The music superstars have taken out a marriage license in Westchester’s Scarsdale Village, People.com reported Tuesday.

The pair reportedly got the license yesterday morning, which means the earliest they could get hitched is Wednesday. Otherwise, it’s good for 60 days anywhere in New York State.

A spokeswoman for Beyoncé refused to comment, and Jay-Z’s rep couldn’t be reached.

The Destiny’s Child diva and the rap mogul have been an item since 2002, and rumors that they plan to make it legal have been heating up.

As the Daily News reported this week, while Beyoncé was out of town filming an Etta James biopic recently, Jay-Z met with her younger sister, Solange, at Miami’s Delano hotel.

Sources said the topic of discussion was popping the question to Beyoncé - and asking her manager-dad’s permission for her hand in marriage.

All that Beyoncé, 26, and Jay-Z, 38, would have needed to get a license in Scarsdale was proof of identity and age, and $40.

Actress having stress headaches, claims US mag

Katie Holmes is said to be struggling to keep up with husband Tom Cruise’s energetic lifestyle.

‘Katie doesn’t get enough sleep and hasn’t for months now,’ a source tells American Star.

‘She’s tired and drained much of the day because Tom is so wired and they stay awake until after midnight. He has boundless energy and she just can’t compete.’

It’s claimed the mum-of-one feels stressed about being in charge of renovating their £17.5 mansion and fainted in a LA restaurant recently.

‘It’s on Katie’s shoulders to pull off something beyond magnificent, something Tom can brag about,’ adds the source. ‘She’s giving herself headaches thinking about it and making herself sick.’

Katie, 29, and Tom, 45, married in 2006. They have a 2-year-old daughter, Suri, together.

The best hope for “I Know My Kid’s a Star” is that some viewers will think it’s so bad, it’s interesting.

But this competition among wanna-be child stars and their wanna-be stage parents isn’t bad in the kind of way where everyone can sit down afterward, put a few straws in a milkshake and have a good laugh.

It’s bad in a much creepier way.

At its worst, and “worst” is not just one fleeting moment, it’s cynical. It lures you in with the reassuring promise that it’s going to steer the contestants away from the snake pit of child stardom and then can’t wait to showcase painful scenes of overbearing parents and uncomfortable children.

Hello, Mr. Ratings.

You’d think that if anyone might not want to be part of an exercise like this, it would be Danny Bonaduce, who casually remarks that over one decade he worked for exactly 11 days because he was so screwed up.

But here’s Bonaduce, hosting the show and proving again that, in his own way, he’s a visionary: He understands that a reputation as a professional screwup can be a marketable commodity as long as you maintain a likable veneer of cheerful self-deprecation.

It made him a natural for this gig, giving him the street cred to issue stern warnings to contestants like, say, Raquel.

Raquel, call her “Rocky,” makes Omarosa look like Laura Bush. In her cowboy hat and two-piece miniskirt outfit, she swaggers through the show, making it clear she’s the star filly in the barn.

Equally clear, her daughter Hayley is a vehicle for Rocky’s star fantasies, so it’s no surprise Hayley is a walking study in neurosis.

During one song session, with Rocky hovering a foot away, Hayley freezes. The producers ask Rocky to leave, after which Hayley does fine.

Viewers are cringing. Producers apparently are thinking, “Good television!”

You get the feeling Hayley could spit a mouthful of pea soup at the judges and they wouldn’t kick her off because they don’t want to lose Rocky’s act. Okay, that sounds cynical. Maybe it’s not true.

What is true is that when the contestants and parents line up, none of the kids seems to look very happy. The other parents may be less dangerous than Rocky, but they’re still the ones who beam and cheer while the kids dutifully do what they’re told. Most of the time.

For a show about cute kids who can sing or dance, “I Know My Kid’s a Star” has surprisingly little joy or fun. Mostly it’s sad, which is not the same as “bad.”

Because it’s an eight-episode series, it’s possible these dark early episodes are setting us up for a sunburst of enlightenment. By then, most viewers will likely have moved on, with the parting hope that these kids grow up to be something other than professional screwups.

Lindsay Lohan is to replace one-time party pal Britney Spears as the host of a Scandinavian Style Mansion gala in Los Angeles next week, according to reports.

Hjelmbak said: “I personally feel that the most important thing for her now is to focus on her health and get the help she needs and deserves.”

Flavor Flav’s third installment of his ‘hit’ Vh1 reality show The Flavor of Love has managed to draw in less than impressive ratings.

The premiere episode of The Flavor of Love was watched by 2.8 million viewers, with a rating decline into the second episode. The second episode was watched by 2.6 million viewers.

Now compare all this to the number of people who watched the finale of the second season of The Flavor of Love- 7.5 million!