Jenny McCarthy is not into making her love for Jim Carrey official.

“My whole thing on marriage is personal,” McCarthy, 36, told PEOPLE at Saturday’s Los Angeles premiere of Nickelodeon’s The Backyardigans Live: Tale of the Mighty Knights!

“I’ve done it. I’ve been there. My particular view on it is I don’t need that piece of paper of commitment to prove my love,” she says.

Meanwhile, beau Jim Carrey was back home sipping coffee, she said.

Supports No on Prop 8

Even though the couple have chosen to forgo a wedding, she isn’t against the idea altogether - especially with the controversial Proposition 8 (seeking to overturn the legality of California’s same-sex marriages) about to hit state ballots Nov. 4.

“I think people should have the right - anyone - to get married,” says McCarthy, who later joined up with Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott (with son, Liam, 1, and McDermott’s son, Jack, from a former marriage) at the event.

“I do believe in the right to have everyone else be able to do it. I couldn’t imagine someone telling me not to do it because of my sexuality. I think everyone deserves to get married.”

Source:www.People.com

Jodie Sweetin is taking the “rock ‘n’ roll” approach to getting back on the small screen.

“My husband and I are now shooting our reality show, which is going to be really fun,” Sweetin, 26, told PEOPLE at Saturday’s L.A. Confidential pre-Emmy party. “It’s following us and our new baby.”

Explained the former Full House star, “Kind of like a Tori %26 Dean vibe, but we’re a little more rock and roll. We’re a little edgier,” with a laugh.

Sweetin gave birth to daughter Zoie in April. The father is Cody Herpin, who Sweetin married in July 2007.

Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott’s reality show Home Sweet Hollywood follows Spelling and McDermott through their journey of parenthood.

One thing less certain is a home for the show, which is awaiting a network. “We don’t %26#91;have one%26#93;, we’re actually shooting it,” Sweetin says. “We’ve shopped it with several right now, and we’re still in talks or negotiations with two of them.” One of those networks is VH-1, she says.

RELATED GALLERY:
• Jodie debuts her baby girl on the cover of PEOPLE!

• Britney Spears, auditioning dancers at the

International Dance Academy in Hollywood. The singer is casting for her new

music video, “Womanizer,” from her upcoming album Circus, a

source tells PEOPLE - and plans to start shooting the video “very

soon.” After her casting call, the singer headed to dinner at the Little

Door, one of her favorite Hollywood spots.

• Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, grabbing a late-night treat at Pinkberry in Studio City, Calif.

Dressed in matching William Rast jeans and casual shirts, they “held hands

and flirted while they waited in line,” says an onlooker. Timberlake waited

patiently in line to order while Biel browsed the funky items for sale.

• Blake Lively, shopping for jewelry at the

Burberry store in midtown Manhattan. Was she looking for a special occasion?

The next night, the glammed-up Gossip Girl star arrived at the

New Yorkers for Children benefit at Cipriani.

• Kirsten Dunst, making one young fan’s day with

an impromptu autograph session in New York. Dunst noticed the girl was

wearing a cast on her arm and after a quick conversation, happily signed it

for her adoring fan. Then, the actress checked out a fruit vendor’s stand

before walking away.

• The “Bromance” is going strong! Brody Jenner, attracting lots of attention after arriving at West Hollywood nightspot Coco

de Ville. Of course, it didn’t hurt that Jenner - who immediately took

some shots at the bar - walked around and hugged his adoring female

fans. Not far away, Jenner’s best pal Frankie Delgado mingled

inside and outside, but never strayed far from his wingman as the two

celebrated wrapping shooting on their MTV reality show.

• Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott, indulging in some Southern food - think fried chicken and iced tea

- at TART, a restaurant at the Farmer’s Daughter Hotel in Los

Angeles. “They were polite, looked very happy, and kept to themselves,” says

a fellow diner.

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• Matthew McConaughey, hopping behind the bar and

mixing up a vodka soda at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego. When he wasn’t

playing mixmaster, or talking up his movie Surfer Dude, the actor

relaxed in a poolside cabana and hit up the Moonstone Lounge at night.

• A downpour didn’t stop Ashley Olsen from showing

up to celebrate trendy New York boutique Intermix’s 15th

anniversary at the Bowery Hotel. The fashionista mingled with guests like

Michelle Trachtenberg and Ugly Betty’s Becki Newton at the bash, which also featured an intimate dinner of beef

carpaccio and king salmon. Olsen was out the night before too: She stopped

by the Russian Tea Room for some champagne and caviar. The occasion? A

birthday fete for socialite Victoria Traina, the daughter of Danielle Steel.

• Courteney Cox Arquette,

celebrating a birthday along with husband David Arquette at New York gastropub the Spotted Pig. The group seemed to enjoy fondue and cake, an

observer reports, noting that the former Friend looked “gorgeous” in her

gray shift dress.

