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Same-sex R.I. couple weds in Mass. after judge gives the OK (Boston Globe) - A group of about 50 people gathered Sunday for a wedding ceremony at Capron Park in Attleboro.

Same-sex R.I. couple weds in Mass. (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus) - ATTLEBORO, Mass. -- A group of about 50 people gathered Sunday for a wedding ceremony at Capron Park in Attleboro. ... - By Brandie M. Jefferson Associated Press

Embracing the nouveaux (Orange County Register) - Review: Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal dives into the 21st century.

In Theaters Oct. 6 (The Times of Northwest Indiana) - THE DEPARTED (Rated R) Full review, D4. Grade A+ EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH (Rated PG-13) Full review, D4. Grade D TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE THREE (Rated R) Review, D3.

Same-sex R.I. couple weds in Mass. after judge gives the OK (The Daily Comet) - A group of about 50 people gathered Sunday for a wedding ceremony at Capron Park in Attleboro. The setting was basic - a few flower arrangements, a dozen folding chairs. The couple's 3-year-old son, Mickey, was the ring bearer. Their daughter, 6-year-old Hanna, the flower girl.

Book Review: For One More Day by Mitch Albom (Blogcritics.org) - “This is a story about family and, as there is a ghost involved you might call it a ghost story. But every family is a ghost story. The dead sit at our tables long after they have gone.” (For One More Day) Chick Benetto is a man who tried to kill himself. This is the story about his attempted suicide and the one day it gave him with his deceased mother. Through the book we see bits of his

Queens (Reinas) | Laughter, not tears at this wedding (Miami Herald) - This review previously was published during the Miami Gay & Lesbian Film Festival. At a posh hotel catering primarily to a gay clientele, five mothers -- the eponymous heroines of the comedy Queens (Reinas) -- congregate to prepare for their respective sons' upcoming nuptials.

Sandler's acting, goofiness click in place (Akron Beacon Journal) - The movie (): Adam Sandler faces a double-edged sword in his career. He makes millions as a comic, but only in rare instances, normally when he works with a prominent director such as P.T. Anderson in Punch Drunk Love, is he given credit as an actor. I didn't, until I began to appreciate his goofy charms in The Wedding Singer, and then realized there were reasons to like his sophomoric side in

Will That Child Step Off the Screen and Into Our Lives? (New York Times) - Maternal yearnings, paternal misgivings.

Review: Boris by Andrew Gimson (Guardian Unlimited) - Andrew Gimson's affectionate biography of Boris Johnson is a catalogue of betrayals, but Michael White can't help being fond of the blond bombshell.