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Film review: 'Imagine Me & You' (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) - Imagine Me & You is a lightweight British romantic comedy in the overworked tradition of Four Weddings and a Funeral. This time, it's one wedding and an affair, but you'll certainly recognize the steady dose of very British politeness and good-natured manners.

TV Today (The Philadelphia Inquirer) - Live With Regis and Kelly (9-10 p.m., Ch. 6) - Wedding Week: The marriage celebration of the Wedding Couple of 2006. The Tony Danza Show (10-11 a.m., Ch. 6) - NASCAR driver Jeff Gordon; Tony's Week in Review.

THE LAST BEAUFORT (Kirkus Reviews) - Review Date: FEBRUARY 10, 2006 Publisher: iUniverse Editor's Choice (160 pp.) Price (paperback): $12.95 Publication Date: December 1, 2005 ISBN (paperback): 0-595-36269-9 Category: AUTHORS Classification: FICTION

In theaters (Bradenton Herald) - Curious George HH ½ REVIEW ON 4E. The inquisitive primate embarks on an adventure based on the original 1941 book by Margret and H.A. Rey. With voices by Will Ferrell, Drew Barrymore, David Cross, Eugene Levy, Joan Plowright and Dick Van Dyke. (77 min.) Rated G.

PLAYBILL.COM'S THEATRE WEEK IN REVIEW, Feb. 4-10: The Real Season (Playbill) - You thought you had a bead on the 2005-06 season? Think again. This was the week when the shape of the spring Broadway and Off-Broadway line-ups came into focus, and some of the most serious contenders stepped up to the plate.

Dance Review: Music adds to excellent 'Coppelia' (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Although Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre artistic director Terrence Orr has achieved great success performing as the controlling Dr. Coppelius, he went far beyond the mechanics of the finicky toymaker in manipulating a crackling good time from his dancers Thursday night at the Benedum Center.

Some insights from `Brokeback Mountain' (Journal Times Online) - By Rev. Dr. Tony Larsen Don't worry - this is not a movie review. (I wouldn't know the first thing about critiquing a movie that I found so emotionally draining.)

Dance Review: PBT dancers and musicians deliver inspired 'Coppelia' (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Although Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre artistic director Terrence Orr has achieved great success performing as the controlling Dr. Coppelius, he went far beyond the mechanics of the finicky toymaker in manipulating a crackling good time from his dancers last night at the Benedum Center.

Letters to the Editor (Dartmouth Review) - Helpful Hipster Guide; Collis Strikes Back; What Goes Around Comes Around; How Romantic; Sick of Sic; Book Review Plaudits; Against The Covenant

e C e n t r a l (The Star Online) - MUMTAJ BEGUM puts some TV couples to the test, to see how well they fare on the love-o-meter. ALTHOUGH it is not a hard and fast rule, there are two crucial elements to a successful TV show – interesting and somewhat eccentric main characters, and good chemistry among them.