal the details of their past, Johansson does exhibit a carefree mindset toward the future.

“I always wanted to get married and have kids,” she says. “I just never had any preconceived idea about what that would be like … My life seems to be happening naturally.”

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In his first TV interview since his top-secret marriage to Scarlett Johansson, Ryan Reynolds stops by the Rachael Ray show Wednesday to talk marathons, munchies and marriage.

Having recently completed the New York City Marathon in honor of his father who suffers from Parkinson’s disease, Reynolds, 32, brought along surprise guest Michael J. Fox to discuss the 26.2-mile ordeal.

When Ray asked about Reynolds’s pre-race blogs - which chronicled his concern about nipple bleeding, a common affliction for marathoners thanks to the friction from their T-shirts - the Definitely, Maybe star gamely bantered back, “Thankfully all three nipples are fine.”

‘Slack-Jawed Horror’

Moving on to more cooking-show-appropriate conversation, they also discussed his post-finish-line meal. Claiming to have chowed down nearly 10,000 calories, Reynolds said he polished off two chocolate sundaes, three tuna wraps and some spaghetti and meatballs.

“Onlookers were just in slack-jawed horror,” he quipped.

Not to be outdone by his comedic counterpart, Fox happily piped in to impart some pearls of wisdom for the newlywed.

“Just remember this,” Fox warned his friend, “If a man says something in the forest and his wife isn’t there to hear him, he’s still wrong.” An apt pupil, Reynolds quickly agreed: “Well said!”

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Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynolds made it official with a wedding this weekend,

Reynolds’s rep, Meredith O’Sullivan, confirmed to PEOPLE.

Attended by only a handful of close friends and family, the ceremony was held at a remote wilderness retreat outside of Vancouver, B.C.

This is the first marriage for both. The couple had announced their engagement in May.

Johansson, 23, began dating Reynolds, 31, last year shortly after his split from singer Alanis Morissette, who recently expressed well wishes on her ex’s engagement.

Scarlett Johansson and Ryan Reynold’s Canadian wedding location wasn’t just to paparazzi-proof their nuptials last weekend, but to allow the couple and their guests to enjoy the great outdoors on Vancouver Island, PEOPLE reports in its latest issue, on sale Friday.

Even the groom, 31, took advantage of the setting - fishing for salmon and halibut while other guests went horseback riding and mountain biking on the grounds of the Clayoquot Wilderness Resort, a luxurious outpost of 20 canvas tents that caters to nature lovers.

“Scarlett wanted a ceremony with just family and a few select friends,” says a source close to the 23-year-old bride. Less than 40 people attended the wedding - but those who didn’t make the cut shouldn’t feel left out.

“They make a great couple and they’ll make an even better married couple,” says the source.

For more on Scarlett and Ryan’s wedding - including their pre-wedding day candlelight dinner - pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday

Scarlett Johansson is returning from a four-day trip to the African nation of Rwanda, where she visited AIDS clinics.

The actress, 23, made the journey with (RED), the initiative to help fight AIDS in Africa through business and consumer power.

“It was important for me to come here and see the issues we’re up against firsthand,” Johansson says in a statement. “I came here with an open mind, wanting to listen, understand and learn; I leave with the overwhelming understanding that the small action of making a (RED) choice in your purchases … has an enormous impact on the lives of people in countries like Rwanda.”

Here’s one more thing you oughta know: Alanis Morissette has nothing but nice things to say about her ex-fiancé Ryan Reynolds. Even now that he’s engaged to Scarlett Johansson.

“I’m really happy for him,” the singer, who called off her engagement to Reynolds in 2007, told Newsweek.

Sounds so reasonable! Where is that trademark anger that made Morissette a star with Jagged Little Pill?

“I think anger is an incredible life force, and I’m proud of my own anger,” she told the magazine. “I’d been repressing for a long time … A lot was squashed down, and all of a sudden I had this freedom to write whatever I wanted, so of course this was going to come out.”

Scarlett Johansson recently described her singing voice as tinkerbell on cough syrup.

Judge for yourself.

Fans of the actress-turned-singer can take an online listen to five songs from her new album, Anywhere I Lay My Head, due to be released May 20 on Rhino Records.

With tousled hair pulled back, the un-glammed actress (jeans, sleeveless summer pinafore), 23, croons covers of the Tom Waits tunes “Falling Down,” “Anywhere I Lay My Head,” “Green Grass,” “Who Are You” and “Yesterday Is Here” with video taken from studio sessions in Louisiana with her equally un-glam band.

The surprise? That Jonhasson - so blonde and ethereal-looking - sings in a very monotone, alto, throaty chant.

The verdict?

So far, listeners on the web site have given Johansson a five-star rating.

Marriage has always been part of Scarlett Johansson’s plans, a pal tells PEOPLE.

“I was just so happy when she told me %26#91;about her engagement to Ryan Reynolds, 31%26#93;,” said designer Roland Mouret - who just saw the actress at Monday’s Metropolitan Museum Costume Institute Gala in New York.

“It’s something she’s really wanted - to meet someone and get married,” he added, speaking to PEOPLE at the Vogue magazine launch of Tim Walker’s portraits in London. “She’s just such a great person and I’m so happy for her and wish her every happiness. She deserves it.”

But if you’re handicapping the Johansson wedding dress design sweepstakes, don’t include Mouret.

“No, no - it’s not me,” he said, laughing.

Still, the fashion-forward Johansson will have no shortage of options when it comes to her gown. In fact, Stella McCartney has already volunteered for the job.

May is shaping up to be a busy month for Scarlett Johansson.

Last week she announced her engagement to actor Ryan Reynolds. And in less than two weeks, the 23-year-old will release her debut album.

Johansson and her music producer, TV on the Radio’s David Andrew Sitek, call her sound “Tinkerbell on cough syrup.”

“I’m not trying to prove anything on this album,” Johansson says in a statement. “I just love (Tom Waits’) music.”

The album also features one new track called “Song for Jo,” which Johansson wrote with Sitek. “I had never really written a song before. I’d only written poems or short stories,” she says.

“It was a memory of someone that’s very close to me: a vague and blissful memory of my wanton youth or whatever. It’s a song about friendship, I think.”

David Bowie sings backup on two tracks: the first single, “Falling Down,” and “Fannin Street.”

Is Johansson concerned about what her movie fans might think? “I never worry about that kind of thing,” she says. “I hope people enjoy it.”

Anywhere I Lay My Head will become available May 20 on Rhino Records.