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Video Review: 'Wedding Crashers' (The WBAL Channel) - Is the hit film "Wedding Crashers" something you're going to want to RSVP for on on DVD? Find out with our review.

Video Review: 'Wedding Crashers' (Local6.com Central Florida) - "Wedding Crashers" (R): Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn are laugh-out-loud hilarious in the raucous romantic comedy "Wedding Crashers," a refreshing breath of politically-incorrect air in the over-populated era of sanitized PG-13 movies.

Review: Advizor Solutions Invites You To A Double Wedding (Business Intelligence Pipeline) - Advizor Analyst 5.0 reveals hidden patterns.

DVD Review (Neosho Daily News) - As 2005 is now behind us and a new dawn has begun, I decided to name the Top 10 DVD rentals of 2005 that I thought would be good to watch. Number 10: “Fever Pitch.”

Facts Every Couple Should Know (The Gilroy Dispatch) - When couples decide they want to get married, often one topic of discussion is finances. How will the wedding be paid for? How will the honeymoon be paid for? Who will pay for what? After the honeymoon is over, many couples realize that they failed to discuss many other important financial details.

Sacramento News & Review (Sacramento News & Review) - ©Copyright 2006 Chico Community Publishing, Inc.

01/03: Review: ‘Rumor Has It …’ doesn’t seduce (Journal Times Online) - So this isn’t a remake, and it isn’t a sequel – thank goodness, on both counts – but neither does it stand up on its own. Looking back over my notes as I write this review, all of two days after having screened “Rumor Has It …,” I’m having a hard time even remembering what happened.

Reform mental health: police (Townsville Bulletin) - AN attack on four police officers by a man wielding a pitchfork on the New South Wales Central Coast has prompted calls for an urgent review of the mental health system.

Local Album Review Tenderhooks Tenderhooks (The New Beat Records) (Metro Pulse) - The best rock music always defies its era, existing on a separate plane as opposed to merely cutting and pasting whatever sonic trend might happen to be big this week into the body of its own aural text.

Film Review (Syracuse New Times) - It feels cheaper, all right, and slightly more crass, too, but chances are you already knew that going into Cheaper By the Dozen 2 (20th Century Fox; 93 minutes; PG; widescreen; 2005), a second helping spurred on by the $138 million box-office take of the 2003 template.