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Kasuri, Mukherjee to review composite dialogue in Delhi next month (New Kerala) - Islamabad, Oct 25: Pakistan Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmood Kasuri will review the third round of the bilateral composite dialogue process with Indian counterpart Pranab Mukherjee when he visits New Delhi next month.

Theater Review: Strong cast lights up 'Steel Magnolias' (San Antonio Express News) - Watching "Steel Magnolias" is sort of like tucking into a mound of mashed potatoes: They're not fancy, but they're tasty and generally satisfying.

In theaters (Bradenton Herald) - Catch A Fire HHH Review on 4E. The true story of one man's fight against apartheid. (101 min.) Rated PG-13.

MUSIC REVIEW: Etta James at Landmark (Richmond Times-Dispatch) - Thank goodness for cat food and car commercials. Without them, a generation of young people would probably be clueless about the singer behind the lush R&B classic "At Last."

Music Review: Laura Nyro - Live at the Bottom Line (Blogcritics.org) - Ever put in a CD for the first time not expecting any fireworks from the music contained within and find yourself surprisingly blown away by it? That's how it was for me the first time I listened to Laura Nyro's Laura: Live At The Bottom Line . Now, my expectations weren't low because I had some lukewarm opinion about the artist in question. Oh no, Nyro was one of the more original,

Movie Review: Taxidermia (Blogcritics.org) - A few years ago I discovered the 2002 movie Hukkle , which was the first feature-length film from Hungarian director Gyorgy Palfi. I was enchanted by this virtually dialog-free film which relied mainly on ambient sound and largely on the recurrent noise of hiccups. Set in an idyllic farming community, the viewer gradually becomes aware of nasty doings behind the simple facade, with one or more

Review: 'Babel' strongest when simplest (AP via Yahoo! News) - "Babel" begins with one character walking through the Moroccan desert to sell his rifle and ends with another character finding her footing on the balcony of a Tokyo high rise.

Murder-for-hire convict faces execution today (Houston Chronicle) - Condemned inmate Gregory Summers remembers making funeral arrangements for his parents and an uncle, all of them fatally stabbed and then burned when their home in Abilene was set on fire.

Photographers preserve babies' first - and last - moments through Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep (Herald & Review) - DECATUR - Heather Tirpak talks openly to her baby son, Matthew, every day. She tells him she loves him and about her daily life, but most of all, she tells him she misses him.

Country musician to appear at local store (Baytown Sun) - This year, Halloween in Baytown will feature the usual roundup of ghosts, witches and goblins, as well as one unexpected character — a singin’ cowboy.