The former WWWE divas Lilian Garcia and Trish Stratus partied in New York City over the weekend to celebrate Lilian’s recent wedding. Lilian posted a number of messages and pictures on Twitter over the weekend about their time together.

This morning, she wrote, “Sad today cause Trish has to leave. :-( Had an amazing wkend with her. Thks grl 4 cming & celebrtng my wedding! U r the best!! Luv ya!”

Here are the pictures Lilian posted of her and Trish from the weekend:

Related Link: Lilian Garcia Wedding Photo

— As announced earlier, Access Hollywood correspondents Nancy O’Dell and Maria Menounos will be taking control of Monday Night Raw tonight as this week’s guest hosts. Menounos has been posting messages on her Twitter account all weekend regarding her appearance, including making note of an apparent injury. Here is what she wrote:

“Pulled my hamstring yesterday..bad timing..icing it now”

“Ok guys-what would my entrance song for wwe be?”

“Gonna make all the greeks proud on monday night raw…wil be representing-tune in!”

“Finally going to sleep…feel like a kid before christmas morning…wwe is going to be so fun tomorrow!!!”

“Up early to make some tv and radio appearances here in indianapolis to promo wwe tonight!”

Video surfaced online last Friday of Menounos training in the ring at Ric Drasin’s pro wrestling school in Southern California, so it would appear that she will be getting physical on tonight’s show providing she is healthy enough.

— Click here to find out what the likes of Jack Swagger, Kofi Kingston and Matt Hardy are thankful for this year.

— During Friday’s episode of Psych on the USA Network, they aired clips of the Royal Rumble and the main characters made dolls of “Hacksaw” Jim Duggan and Junkyard Dog. (Thanks to Matt)

— According to an Associated Press article, Ozzy Osbourne is set to host an upcoming episode of Monday Night Raw. The word going around is that he will appear with his wife Sharon at the November 2nd show in Worcester, Massachusetts. Osbourne released his autobiography titled, “I Am Ozzy” earlier this month that he’ll likely be promoting during the WWE appearance.

– There is an article on OKMagazine about tonight’s WWE Raw host Nancy O’Dell and her being named “WWE’s Hottest Fan,” which you can read here.

— As we reported last week, John Cena’s next WWE Studios movie “Oxley’s Road” is set to start shooting in New Orleans later this year. NationalLedger.com posted a note that says producers are still looking for the young actor who’ll play John Cena’s little brother.

— The WWE website has posted new photos of ECW backstage announcer Savannah.

— This week’s edition of TNA iMPACT! drew a 1.0 cable rating. This is down from last week’s 1.1 figure. (source: PWInsider.com)

— One half of the TNA Knockout Tag Team Champions, Sarita, will be going for her fourth consecutive CMLL Bodybuilding Championship on Wednesday, November 25th.

— Jeremy Borash is covering this weekend’s slate of TNA live events in Wisconsin and Minnesota on the company’s Twitter account — including complete results, photos and more. Click here for photos and results from last night’s show in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Silicon Valley’s MercuryNews.com has an article that looks at WWE’s transition from TV-14 programming to TV-PG, with quotes from WWE Chairman Vince McMahon.

McMahon explains that desepite the success WWE saw during the edgy Attitude era, the time was right to shift towards more family friendly programming. “We just followed our audience and tried to listen to them,” McMahon said. “It’s a more sophisticated product. It’s just the right move business-wise, but more specifically the right move in terms of reaching our audience.”

Since going PG, WWE has picked up a number of new sponsorships, including Pepsi, 7-Eleven stores, Mattel toys and the Army National Guard.

Vince also said by toning down WWE’s programming, they are moving farther away from being in direct competition with mixed martial arts. “You really can’t compete with that,” he said. “Why not deliver a more sophisticated product and not go to those extremes? If the audience wants those extremes, they know where to go and how to get it.”

Wait, what?! WWE? Sophisticated? WWE? World Wrestling Entertainment?

The article also notes that singer Ozzy Osbourne will be hosting Raw this fall.

— TNA officials reached out to Terry Funk to work the Bound For Glory pay-per-view later this month. Apparently, they wanted the WWE Hall of Famer to be involved in the Abyss vs. Mick Foley “Monster’s Ball: Hardcore Extreme” match. (source: Wrestling Observer Newsletter)

— Lacey Von Erich has put up the gold jacket she wore during her TNA debut up for bid on eBay.

— In this week’s TNA webmatch, Kip James squares off against Rhino. You can view the match here. Also note, the multi-time WWE tag team champion is back to being a babyface.

— As noted earlier, the TNA Knockouts will be featured in the new issue of Muscle & Fitness, which goes on sale this Tuesday. Click here to see behind the scenes footage from the photo shoot.