• Jessica Alba, happily pushing 2-month-old

daughter Honor Marie through Los Angeles International Airport’s

Terminal 6 with husband Cash Warren following right behind. Alba

would lean over and check on her daughter in the stroller, while Warren made

sure the family had everything.

• Shanae Grimes and her new 90210 costar Annalynne McCord, grabbing a Vital Action Performance Water while browsing

the goodies at a style suite in L.A. Also there: 90210 alum

Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott, who pushed

daughter Stella, 2 months, around the pool in her baby carriage while

guests clamored to get a look. According to a source, the baby girl looks

just like her father.

Also Spotted …

• John Mayer, mingling on the rooftop of New

York’s Hotel Gansevoort with comedian friend Sherrod Small, who

gamely chatted up the ladies. Mayer, meanwhile, kept it low-key. …

Diddy, offering his presidential

endorsement - for Barack Obama - over the mic, while

partying at Shrine, the nightclub at MGM Grand at Foxwoods in Connecticut. … Nicky and Kathy Hilton, browsing the jewelry at the Lia

Sophia suite at L.A.’s Thompson Hotel.

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Tori Spelling is about to claim the top slot on the prestigious New York Times best-seller list.

This Sunday, her 288-page memoir, sTORI Telling, will be named the best-selling non-fiction book, according to press reports. It has been on the list for 14 weeks, and is already in its 19th printing, notes Entertainment Tonight.

This could be just the beginning of Spelling’s literary glory. In 2009, Simon %26 Schuster will release her follow-up book, Mommywood.
- Caris Davis

• Heidi Montag, ordering a birthday cake for

fiancé Spencer Pratt’s 25th birthday at Susie Cakes in

Brentwood, Calif. With a little help from her mom, who hit the bakery with

the Hills star, Montag settled on a creative cake: chocolate with

vanilla frosting in a camouflage design. The cake also sported a message:

“Happy Birthday Spencer” and had the phrase “Delta Force” on the side.

• She might have just arrived home in L.A., but Paris Hilton wasn’t missing

a night out, especially if it meant celebrating a brand new nightspot. The

heiress brought her sister Nicky along to The Stork, a new lounge in

Hollywood, which was filled with hipsters, girls with flashy jewelry and

loud music. The Hiltons snagged a booth on the second floor, surrounded by

an entourage of security. Also in the booth: David Katzenberg, who

sat near girlfriend Nicky all night.

• Tori Spelling and hubby Dean McDermott,

sharing a relaxing dinner at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills. Casually

dressed, the couple settled into a canopy-covered table on the patio,

ordering Diet Cokes and sushi. While waiting for their food, the chatty

couple munched on a bread basket and laughed.

• Michelle Trachtenberg, lunching solo at L.A. eatery Joan’s

on Third. The actress sat outside, sporting a purple leather bag, brown

sunglasses and a cream shirt. While waiting for her food, the Gossip Girl star stayed busy on her BlackBerry.

• Diddy, taking over a table

with his entourage of seven at Coco de Ville in L.A. The music mogul may

have brought a group of friends, but he seemed especially interested in one:

a brunette female, with whom he made out at the table. According to a fellow

clubgoer, they couldn’t keep their hands off each other. But Diddy wasn’t

ignoring his boys; they all had their hands in the air, and danced to the

music. And when the deejay spun his song “Can’t Nobody Hold Me Down,” the

rapper was the center of attention.

• Pineapple Express star Seth Rogen, dining on

potstickers and beer with a big group at Asia de Cuba in New York.

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Thursday’s Caught in the Act >

Her legendary TV producer husband Aaron Spelling died in 2006, and her reality-star daughter Tori Spelling is on her own, so Candy Spelling has decided to live more frugally - in a $47-million, two-story condo in Century City, the Los Angeles Times reports.

The 16,500-sq.-ft. property is perched on the top floor of a residential tower currently under construction, and will be her new home after the lavish, 56,500-sq.-ft. estate where she now lives. That home - with its 11 bedrooms and 16 bathrooms - is Los Angeles County’s largest house.

And while Spelling had previous sworn she wasn’t selling the home she and her husband dubbed “The Manor,” her lawyer tells the Associated Press she is selling the house and downscaling her lifestyle after the death of her husband.

What’s life like for a new mom in 90210? Tori Spelling is ready to dish.

The actress, 35, is reportedly planning a new book - tentatively titled Mommywood, which will focus on her life as a Hollywood princess-turned-parent, according to publishers Simon %26 Schuster.

Spelling’s debut effort this year, sTORI Telling, spent seven weeks on The New York Times best-seller list - and included accounts of her ill-starred first wedding, her father Aaron’s death and the roller-coaster relationship with her mother, Candy.

