"The Hills" Star Lauren Conrad Announces Engagement!

We're all smiles for this news!

Reality star, and fashion designer turned author Lauren Conrad is finally getting her happy ending! This weekend the famed "The Hills" starlet announced her engagement to long-time beau, William Tell via LaurenConrad.com.

Conrad shared a photo of her sparkler to help break the news to fans this weekend.

 

The New York Times best-seller gushed, "I am very excited to share with you guys that William

and I got engaged over the weekend. I am beyond thrilled! Get ready for lots more wedding content here on LaurenConrad.com as we begin the planning process."

 

The pair met back in 2012, and started dating on Valentine's Day. Tell, the former guitarist for rock group Something Corporate, now turned law-student, recently moved into Conrad's Westwood area condo in L.A., as the couple got more serious. In August, they also celebrated their year and half anniversary, as the former MTV star dished via Twitter, "Just looked at the calendar and realized it was a year and a half ago today that I met this guy...And I sure am glad I did!"

 

Conrad has been romantically linked in the past to her "Hills" co-star, Stephen Colletti, Brody Jenner, actor Kyle Howard, and also "Laguna Beach" co-star Jason Wahler (who ironically enough got married himself this weekend to his lady love, Ashley Slack.)

 

Congratulations to Lauren & William!

New Photos from Steve Jobs Biopic "Jobs" Released!

Get excited! Next month, Steve Jobs biopic "Jobs" will hit a theatre near you. Ashton Kutcher has been the chosen one to portray the Apple co-founder and technology mastermind. Directed by Joshua Michael Stern, the flick will hit theatres on August 16th. Stills from the movie of Ashton in action have been released, and we're super curious to know how well Kelso, we mean Ashton, will convey this role.

 

In other Apple news, Kanye West recently tweeted a pic of a Father's Day gift from baby mama, Kim K. The photo showed two autographed mice from the Apple co-founders Steve Jobs himself, and Steve Wozniak. Kanye, who's a known admirer of Jobs and the Apple empire, recently told the New York Times in an interview last month, “I think what Kanye West is going to mean is something similar to what Steve Jobs means. I am undoubtedly, you know, Steve of Internet, downtown, fashion, culture. Period. By a long jump." He continues, "I honestly feel that because Steve has passed, you know, it’s like when Biggie passed and Jay-Z was allowed to become Jay-Z … I will be the leader of a company that ends up being worth billions of dollars, because I got the answers. I understand culture. I am the nucleus.”

That's a pretty confident proclamation, but then again, we wouldn't expect anything less from Mr. West!