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Movie Review | Margot at the Wedding: Wicked sister often wince-inducing (The Columbus Dispatch) - The title character of Margot at the Wedding is a published author of some note and a wife, mother and world-class neurotic. She is coolly intellectual and, on refreshing occasions, charming.

`Wedding' just a bridesmaid (The Charlotte Observer) - Noah Baumbach jumped into filmmaking's major leagues two years ago with "The Squid and the Whale," which justly earned him an Oscar for best original screenplay. He's dropped back to the minors with "Margot at the Wedding," where the controlled craziness of "Squid" turns into weirdness for its own sake. There's plenty to admire in the performances and atmosphere, but the writer-director needed ...

Movie Review: There's little beauty in ugly 'Margot at the Wedding' (Orlando Sentinel) -

Counting down and planning the BIG DAY (The Virginia Gazette) - Introduce both families and announce your engagement. Begin a budget. Create a guest list. Select a tentative date. Choose your wedding party.

Photo galleries and multimedia (The Toledo Blade) - Review the past 10 photo galleries posted on toledoblade.com:

Film review: Sisters skirmish tragically in 'Margot' (The Capital Times) - MARGOT AT THE WEDDING Rating: 3 out of 4 stars. Rated: R for language, sexual content. Stars: Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jack Black. Length: 1:33. Where: Sundance You know those movies where a dysfunctional family gets together, bickers and argues and comes close to a total meltdown, only to reconcile in the end and come away with their bonds stronger than ever? Cut out that last part ...

Pledging Allegiance (Washington Post) - New York was warm on that spring day in 1961, remembers Jack O'Leary, a teacher and role model for 17-year-old Rudy Giuliani, and a confidant for the boy's father, Harold Giuliani. Harold had asked O'Leary, then a member of the De La Salle Christian Brothers, to Sunday afternoon dinner at the Giu...

No DoubleClick Recusals At FTC (WebProNews) - FTC chair Deborah Platt Majoras isn't the only commissioner with a matrimonial connection at the Jones Day law firm, but neither she nor William Kovacic will recuse themselves from the Google/DoubleClick antitrust review. We have covered the bizarre saga of Jones Day and the request for recusal from two privacy advocacy organizations this week. Today's episode finds that two ...

Thoroughly Modern (Washington Post) - Why now? What powers the onrush of Jane Austen sequels and clones? At the root of this popularity surge seems to lie the contrast between those smart, elegant and quietly reserved sisters, Jane and Elizabeth Bennet, and the female idols of our own hour such as Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears.

MUSIC (Washington Post) -