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Year in review: April (ePolitix.com) - The general election campaign dominated the month but it got off to stuttering start at first with the Pope's funeral, and then the Prince of Wales' wedding, intervening.

Movie Review: No mere rumor, Aniston film a likely hit for the holidays (Omaha World-Herald) - Just in time for the holidays, a light romantic comedy that is both romantic and funny, and eye-catching as well. In "Rumor Has It," Jennifer Aniston looks fabulous in tight little dresses, tight little torn blue jeans and a revealing little ball gown.

Review: 'Rumor Has It ...' this film's bad (CNN.com) - (AP) -- There are a couple of classic caveats about Hollywood: Never put your own money into a movie and avoid working with animals or children. Here's another: Do not draw comparisons between your run-of-the-mill movie and a great one.

REVIEW: This 'Rumor' isn't worth spreading (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - In "The Player," director Robert Altman lampooned the idea that Hollywood would ever make a sequel to "The Graduate."

2005 in review: Part 1 (Digital Spy) - It’s the time of year for looking back over the last twelve months and why should TV Diary be any different? A month-by-month trawl through the year of telly 2005.

Year in review (Newsday) - 1. Which former presidents were tapped to head the tsunami relief effort in January? 2. Which team lost in the 2005 Super Bowl? 3. To what post was Michael Chertoff confirmed in February?

Movie review: ‘Rumor Has It...' (Metromix.com) - A few years back, Jennifer Aniston shed her polished sitcom image to play Justine, a poor, rural young woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown in the indie gem "The Good Girl."

Boblin anniversary (Pahrump Valley Times) - Congratulations to Velebit and MaryAnne Boblin, who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary earlier this year with family and friends in Mayville, Wis.

Review: 2005's Overlooked Performances (AP via Yahoo! News) - Forget Oscar, these were the year's most fun and lively performances — the ones we actually can't wait to watch again. Please, no costumes, no accents.

TV's top 10 moments of the summer-fall season (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - I don't need a single present for Christmas. Of course, if you've already purchased something for me, and it isn't ticking, feel free to drop it off at the newspaper. Otherwise, be comforted by the fact that I've been blessed with great TV memories, gifts that keep on giving. Next week, I'll share my top 10 programs and specials from the entire year, but for now, let's review the most