Celeb Wave

They had a 21-year age difference and endured a strain that would have sunk any other relationship, and still Barbara Hershey and Naveen Andrews continued as one of Hollywood’s more endearing couples.

But now comes word that it quietly ended for Hershey, 62, and Andrews, 41, six months ago. “They remain best of friends,” Andrews’s manager Renee Jennet tells PEOPLE.

In 1998, long before Andrews would go on to star in TV’s “Lost,” the then-29-year-old actor met Hershey, then 50, a veteran of films such as “Beaches” and “Hannah and Her Sisters,” on the set of the obscure 1999 indie film “Drowning on Dry Land.”

They were together until a 2005 separation that was as brief as it was eventful: Andrews confirmed that during the split he fathered a child with another woman. Andrews and Hershey worked things out and continued their relationship until their breakup last year.

Pamela Anderson is on the list of California’s 250 residents that owe the most tax debts to the Franchise Tax Board. Anderson is listed as needing to pay $ 493,144.68 to tax officials for unpaid personal income tax.

Anderson has a lien that was filed against her last year. But hopefully the celebrity can clear this up after working on television. Anderson has been working on her dance moves on ABC’s ‘Dancing with the Stars’ TV show and has remained on the competition so far.

Anderson was not top on the California list however. The number one spot goes to a Mr. and Mrs. Minor in San Francisco who is listed at owing $13,120,479.39.

Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher have married in Paris.

The couple have been together for around seven years, and have two-year-old daughter Olive together. They had been engaged for several years, with Isla converting to Judaism in 2007 following three years of study so they could have a Jewish wedding.

It has now been claimed they tied the knot in the romantic French city last Monday. “We did it – we’re married! It was the absolute best day of my life and in so many beautiful moments I missed you all so much,” Isla wrote in an email to friends, according to Australian magazine Women’s Day. “I thought of you as everything was happening, but Sacha and I wanted no fuss – just us.”

The couple are said to have married at sunset, and invited just a handful of relatives to witness the nuptials.

Isla, 34, and Sacha, 38, met at a party in Sydney, Australia, in 2002. Sacha popped the question two years later while they were enjoying milk and cookies at the exclusive Chateau Marmont hotel in Los Angeles.

Isla has been open about her decision to convert to Judaism. She says the religion has “enriched” her life, adding there was never any question she would follow it if it meant she could be with Sacha.

“I would do anything – move into any religion – to be united in marriage with him,” she said. “We have a future together and religion comes second to love as far as we are concerned.”