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How to retire, travel and throw a wedding (The Star-Ledger) - George and Liza have two primary goals: George's retirement this year and funding their daughter's wedding within the next two years. "With the inflation and health care being so expensive, will I be able to survive with all our anticipated expenses?" George asks.

Off-beat locations top up sales by hosting wedding receptions (BizJournals) - Don Tuttle and Carol Deeble traveled from their home in Connecticut to exchange vows on a roller coaster at Six Flags Great Escape & Indoor Water Park in Lake George.

Muriel's Wedding - Review (BellaOnline) - This is a charming film about growing up, self esteem, body image, surviving in a dysfunctional family and learning to live on your own. In the end Muriel realizes she is more like her father than she thought and she decides to

DVD Review: Margot at the Wedding (Blogcritics.org) - Fans of great acting, believable characters, and well-crafted dialogue will be satisfied. Margot (Nicole Kidman), a well-known short story writer, and her 11-year-old son Claude (Zane Pais) take the train out of New York City to attend her sister Pauline’s (Jennifer Jason Leigh) wedding to Malcolm (Jack Black), an unemployed artist who is still finding his medium. Margot thinks Pauline can do ...

Review: 'Resistance' by Owen Sheers (Newsday) - RESISTANCE, by Owen Sheers. Doubleday/Nan A. Talese, 306 pp., $23.95

Entertainment diversion during real estate review (FreshPatents.com) - A method of enhancing personal reviews of available real estate which includes providing a vehicle that includes individually selectable entertainment for passengers in the vehicle. This provides a pleasant diversion during travel between real estate

With this pre-nup, I thee wed (Guardian Unlimited) - Business & money: Couples are increasingly adding a legal agreement to their wedding to-do list

From Two Homes to One (Washington Post) - You know it's love when it survives a shared 700-square-foot condominium -- with a single bedroom closet. When it inspires you to sell your first home at a loss. When you agree to delay moving in for more than a year after your wedding so your stepdaughter can finish high school.

Movie Review: 'Definitely, Maybe' (San Antonio Express-News/KENS 5) - "Definitely, Maybe" is a thinking person's romantic comedy that's really a romantic mystery. Writer-director Adam Brooks has come up with a clever structure for a new slant on an old genre.

Movie Review: 'Be Kind Rewind' (San Antonio Express-News/KENS 5) - Jack Black can't make us laugh in "Be Kind Rewind," and that's not a good sign. This isn't even a noble failure. Writer-director Michel Gondry just clunks out a real turkey.