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Elvis Presley's Diamond and Platinum Wedding Band From His 1967 Marriage to Priscilla Headlines Joseph Maddalena's (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - Elvis Presley's diamond and platinum wedding band from his marriage to Priscilla will be among over $2 million worth of exclusive TV and movie memorabilia to be auctioned on Thursday, December 14 and Friday, December 15 by Joseph Maddalena and his internationally-renowned Profiles In History, the number one company in the world for live and simultaneous Internet memorabilia auctions.

S.F. appeals marriage ban to state high court (Planet Out via Yahoo! News) - SUMMARY: The California Supreme Court is not obligated to review the appellate court's ruling, which overturned a pro-gay decision by a San Francisco judge.

Cruise-Holmes Wedding: Friends Not Invited (Fox News) - Plus, Clint's 'Flags' off Oscar radar, Aretha's faith remains unbroken

No wax wedding for Jolie and Pitt (TurkishPress.com) - Las Vegas - It seems that the principled Hollywood couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt won't get married - even in wax.

1995 Cadillac Catera Review (The Auto Channel) - Somebody once said that typical Cadillac owners are somewhere between 65 years of age and dead. A cruel description, but, until recently, fairly accurate.

A review of 'Rumors' (Kewanee Star Courier) - KEWANEE — The Black Hawk East Community Players again put on a performance that filled the audience with laughter. From the first words out of Ken Gorman’s (played by Mick Peed) mouth, to the surprising finale, ‘‘Rumors’’ was a success.

Book Review: A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon (Blogcritics.org) - As he demonstrated in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time , a canine murder mystery from the point of view of an autistic boy, former children's book author and illustrator Mark Haddon has a gift for reaching inside the inner world of characters whose minds should prove difficult to penetrate. A Spot of Bother is Haddon's second novel aimed at adults, and again he writes his

Movie Review : Babel (State Press) - I don't understand the movie, "Babel." It's confusing. There are so many different languages being spoken, mass confusion and chaos in exotic and remote locations, big-named actors mixed in with no-names who all give dazzling performances, and many different themes.

PLAY REVIEW: 'Much Ado' about Globe's comedy (Daily Aztec) - William Shakespeare's sworn bachelors and old maids come to life in The Old Globe's production of "Much Ado About Nothing," where the classic tale of Beatrice and Benedick unfolds on the Cassius Carter Centre Stage. The story begins with soldiers returning victorious from war and young lovers Hero (Joy Farmer-Clary) and Claudio (Chris Bresky) eager to court one another.

PEOPLE WEEK IN REVIEW (Contra Costa Times) - This week the world was stunned and saddened when another shocking divorce made headlines. Yes, shocking! Aside from that, there were temper tantrums, threatened lawsuits and wedding location rumors, as usual.