In the 17 months that 52-year-old Doug Hutchison has been married to 18-year-old Courtney Stodden, no reporters had the balls to refer to Doug by a very specific name to his face. Until now, that is.

The Green Mile actor married Courtney last year when she was 16 (with her mother's consent) and they are now touting their effed-up relationship on VH1 reality show Couples Therapy. While promoting the show on Access Hollywood Live, co-host Billy Bush finally said to Doug what we've all been thinking. "People are going to think you're a pedophile and a pervert for meeting this girl on the internet. And they're not that far off. Your career is over, you know," he said. 

What did the therapist on the VH1 show have to say about their relationship? Find out after the jump!

Here today, pop charts tomorrow.

Singer Ryan Beatty gained a huge YouTube following through his covers of songs by artists ranging from Michael Buble to Gavin Degraw, but when he released his debut single Every Little Thing on iTunes last November, it reached No. 56 on the pop charts in just 24 hours. The teeanger just released his debut EP Because of You last month and now has even bigger plans on his mind. Ryan spoke with Hollywire's own Chelsea Briggs at VH1's Do Something Awards to talk about the inspiration behind the EP and his dream collaboration.

So can the 16-year-old grow a mustache yet? Find out after the jump!

VH1 and some of the biggest female voices in music arepaying tribute to some soulful cities! MaryJ. Blige, JenniferHudson, Jill Scott, Florence + the Machine, KellyClarkson and Jessie J. will perform at VH1 Divas Celebrates Soul atNew York City's HammersteinBallroom, airing on Dec. 19^th at 9 PM on VH1.

The televised musical special will honor some of the major cities that playeda pivotal role in the growth of soul music. Some of the cities featured will beChicago, Detroit, London, Philadelphia, and Memphis.