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Babus attending wedding at state's expense (Hindustan Times) - Finally, few senior state forest officials have succeeded to make a safe passage to attend the wedding ceremony of the son of their super boss, Jwala Prasad on December 25, at the cost of state expenses!

Aussie film industry showing good signs (The West Australian) - Bold and original. That's the way the world sees Australian films. But for an industry yearning to recapture the early 90s glory days of Strictly Ballroom, Muriel's Wedding and Priscilla Queen of the Desert, there's still a long way to go.

Praises galore for Parvin Dabbas! (Glamsham.com) - When any actor is appreciated in a review in the ‘Variety’ magazine it's a matter of great pride. And that's what has happened to Parvin Dabbas who has been singled out for his performance in the American production MEMSAB where he plays an old timer prince in love with a foreigner.

PEOPLE: Week in review (Contra Costa Times) - It was a somewhat quiet week in Tinseltown, with all our celebrities shopping more than partying. All, that is, except for two big-mouthed New Yorkers. Yes, everything's coming up Rosie this week in the gossip news.

Movie review: 'The Holiday' (Metromix.com) - This one's more of a working vacation. "The Holiday" is a 131-minute romantic comedy for those who, if they had their way, would still be watching "Love Actually."

Pope appeals for world's children (CNN.com) - VATICAN CITY (AP) -- Pope Benedict XVI's Christmas Midnight Mass homily focused on abused children around the world.

Pope makes Christmas appeal for children (AP via Yahoo! News) - Pope Benedict XVI celebrated Christmas Midnight Mass in the splendor of St. Peter's Basilica early Monday with an appeal for abused children around the world, including child soldiers, beggars and others deprived of sustenance and love.

Musical Review (The Sun Post) - (Edward Norton, Naomi Watts, Liev Schreiber) Walter (Norton) and Kitty (Watts) are never in love, get married, she cheats, there’s a lot of hatred and spite, and then they fall in love for the first time.

Week in Review (The Scranton Times-Tribune) - Dwight Schrute’s severe lack of social graces doesn’t endear him much to his colleagues at the Dunder-Mifflin paper supply company. The people of Scranton, however, like him just fine.

Critics' Review of 2006 (Guardian Unlimited) - British film excelled, pop fans reclaimed music - and it's been the best of all art years. Our critics' highlights.