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Report: Wedding Bells May Ring For Pixar's Steve Jobs And Disney (TechWeb) - While rumors of some sort of alliance between Disney and Pixar have circulated for several weeks, Talks between Pixar and Disney are at a serious stage, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.

Beware of ‘review inflation' by superlative-addicted critical wannabes (The Davis Enterprise) - Published Jan 06, 2006 - 14:49:21 CST. Who is Earl Dittman ... and what, precisely, is Wireless Magazine?

Movie Review: 'Rumor Has It ... ' (San Antonio Express News) - Rarely does a movie come with a homework assignment. Take it from me, though: "Rumor Has It ..." is a lot more fun if you've seen "The Graduate."

Theater Review: Characters are easy to like in well-crafted 'Intimate Apparel' (San Antonio Express News) - Play's emotions, both tender and harsh, draw the audience in.

THE BOOK OF GENERATIONS (Kirkus Reviews) - Review Date: JANUARY 17, 2006 Publisher: iUniverse (219 pp.) Price (paperback): $18.95 Publication Date: August 12, 2005 ISBN (paperback): 0-595-35960-4 Category: AUTHORS Classification: NONFICTION

LUXEMBOURG: Elizabeth Emanuel loses claim to her name (just-style) - Article Summary: A legal adviser to Europe’s highest court ruled yesterday (19 January) that Elizabeth Emanuel, best known as the designer of Princess Diana's wedding dress, has no right to use her own name.

Millikin professor works to discover the many works of Shelbyville artist Robert Root (Herald & Review) - SHELBYVILLE - It has been nearly 70 years since Robert Root died. The classically trained artist, known for his tranquil landscapes and lifelike portraits, spent much of life working in Shelbyville, where he was born during the Civil War.

Fantasies, comedies crowd out serious subjects at moviehouses (Pittsburgh Live) - Look over Variety's annual compilation of the 250 top-grossing movies in North America, the newest list spanning strictly the 365 days of 2005, and you cannot fail to peg prevailing tastes.

Guardian Unlimited Books | By genre | Arts and entertainment (Guardian Unlimited) - Did you miss ... ? Hambling for the defence The artist's conversations with Andrew Lambirth in Maggi Hambling: The Works reveal her independent streak, says Alex Clark.

Movie Review: Corpse Bride (Smart-Popcorn) - Combined Rating: 74% (S:70%; P:80%) - Corpse Bride (Tim Burtons, by the way) as a whole will probably always remain in the shadow of The Nightmare Before Christmas, and thats probably where it belongs. It is not quite as witty, not quite as clever, not quite as ground-breaking or pivotal in cinematic history. But I do recommend it as a visual treat, a sweet little folk tale, and general good fun