Rick Harrison, star of The History Channel's hit show Pawn Stars, has officially set a date to marry his girlfriend Deanna Burditt.

The couple attended the grand opening celebration for new 'Vibe Dining Hotspot' Andreas inside the Encore Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, where Harrison confirmed that the couple's wedding will take place at the Ritz Carlton in Laguna Beach, California on July 21, according to People.com.

"It will be a lot of friends and family," he tells People. "It started off with about 40 people and it's well over 100 people now. You know how those things go."

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Former 'N Sync star Lance Bass is set to help his celebrity pals clear out their closets on his new TV show Famous Yard Sale.

A host of famous faces will get rid of their old clothes, shoes, art and furniture, and auction their cast-offs for charity in the upcoming TV series.

Producer Liz Gateley says, "You get a little bit of (MTV celebrity home show) Cribs, a little bit of the Barbara Walters aspect where the celebrity is walking down memory lane, and a little bit of Pawn Stars."

Bass came up with the concept for the reality show after he found himself with a warehouse full of memor...

Pawn Stars co-host Corey Harrison was arrested after a run-in at a bar, The Associated Press reports.

Harrison, 27, reportedly shoved a...

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