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Final Fantasy VII Limited Edition, Disgaea, and Solty Rei (DVD Talk) - Alright boys and girls, we have been busy working our fingers to the bone typing up reviews for this week's column so listen up! We have a big load of reviews to check out, some more bargains from Wen-Tsai, and a featured review for Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children: Limited Edition .

People week in review (Contra Costa Times) - Let's see, Britney's weeping over her journals in rehab, Lindsay went from red to brunette to blonde in three days, Paris celebrated her birthday a few times, K-Fed took his little kids to Vegas ... and luckily, there are celebs around town who are actually doing something interesting so we'll write about them instead.

Book Review: In between experiences (San Antonio Express-News) - On the Web: St. Mary's University's Pecan Grove Press

TV Review | 'The Wedding Bells': Through Tulle and Tears, Perfecting That Special Day (Addict 3D) - In David E. Kelley’s newest series, “The Wedding Bells,” which airs on Fox Tuesday, sisters in the wedding business try to manage their own love lives.

Film review: Gray Matters’ aims for 40s screwball comedy but lacks chemistry (Kansas City Star) - BC-Film Review-Gray Matters,0742 Film review: Gray Matters’ aims for 40s screwball comedy but lacks chemistry

EUR FILM REVIEW: Premium (Eurweb) - *Charli Reynolds (Zoe Saldana), a successful shrink, is putting the finishing touches on her planned fairytale wedding to Ed (Hill Harper), an attorney with a flourishing law practice.

Notes: Padilla takes big step (MLB.com) - Notes: Padilla making his case for bullpen role

Jewish wedding fair brings out the marrying kind (J. the Jewish News Weekly of Northern California) - Sharon Gobuty has already nailed down the caterer, the gown and the wedding singer for her upcoming nuptials. All she needs now, she says, is the “video, the florist and the Jewishy stuff.”

Today's Buzz stories (CNN.com) - Next up for Salma Hayek is a wedding -- and a baby carriage.

AARON BARNHART TVBARN.COM: DING, DONG, DEAD TV review | David E. Kelley’s ‘Wedding Bells’: Ding, dong, dead (Kansas City Star) - David E. Kelley, the man who brought us “Boston Legal” and “Boston Public,” has lately turned into Boston Chicken.