Where in the world is Matt Lauer? Try the links at the Brook Valley Country Club in Greenville, N.C., where the Today show cohost sand-wedged himself out of a bunker during Michael Jordan's yearly celebrity golf outing to benefit Ronald McDonald Houses.

Having already nabbed gold rings, newlyweds Courteney Cox Arquette and David Arquette went for the brass ones as they made the rounds at Universal Studios Islands of Adventure in Orlando. The happy couple, who are wrapping up their comedy The Shrink Is In, are about to head in front of the cameras again to begin filming Scream 3.

Bridget Fonda was spotted cavorting with an unnamed reptile while visiting Orlando's Gatorland theme park for a screening of her new film Lake Placid, opening July 16. In the thriller, Fonda plays a nature-phobic paleontologist.

Though some find baring a navel novel, Nicole Kidman, filming Birthday Girl near London, was perfectly comfortable strolling in separates.

Straight-and-arrow: Sporty Geena Davis took a bow—or was that a bow?—in Florence, where she won an archery contest staged as part of a fashion show. (Next year's hot look: feathered caps, leather jerkins, men in tights?) The sharpshooting actress next targets the big screen with Stuart Little, due in December.

Queen Latifah, caught off-guard by paparazzi as she sneaked out in a simple housedress to buy some milk...okay, not really. The Living Single alum, whose TV talk show premieres this fall, took part in Coney Island's annual Mermaid Parade.

Knokke Knokke. Who's there? Jean-Claude Van Damme. Jean-Claude Van Damme who? Jean-Claude Van-wait-a-Damme-minute—this guy just got married, at age 38, for the fifth time, to former bodybuilder Gladys Portugues, 41, (who, for those of you keeping score, was also his third wife, from 1986 to '93). The noteworthy nuptials occurred in Knokke-Heist, Belgium.

Big hugs from a big lug: In other action-hero news, Arnold Schwarzenegger helped kick off the 1999 Special Olympics World Summer Games in Raleigh, N.C. The event drew 50,000 fans and 7,000 athletes.