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Review: 'In Her Shoes' No Mere Chick Flick (ABC News) - Review: Thanks to Shirley MacLaine and Toni Collette, 'In Her Shoes' More Than a Chick-Flick

Review: Another view of John Lennon (CNN.com) - John Lennon would have turned 65 years old Sunday. The occasion -- and the impending 25th anniversary of his death on December 8 -- has unleashed a flood of books about his life and his music.

Film capsule review (The Times Argus) - THE GREATEST GAME EVER PLAYED -- 2 1/2 stars. Both puttheads and the fairway-averse will be charmed by "The Greatest Game Ever Played," an inconsistent and endearing sports inspirational that aims to be "Chariots of Fire" for golf.

Weddings for the Week of Oct. 2 (Herald & Review) - Basic wedding information submitted within six weeks after the event, and engagement information submitted at least two months before the wedding is published free of charge.

REVIEW: 'In Her Shoes' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - If you like these "Shoes," you'll also need a purse.

Mavs hire Wyoming assistant as head coach (Billings Gazette) - Heron O'Neal knows a good deal when he sees one. When a Chicago-area wedding facility offered him and his fiancée a $2,000 discount to move their nuptials from August to January, O'Neal jumped.

Movie review: Waiting ** (Toledo Blade) - More people will see a movie than will ever read a nonfiction expose as popular as Kitchen Confidential. And for that matter, more people will turn out for a comedy than for a documentary as big as Super-Size Me.

Film Review ***: Clooney’s Homage to Good Journalism (The MIT Tech) - Good Night, and Good Luck

Movie review: Junebug ***** (Toledo Blade) - Before Madeleine (Embeth Davidtz) met George (Alessandro Nivola), she spotted him across a crowded art gallery. Exotically thin, angular, and urbane, with an educated British trill, the Chicago art dealer noticed him, stopped in her tracks, and gawked. She loved him right there.

Movie review: In Her Shoes **** (Toledo Blade) - A self-absorbed hotsy-totsy party girl with no place to live is forced to sleep on the couch of her prim disapproving lawyer sister, and soon they discover a cache of old Christmas cards that reveals a grandmother in Florida they never knew existed.