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TV Today (The Philadelphia Inquirer) - Live With Regis and Kelly (9-10 a.m., Ch. 6) - Sean Paul performs; Valerie D'Elia talks about wedding travel deals. The Tony Danza Show (10-11 a.m., Ch. 6) - Actress Emma Thompson (Nanny McPhee); film critic Joel Siegel; party planner David Tutera; Tony's Week in Review.

MOVIE REVIEW: 'Something' romantic (Contra Costa Times) - Cupid hits his mark with "Something New," a sparkling interracial romance breezing into theaters just in time for Valentine's Day.

2003 Summer Fancy Food Show Review (Web-Exclusive) (The Gourmet Retailer) - SEPTEMBER 01, 2003 -- Once again, the Big Apple played host to the largest specialty food trade exhibit in America. The aisles were packed all three days for the 49th Summer NASFT Fancy Food Show in New York City, an event that came early this year, running from June 29 through July 1.

BACKSTAGE: Dinner-theater Dames joins feast of shows on isle stages (The Maui News) - Finally, a dinner theater on Maui, if only for a week. It’s been tried before, and for a while we had “Tony and Tina’s Wedding,” but the food was minimalist even though the show was fun and the audience got to join in. Oahu has several and Kauai has “South Pacific.”

DVD Guide (The Christian Science Monitor) - A review of Tim Burton's 'Corpse Bride.'

Fast-Paised review: ‘Imagine Me and You' (Metromix.com) - Big question : Rachel (Piper Perabo) considers leaving her husband Heck (Matthew Goode) for the gay beauty Luce (Lena Headey), who she spotted mid-stride to the altar. Is this a romantic comedy or a guy's lesbian fantasy?

Movie review: 'Nanny McPhee' (Summit Daily News) - "Nanny McPhee" stands just fine on its own without a nursemaid in the form of a big kid-movie franchise behind it.

Letters to the Editor (The Hook) - Published February 2, 2006 in issue 0505 of the HooK. Why are the Charlottesville weeklies selling their souls to wedding planners?

Lenoir City man set to stand trial for vehicle homicide in alleged drag racing death (WBIR-TV) - Thomas Leon Ward is now charged with vehicular homicide. Police say Ward and another man were drag racing, and that cost 18-year-old Tabitha Helton her life.

Millikin-Decatur Symphony Orchestra's Young Artist Concert features works composed by women (Herald & Review) - Music once suppressed because it was composed by women will be celebrated by the Millikin-Decatur Symphony Orchestra in their annual Young Artist Concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Kirkland Fine Arts Center.