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In Her Shoes, Film Review (Kansas City InfoZine) - By Liz Sweeney - Cinematic chick lit peddles femme stereotypes, cultural directives and Jimmy Choo sandals.

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' 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.

Fiction Chronicle (New York Times) - New books by Anita Shreve, Anita Diamant, Stephen King, Martha Southgate and Kim Ponders.

Review: 'In Her Shoes' no mere chick flick (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer) - There's a scene in "In Her Shoes" in which Cameron Diaz and Shirley MacLaine sit around a TV set with some neighbors at a Florida retirement community, watching "Sex and the City" and sipping that show's signature cocktail, the cosmopolitan.

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.

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.