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Americans love Cam and Mitch, from Barack and Michelle Obama to Anne and Mitt Romney.  The two men aren't just the funniest duo on ABC's hit sitcom "Modern Family," they're easily the most visible fictional gay couple in the U.S--and perhaps the nation's most visible gay couple, period.  Along with their adoptive daughter, Cam and Mitch are funny, engaging and relatable: the perfect manifestation of the show's title. One thing they aren't, however, is married.  That's something the American Civil Liberties Union--one of the oldest and most influential civil rights groups in the country--thinks it's time to change.  "America wants to see Cam & Mitch get hitched on Modern Family," a new action page on the ACLU's website reads, inviting visitors to sign up and 'RSVP' to the couple's wedding.  (Or rather, to their wedding episode.)  The ACLU plans to deliver the guest list to the show's producers. This isn't the first time Cam and Mitch have been the

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J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek Into Darkness" (Paramount) grossed $22 million yesterday, for a total of $35.5 million since its IMAX-only debut on Wednesday (other theaters were added Thursday). This fell short of the almost $27 million that Abrams' 2009 reboot took in its initial Friday (after $4 million on its first day), so overall it is still ahead. But it looks less likely to equal the earlier film's total of $79 million through its first weekend. "Into Darkness" had the benefit of 3-D presentation in many theaters, with higher ticket prices, so the dropoff is even more significant. What is better for the film is its international performance so far, where Paramount made a push to boost the series' profile; "Star Trek" has traditionally fared better in the U.S. than overseas. In initial territories (most of the world opened this weekend or has yet to show the film) it took in $47 million, all were ahead of past performance. With a $190 million production cost, the

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