Hollywood's Power Couples

Everything's better in twos, well check out these Hollywood dynamic duos!

Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith have two children that are just as hot in Hollywood. Their son Jaden Smith has starred in The Pursuit To Happyness and is currently staring in the new Karate Kid.

Despite his convincing portrayal of a husband at war in The War Of The Roses, and his previous marriage of 23 years to longtime wife Diandra unraveling, A-lister Michael Douglas would find love -- and marriage -- again. When the Basic Instinct star laid eyes upon Catherine Zeta-Jones, he told her, "I want to father your children." It worked: Married in 2000, the couple, with a 25-year age difference between them, now has two kids, Dylan Michael and Carys Zeta.

Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore: Hollywood's most high-profile cougar-driven relationship has to be between the sexy practical joker Kutcher, 32, and the 47-year-old Ghost star. The pair married in 2005 and even Demi's ex, Bruce Willis, was in attendance at the star-studded ceremony. The pair recently have made headlines for their frequent, and sometimes personal, revelations on the social networking Web site, Twitter.

Steven Spielberg and Kate Capshaw are closing in on their 20 anniversary, having married in 1991. The pair met on the set of Spielberg's 1984 thriller, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and wed seven years later. They share seven children, two from Capshaw's previous marriage, one from Spielberg's, and four together. Spielberg's prior marriage to actress Amy Irving landed him third place on the list of all-time divorce settlement payouts ($100 million), right behind Michael Jordan and Neil Diamond.

Jay Z & Beyonce: After helping Beyonce's career into the stratosphere on her 2003 breakout hit "Crazy In Love," Jay Z put a ring on it in a 2008 ceremony in New York. While they have no kids as of 2010, Jay-Z certainly looks like a natural as a dad when doting on Beyonce's adorable nephew, Jules Smith.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson: These two have enjoyed a 22-year marriage, which might as well be a century in Tinseltown time. They’ve shared the screen in films such as Volunteers, Sleepless in Seattle, and That Thing You Do. The pair have two kids, Chester Marlon and Truman Theodore, and the Forrest Gump star also has two children from a previous marriage, named Colin and Elizabeth.

David and Victoria Beckham: Los Angeles might be always be on guard for earthquakes, but no one could predict the ground-swelling media blitz that accompanied soccer stud David Beckham, his ex-Spice Girl wife Victoria, and their three kids to LaLa Land when the L.A. Galaxy snapped up the midfielder in 2007. While Beckham said at the time of his singing, "I'm coming to the U.S. not to be a superstar," he's become just that in the states three years later.

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw: No sad country song for these two Nashville stars, who tied the knot in 1996. The two fell in love while Hill was engaged to her former producer Scott Hendricks. Being a woman of virtue, Hill broke it off with Hendricks, and has been with McGraw happily ever since, as the couple now has three daughters: Gracie, Maggie and Audrey.

Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani: The pair rocked alternative radio stations during the 90s as the respective lead singers for Bush and No Doubt met while touring together. Ten years later, the music super couple is still rocking, and have two sons, Kingston and Zuma.

Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise: Known as TomKat, the A-list hunk and the ex-Dawson's Creek star make up one of Hollywood's most-frequently photographed couples right behind Brangelina. Cruise -- the ex-husband of actresses Mimi Rodgers and Nicole Kidman -- began dating Holmes in 2005, proposed to her atop the Eiffel Tower, jumped on Oprah's couch in delight and fathered a daughter, Suri, with her, all in just over a year's time. Only in Hollywood.

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt: Hollywood's preeminent power couple even has the most famous nickname : Brangelina. The pair met on the set of 2005's Mr. & Mrs. Smith, and are among the most-watched celebs in the world. After three adoptions and three births, the couple has six children: Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, and the twins, Knox and Vivienne.

Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban: No stranger to high-profile marriages, Kidman, the ex-wife of Tom Cruise, met Urban, a handsome Aussie country singer, at an event honoring Australians in Los Angeles in January 2005. They would tie the knot roughly a-year-and-a-half later, and welcome their first child, Sunday Rose, into the family about two years after that.

Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez: Lopez, her million-dollar derriere, and her fast-moving love life dominated tabloids in the early 2000s, as the crossover star's high-profile relationships with Ojani Noa, Sean Combs, Cris Judd and Ben Affleck made for an ongoing entertainment story. Things settled down when J.Lo laid eyes on the I Need To Know singer, and the pair married in 2004. In 2008, the couple became proud parents to twins.