— As seen last night on Impact, Madison Rayne scored the deciding fall in an Eight Knockout Elimination Match where she, Velvet Sky, Alissa Flash and Traci Brooks defeated Sarita, Taylor Wilde, Hamada and Christy Hemme. This was her first pinfall victory in TNA since joining the promotion in February.

— Click here for photos and videos from last night’s episode of Impact.

— Following a minor knee injury, WWE Diva Kelly Kelly has started back at the gym this week and should be returning to action soon.

 — WWE has changed the name of it’s February PPV fro No Way Out to Elimination Chamber, according to the Upcoming Pay-Per-Views list on WWE.com. The event is expected to feature multiple Elimination Chamber matches, much like the recent Hell in a Cell PPV.

— The WWE website has posted new photos of Beth Phoenix.

— Matt Hardy will be appearing on next week’s episode of Scare Tactics on Syfy. You can catch the episode Tuesday at 9:00 p.m ET. Here’s a teaser for the episode:

— Happy birthday to Paul Burchill, who turns 30 day and WWE United States champion The Miz, who turns 29.

Miz posted a message on his Twitter.com/mikethemiz page saying, “thanks for all the birthday wishes the mizfits remember. what am i doin on my bday? working of course have a thq video game appearance.”

— Former TNA creative team member Dutch Mantel has posted a blog this week where he talks about working with The Undertaker before he became a star. Mantel wrote on TheWorldAccordingToDutch.blogspot.com:

“When I first became acquainted with Mark, he was the complete opposite of what he is today. His hair was cropped short and he had no tattoos. When I first laid eyes on him, he actually looked too clean cut to be a wrestler. Today, he is a walking tat advert. He turned out to be a great guy and for a man his size, he moved like silk”

He continued, “At first glance, Mark had all the physical tools to succeed in the pro wrestling business. He had the size, the look and the raw talent to be a HUGE star. His next hurdle he would face would be to decide if he possessed the temperament to succeed. Over the next several months, I got to know Mark Calaway’s temperament very well and he passed the test.”

During an interview with the UK Sun this week to promote his new movie Damage, WWE Hall of Famer Steve Austin says he’s spoken to former WWE superstar Jeff Hardy about his ongoing issues, but you can only do so much to help another person.

“I called him a while back and talked to him,” he said. “He’s a good looking kid, he’s got a really unique style, people love him, he has his own kind of charisma. I wish he could put it all together and get his personal demons behind him. He got caught with a lot of stuff and we’ll see what happens.”

Austin said he’s reached out to other WWE superstars when he they were having issues with drug addiction.

“I’ve called a few guys when I hear some of them getting into problems,” he said. “I try to give my two cents to the situation. They’ll all swear that everything is cool, it turns out things aren’t cool. [Vince McMahon] has offered to pay for rehab for anybody who wants it. Some people have taken him up on it, some people haven’t. I get made when people point the finger at Vince and say it’s his fault. It’s not his fault. He’s a third generation promoter who runs a wrestling company. I take responsibility for all my actions. I think everybody should. I refuse to think that it’s Vince McMahon’s fault for any of this.”

He said Jeff Hardy has a unique situation for WWE. One hand hand, he’s one of the most charismatic and popular superstars on the roster, but there’s such a risk of him screwing up that they’ve never been able to fully get behind him.

“Man. This last thing I just heard about the other day when I was driving back from Texas to L.A.,” he said. “They never gave that guy a full green light push, but you can’t keep him down. All the calamity and trouble he gets into, but people love him. If they ever fully gave him a green light push, who knows what would happen? But you can’t do that because you don’t know what he’s going to do because all of a sudden you have all of this time and money invested and then he screws up. So who knows what’s going to come out of it, if he’s going to do time or whatever. He has some serious stuff going against him.”

The WWE Studios feature film “Suckerpunch” starring the Big Show has been renamed to “Knucklehead” and has some new additions to the cast, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Big Show will be joined by Mark Feuerstein (USA Network’s Royal Pains) and Melora Hardin (HBO’s Hung).

In “Knucklehead,” fight promoter Memphis Earl (Feuerstein) is in debt and thinks his luck is about to change when he comes across the 7-foot lifelong orphan, Walter Kronk (Big Show). He tries to convince Kronk to wrestle professionally and Kronk finally agrees to wrestle on behalf of his fellow orphans, setting up a road trip. Filming kicked off this week in New Orleans.

The Hollywood Reporter article also notes that Big Show recently finished shooting the SNL feature film “MacGruber.” Last month, Chris Jericho wrote on Twitter that he and the Great Khali were also filming scenes for the MacGruber movie, so it looks like WWE will be well-represented there.