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TV Review: Return of the master detective (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking," (Sunday, 9-11 p.m. ET, PBS, check local listings) loses no time establishing its hero's tenuous hold on life and his unappeasable inner torments.

Play Review (Beloit Daily News) - Beloit Civic Theatre is once again in production of its annual musical. This year the offering is decidedly Sondheim. The place is New York City, the time is now. The subject depends on your point of view. Some might say it is about one man's search for love.

Death of the Brattle? (The Harvard Crimson) - An evil ancient spirit murders stranded wedding guests on an abandoned farm beneath the Halloween moon. A biotechnological food-industry conspiracy implicates global agricultural giants and the United States government in a manipulative invasion of the American dinner plate.

Dance Review: Boston Ballet Puts on Jazzy ‘Cinderella’Stepsisters Nearly Steal Show From a Graceful Cinderella (The MIT Tech) - Cinderella

A Cappella Review: Penn Masala Brings Indian A Cappella to MIT (The MIT Tech) - Penn Masala

Buffalo News - Movies (The Buffalo News) - The following capsule reviews of recent releases, long runs and revivals, are where noted, by The News critics. Unsigned reviews are from services . The Motion Picture Association of America ratings: G - Suitable for all ages.

Grand Rapids man glad to be alive after accident (Mesabi Daily News) - GRAND RAPIDS — Talking with the Herald-Review from an intensive care room in an Idaho hospital doesn't seem like a circumstance that most would view as fortunate.

Reuniting with a Lost Love (Psychology Today) - It's possible to love again, but it's a little intense.

Whig.com (The Quincy Herald-Whig) - The Quincy Housing Authority will open bids next week for a new administration building at the Indian Hills housing complex, Sixth and Harrison. The administration building is the central headquarters for all six QHA-managed public housing sites in Quincy.

News from Slackerwood: AFF is not enough (Cinematical) - Filed under: News From Slackerwood , Austin One big film festival in town simply isn't enough for Austin film programmers and filmgoers. Every theater in town has a top-notch schedule this week. Is this because we're close to Halloween, is it because the Texas Book Festival is on the horizon, or is there something in the air? Your guess is as good as mine. All I know is that this would