She is “doing great,” Spelling - who’s currently starring in Tori and Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood and preparing to reprise her role in the new 90210 - recently told PEOPLE. And “little man” Liam is adjusting to being a big brother.

“At first he was unsure,” she said. “But now he gives her kisses goodnight. It’s really sweet.”

Tori Spelling’s beloved dog Mimi LaRue died Tuesday of natural causes at the age of 11, the actress tells PEOPLE.

“She was a star and a true lady, and she will be missed greatly,” says Spelling. “People everywhere knew her by name. I loved when fans wanted her over me. I felt proud!”

Mimi LaRue died at home surrounded by her family, including Spelling’s husband Dean McDermott, 41, son Liam, 1, and newborn daughter Stella, 10 days old. “I’m devastated,” said Spelling, who reveals her dog had suffered from medical problems relating to her hips and neck for years. “I’m convinced she waited around to make sure I had the daughter I always dreamt about before she left us.”

“She was not just a dog but a fashion icon and legend amongst Hollywood dogs,” Spelling says. “She received fan e-mail on a regular basis, and I often joked she got sent more designer clothes than me!”

Aside from being fashionably hip, Mimi LaRue was a true member of the family, rarely giving up a chance for a fine meal or simply relaxing in Spelling’s lap. “She was a loving pet and a true diva to the end,” says Spelling.

Sunday’s 58th annual Emmy Awards ceremony was a big night for first-time winners. After three nominations, Mariska Hargitay finally won her first Emmy, as leading actress in the dramatic series Law %26 Order: Special Victims Unit.

“When I named my son August, I had no idea that the month would end like this!” said the thrilled Hargitay - who, with husband Peter Hermann, welcomed their first child on June 28.

Kiefer Sutherland won his first-ever Emmy - after nine nominations - for best actor in the drama 24. Clutching his statuette, Sutherland said the win meant he’d be having dinner with his father, actor Donald Sutherland, who was also in the Shrine Auditorium.

He called his six years on 24 - which also was named best dramatic series - “nothing short of exceptional.”

The New Adventures of Old Christine star Julia Louis-Dreyfus took her second Emmy, this time for leading actress in a comedy series. Her first was for her supporting role as Elaine on Seinfeld.

As the first costar from that seminal sitcom to escape the “Seinfeld curse” and have a success with another show, Louis-Dreyfus said, “I’m not somebody who really believes in curses.” Then, holding up her Emmy, she said, “But curse this, baby!”

The Office, starring Steve Carell and based on a British sitcom created by Ricky Gervais, was named best comedy series.

Earlier, the Emmys took a trip down memory lane when Joan Collins, Heather Locklear and 7th Heaven leading man Stephen Collins kicked off a tribute to prolific producer Aaron Spelling, who died in June.

Melrose Place star Locklear said that the “warm, generous and loving” Spelling referred to her as his “lucky penny.” Dynasty diva Collins recalled meeting him when he was a struggling actor who was confident he would one day become a successful producer.

Spelling’s Charlie’s Angels - Kate Jackson, Farrah Fawcett and Jaclyn Smith - all teared up while remembering their starmaker, as his widow, Candy Spelling, wiped away her tears while sitting in the audience next to her son, Randy Spelling.

Daughter Tori Spelling was seated separately with husband Dean McDermott.

When the awards resumed, The Amazing Race continued its amazing run as best reality show, winning its fourth Emmy and beating such strong contenders as American Idol and Survivor.

HBO’s The Girl in the Café, a romantic character drama set against the G8 conference, was named best TV movie. Kelly Macdonald was named best supporting actress for her performance and Richard Curtis was cited for his direction. HBO’s Elizabeth I was named best miniseries - and its leading lady, Helen Mirren, best actress in a miniseries.

Here’s a rundown of the major winners:
• Drama Series: 24
• Comedy Series: The Office
• Miniseries: Elizabeth I
• Made-for-TV Movie: The Girl in the Cafe
• Variety, Music or Comedy Series: The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
• Actor, Drama Series: Kiefer Sutherland, 24
• Actress, Drama Series: Mariska Hargitay, Law %26 Order: Special Victims Unit
• Supporting Actor, Drama Series: Alan Alda, The West Wing
• Supporting Actress, Drama Series: Blythe Danner, Huff
• Actor, Comedy Series: Tony Shalhoub, Monk
• Actress, Comedy Series: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, The New Adventures of Old Christine
• Supporting Actor, Comedy Series: Jeremy Piven, Entourage
• Supporting Actress, Comedy Series: Megan Mullally, Will %26 Grace
• Actor, Miniseries or a Movie: Andre Braugher, Thief
• Actress, Miniseries or a Movie: Helen Mirren, Elizabeth I
• Supporting Actor, Miniseries or a Movie: Jeremy Irons, Elizabeth I
• Supporting Actress, Miniseries or a Movie: Kelly Macdonald, The Girl in the Cafe

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