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Music Review: Le Band Passe Partout - Louisiana Cajun Music (Blogcritics.org) - A little bit of everything, including a wedding song and a Christmas tune. For reasons I'll get to later, I thought I'd revisit the world of Cajun music for this review, spotlighting a newly released album on the Swallow label (Flat Town Music). It's actually a reissue of the debut album for Le Band Passe Partout, an authentic group straight from the bayou, and it's simply titled Louisiana ...

You're the Wedding Planner. Now What Do You Do? (Washington Post) - George Mason University students waited expectantly as the guest lecturer plugged in her curling iron. The topic on the syllabus: updos.

Tony N' Tina's Wedding (2004) (New York Times) - The most popular movies among NYTimes.com readers. A couple from the less fashionable side of New York learns the hard way about the nuts and bolts of staging a wedding in this broad comedy based on the long-running off-Broadway play.

People week in review (Contra Costa Times) - You can sure tell we're in the holiday season when there are rumored pregnancies, engagements, breakups, meddling parents and new babies to spice things up in Celebville.

Beautiful Weddings Book Review (BellaOnline) - "Beautiful Weddings" by Carole Hamilton can't be beat.

Giffords returns from Iraq trip; calls U.S. military 'extraordinary' (Arizona Range News) - WASHINGTON - The security and terrorist threat situation in Iraq is on U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' mind. A week before her wedding, she went to Iraq with five other members of the House Armed Service Committee to get a personal view of how training of Iraqi forces is progressing.

MOVIE REVIEW ??? 1/2 Can You Feel the Love? (The Tech) - By Praveen Rathinavelu Noah Baumbach’s “Margot at the Wedding” is a broad, relentless portrait of a family perpetually strained to the point of breaking. But, oddly, it never does. It is a family whose members are racked by insecurities and self-doubt; they lash out at each other in ways that are almost incomparably cruel. Yet somehow you leave the theater knowing that the characters feel ...

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

Ugly Betty (WABC-TV New York) - Wilhelmina plots her next move and Betty tries to make things right with Daniel.

Review: Aaja Nachle (rediff.com) - Aaja Nachle is a warm, well-intentioned and competently acted happy extravaganza - except, it fails to engage.