ENTERTAINMENT DIGEST || Shortest celebrity marriage

November 2, 2011 at 12:00a.m.

So, Kim Kardashian’s 72-day sprint from wedded bliss to divorce papers must amount to the shortest celebrity marriage ever, right? Wrong! As a matter of fact, Miss K’s marriage to basketball star Kris Humphries — which, in one of the least surprising news stories of the year, began its slow journey to Splitsville on Monday — doesn’t even crack the Top 10 of shortest celeb pairings. Among the hall of famers in connubial quickies:

v The winner: 1980s hot mess Robin Givens and tennis pro Svetozar Marinkovic: Seven minutes (that’s how long Marinkovic said it lasted until they officially separated).

v Britney: Tortured pop tart Britney Spears and childhood pal Jason Alexander: Three days.

v No Mama: “Blue Velvet” star Dennis Hopper and ex-Mamas and the Papas singer Michelle Phillips: Eight days.

v Weird wedding: Tattooed basketball star Dennis Rodman and 1990s relic Carmen Electra: Nine days.

v A short song: Eternal show woman Cher and naughty bluesman Gregg Allman: Nine days.

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Roger Waters returns to Consol

PITTSBURGH

Roger Waters, the co-founder and principal songwriter of Pink Floyd will bring his “The Wall” tour back to Consol Energy Center on July 3. Tickets ($57.75, $78.75, $104, $209) go on sale at 10 a.m. Nov. 14 at Livenation.com, Ticketmaster or the arena box office.

Community concert band at St. Patrick’s

YOUNGSTOWN

Members of the Youngstown Community Concert Band, under the direction of Joe Pellegrini, will give a free concert at 2 p.m. Sunday at St. Patrick Church, Oak Hill Avenue. The program will feature patriotic songs in tribute to the Veterans Day holiday. Marches and a special rendition of the “Irish Washer Woman” will also be included. Donations will be accepted. For more information, call the rectory at (330) 743-1109.

Film seeks actors

BOARDMAN

Lemodeln Model and Talent Agency is looking for black male actors (age various ages) born in Africa, preferably Somalia, to play various lead and supporting roles in a major movie to be shot in Pittsburgh starring Tom Hanks. Casting is open to nonactors and those with no experience. Actors should be lean for roles that require characteristics of hunger and resourcefulness. Families are encouraged to apply. Contact Lemodeln, 7536 Market St., at 330-758-4417.

Jazz lecture at YSU

YOUNGSTOWN

Former Youngstown State University professor Martin Berger will present a free lecture on “Jazz, America, and the World” at 4 p.m. Friday in Bliss Recital Hall, on the YSU campus. Berger’s radio program, “Now’s the Time,” airs every Saturday on WYSU-88.5 FM. For more information, contact Ewelina Boczkowska at eboczkowska@ysu.edu.