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GoM to review AI-IA merger today (The Times of India) - The big, fat wedding in the Indian skies is taxiing for take-off.

Kasuri’s India trip and the power of ‘wedding diplomacy’ (The Pakistan Link) - NEW DELHI: Foreign Minister Mehmood Kasuri’s three-day “private visit” to New Delhi is fast turning into a “wedding diplomacy” offensive.

NYPD shooting probe promised (FOX Rochester) - New York's mayor is promising a thorough review of the shooting death of a man on his wedding day. Twenty-three-year-old Sean Bell had just left bachelor party at a Queens nightclub. He was among a group of men outside the club early Saturday.

To love, honor and watch every week (The Star-Ledger) - "Big Day"(Tomorrow at 9 p.m. on Channel 7) A new comedy devotes an entire season to showing a young couple's wedding day. Josh Cooke, Marla Sokoloff and Wendie Malick star.

Book Review - Leading Men: The 50 Most Unforgettable Actors of the Studio Era . At Least Some of Them (Blogcritics.org) - It’s safe to say that Turner Classic Movies owns the classic film franchise. While the AMC channel goes for a different demographic, shows commercials and suffers an identity crisis, TCM continues to bring new fans into the movie world of the 1920-1960s and occasionally beyond. Their massive library includes silents and films produced before the Hayes Code took sex out of the movies and moved in

Dixie Chicks forge ahead (Orange County Register) - Review: The boldly reinvented band lets its music do the talking at superb show.

PEOPLE Week in review (Contra Costa Times) - JUST WHEN YOU THINK the drama in Hollywood has died down, you get another week of racial epithets, potential homophobia, and pure diva 'tude. But at least celebs are breaking up and having babies. Alas, all is well in La La Land.

Review: CGO&O's 'Butterfly' a soaring success (Stamford Advocate) - Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" must be on every opera fan's short list of favorites. It has all the elements of a great opera and, when performed well, makes for a memorable evening in the theater. Such was the Connecticut Grand Opera & Orchestra's "Madama Butterfly" on Nov. 18 at the Palace Theatre in Stamford.

Review: CGO&O's 'Butterfly' a soaring success (Greenwich Time) - Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" must be on every opera fan's short list of favorites. It has all the elements of a great opera and, when performed well, makes for a memorable evening in the theater.

RENT THIS: `Moonstruck' (The Charlotte Observer) - This review is from Jan. 15, 1988. "Moonstruck" goes down like a rich Gorgonzola cheese: heady, heavy, a satisfying dessert that's slightly overripe with sentimentality but holds its shape.