The marriage news of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt was a huge sensation in the online world last week, and this week it is no different as the wedding pictures of the star couples goes viral in the internet.

The wedding pictures of Angelina and Brad were published in the People magazine latest issue, and this was welcomed with open hearts by fans of the star couple.

The cover page of the magazine features a stunning Angelina dressed as a bride, and it also incorporated the original artwork of their children.

The cover was titled ‘Dream Day’ and this is now considered as one of the most talked issues of the People Magazine which was issued in the recent months.

Angelina was wearing a Atelier Versace gown in the photo, and this was created by Luigi Massi, the renowned master tailor.

“Luigi is like family to me and I couldn’t imagine anyone else making this dress. He knows and cares for the children and it was great fun putting it together”, said an excited Angelina about the worls of Luigi.

The wedding album also featured the kiss between the newly wed couples, and it also comprised of their six kids – Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh and twins Vivienne and Knox.

The couple got married on August 23rd in France, and they didn’t gave any hint to any media personals. It was a very private and confidential event which happened in the chapel of Chateau Miraval.

We wish all the best for the newly wed couples from the inner part of my heart.

Giving credit where it’s due, India clinched the 5 ODI series against England with a stunning win in the 4th ODI here at Edgbaston, Birmingham.

With an indisputable 3-0 lead in the series, the visiting side may just want to get the last match, as well for a clean sweep.

Earlier in the day, Skipper Dhoni won the toss for India and chose to bowl first.

For England, the woes in the top order continued to show, as Mohammed Shami gave away just 28 runs to take three wickets. In equal form were Ravindra Jadeja and Bhuvneshwar Kumar, both clinching two wickets each to put the hosts in a bad shape.

Watch the highlights video here.

The hosts don’t have a single score in the entire line to boast of, except for the 67 runs scored by Moeen Ali. Skipper Cook went off early at 9 runs while trying to play Kumar, followed by Hales, who too was taken by Kumar. With both Alex Hales and Alastair Cook leaving by 5th over, things weren’t bright for the hosts.

Just when Root seemed to be in form, Raina came in to take him off at 44. At this point, England was already reeling under pressure. Ali too seemed to be confident, only to be taken clean by Ashwin at 67. Considering that was the only half century to come from the team with two openers leaving in one digits, England mere managed to get it over 200.

At 49.3 overs, England was taken over and gave over to India for a chase of 207 runs. See the final scorecard here.

India has been long waiting for partnership that can be worth trusting for the World Cup, and with Sharma missing, Ajinkya Rahane took things in his side.

Judged as the Man of the Match, Ajinkya Rahane scored 106 runs off just 121 bowls, complementing Dhawan, who was equally good. Dhawan missed his century by three runs, but those 97 runs came from just 132 balls.

India should be happy about those 29 boundaries that came from the 4th ODI as they wait for the last and final ODI scheduled in Leeds on September 5, 2014.