Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart Engaged

It's about time! Longtime couple Harrison Ford and Calista Flockhart are engaged and have kept it very hush-hush for more than one month, reports People. Harrison, 66, proposed to the Brothers & Sisters star, 44, during Valentine's Day weekend.

Ford and Flockhart have been dating for more than seven years. The couple met over seven years ago at the 2002 Golden Globe Awards.

This will be Calista's first marriage and the third for Harrison. The pair doesn't seem to be in any rush. They have not yet set a wedding date.

Harrison Ford Waxes His Chest

Harrison Ford, star of the new Indiana Jones movie, waxed his chest today in support of rainforests. The actor went through with the painful procedure which simulated rainforest slashing and burning.

Ford sat in the hot seat while the cameras rolled and the wax poured on. The expression on his face looked the same as the torture scene in Temple of Doom. As the hair was being ripped from his torso he manged to utter a few words about the saving the rainforests.

"When rainforests get slashed and burned, it releases tonnes of carbon into the air we breathe. It changes our climate. It hurts," he says, grimacing as his chest is deforested.

"Every bit of rainforest that gets ripped out over there," he says, "really hurts us over here."

Exclusive! Indiana Jones &The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull Review

Check out a review of the film before it hits theaters on May 22nd!

{Insert Indiana Jones anthem here!} Get ready, Dr. Jones fans! The newest summer blockbuster hitting theaters does not disappoint – packed with cryptic code-breaking, mythical quests and yes even, snakes! PCM got a sneak peak at the latest film from George Lucas & Steven Spielberg. You guessed it! Grab your fedoras and whips and read the exclusive review of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

Old meets new in this thrilling installment of Indiana Jones movies. Dr. Jones (Harrison Ford) is back escaping villains, swinging through jungles and cheating death as he treks through Peru with a handful of new faces. Newcomer Shia LaBeouf (Mutt Williams) is a great addition to the film. He’s sure to attract younger audiences who may not be as familiar with the older Indiana Jones movies. His charming and adventurous character is loveable and LaBeouf acts very well off Ford. In between all the action, the pair even offers a few comedic spats that break up the explosions and high-speed chases. And perhaps even LaBeouf will keep the journey going and turn into the new star of future films.

He’s definitely a different Jones then one may remember (older?!), yet Ford still looks great in his old hat and getup. He hopped right back into character and kept me entertained! Diehard fans will be satisfied as many references (and characters) are made from the older films. All of Indy’s old tricks are still likely to leave stunned audiences asking, “How did he get out of that jam?!”

It’s worth a trip to the theaters. The adventure and wild stunts are likely to keep male adrenaline soaring while Ford, and even LaBeouf, ooze enough good looks and swagger to keep the women in the audience giddy. The villains and storyline get pretty extreme but if you’re there to enjoy it and go with it, you won’t be left discontented. One thing is for sure, you’ll have the Indiana Jones theme song stuck in your head for a few hours after viewing this flick!