Bhutan Royal Wedding: A Commoner Becomes Queen
PHOTO:&nbsp;Queen Jetsun Pema, right, looks at King Jigme Khesar
Namgyal Wangchuck as they pose after they were married.  Today,
in a remote isolated country that considers itself to be the
happiest place on earth, a dashing king transformed a beautiful
commoner into a queen.  Bhutan, about the size of Iowa and with
a population roughly equal to El Paso, Texas, is a place where
there are zero stoplights, only three dentists and where TV
appeared about a decade ago.  At 31, King Jigme Khesar, known as
the "Asian Elvis," because of his hair style, is apparently the
youngest king in the world. He went to college in the Boston
area and is a huge Celtics fan.  Khesar was coronated in 2008
when his father, a man with four wives, all sisters, decided to
step down. The new king announced in May that he'd chosen a
wife, a 21-year-old student named Jetsun Pema, the daughter of
an airline pilot, who likes painting and sports.  The entire
country was shut down for the weddi