Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe JULIA 'BORN TO LOVE' NEW HUBBY Julia Roberts says she and her new husband, cameraman Danny Moder, were meant to be together. Advertisement Roberts, who tied the knot with Moder July 4 at her Taos, N.M., ranch, said during an interview with Diane Sawyer on ABC's Good Morning America she "was born to love and to be the wife of this man." The couple met during the filming of "The Mexican" last summer, just a few months after Roberts and actor Ben Bratt ended their four-year romance. Bratt has since married actress Talisa Soto. Roberts said Moder is "a man among men, unselfish and all-encompassing," and sticks by his choices. Moder was still married to makeup artist Vera Moder when he started dating Roberts. Roberts, whose marriage to singer Lyle Lovett lasted 21 months, has broken off three engagements. 'SOPRANOS' TO THE BIG SCREEN? "The Sopranos" may hit the big screen if the HBO series wraps up its four-year run after its upcoming season. The New York Times reports producers are interested in making a movie version of the series about a New Jersey mob boss and his family -- or families. Advertisement HBO still would have the option of moving the show into a fifth season, but creator David Chase has said he plans to leave after four. Stars James Gandolfini, Edie Falco and Lorraine Bracco say they'll bow out when Chase does. The show kicks off its fourth season Sept. 15. SNL'S JIMMY FALLON TO HOST MTV VIDEO AWARDS "Saturday Night Live" player Jimmy Fallon has been tapped to host MTV's 19th annual Video Music Awards show on Aug. 29. Fallon, who co-anchors the show's "Weekend Update" newscasts with Tina Fey, joins Dan Ackroyd, Dennis Miller, Chris Rock, Dana Carvey and Eddie Murphy as SNL vets hosting the awards program. Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band are expected to headline the show, which was hosted by Jamie Foxx last year. ICE-T HYPES ICE CREAM WITH A PURPOSE Rapper-actor Ice-T has inked a contract to be spokesman for Posse Pops ice cream bars. The multi-flavored treats -- which are to be marketed to urban youngsters -- promote safe sex, education and staying away from drugs. Advertisement Posse Pops are the brainchild of Ben and Jerry's veteran Rick Brown.
