NPR: Lucy Southworth-a-lot

Lucy Southworth-a-lot

If you go on Google and type in "world's most eligible bachelors" and Larry Page's name still comes up, somebody's got some updating to do. The Google co-founder got hitched this weekend in a super-private, super-expensive ceremony on Richard, excuse me, SIR Richard Branson's private island in the Caribbean.

Rumors about when and where Page and Lucy Southworth would marry have been circulating on the blogs for the last few weeks. But one blog in particular had the biggest scoop, getting a tip that the wedding took place on Sunday AND a photo of the newlyweds sealing the deal with a kiss. We had Valleywag.com managing editor Owen Thompson on the show Tuesday to talk about being on the Page/Southworth beat and why the couple are the "Posh and Becks" of Silicon Valley, as Alison Stewart so wittily put it. Ya think there's a prenup?

Angela Ellis

2:29 PM ET | 12-11-2007 | permalink

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