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Wedding Marks Milestone Event For Shanghai Jewish Community (The Morning News) - SHANGHAI, China - A glass was smashed, and a cheer went up.

Remy Ma Sentencing Delayed (E! Online) - Remy Ma just got a little more time to plan that jailhouse wedding she's been talking about. At the behest of the Grammy-nominated rapper's lawyer, a judge pushed back Ma's...

Brides Speak Their Minds About Photographers' Web Sites (PDNonline) - PDN recently recruited three brides-to-be to critique the web sites of five wedding photographers, and published an edited version of their comments in our April issue [“Here Come The Brides,” p. 52]. Here, we are posting the brides’ unedited critiques, along with responses from the photographers.

Review: Old girls behaving badly (Naples Daily News) - The laughs flew thick and fast during “Bermuda Avenue Triangle,” Renée Taylor and Joe Bologna’s Vegas-set matzo and meatball widow comedy that hit the Philharmonic Center for the Arts for a one-night engagement Tuesday. As funny as the show is, it constantly fights the uneven writing, jarring transitions and a nagging suspicion that the whole thing would work better as a sitcom.

Weekend Notes (The Morning News) - April 18-24 On Stage Today-Saturday SPRINGDALE - Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Beth Henley brings "Impossible Marriage," a modern comedy set in the lush garden of a Savannah mansion, to the Arts Center of the Ozarks for the final weekend. Pandora Kingsley has planned the perfect wedding, but everyone is against it. And when the wedding guests have been sprung from the pen of Henley, the ...

Letter to the Editor (The Suburban) - Concerning Julia Gerke’s review of I do — but at what cost?

Site navigation (Reading Evening Post) - Sausages and the Crooked Billet are intimately linked. It’s Kate Winslet’s fault, she asked us to sizzle them up for her wedding breakfast some years ago.

With First Car, a New Life in China (New York Times) - As car sales soar in China, one change in attitudes is clear and likely to have broad implications: even first-time buyers are becoming more sophisticated and want better cars.

Research wedding photographers (Fort Wayne News-Sentinel) - This is a consumer advice column written by the Better Business Bureau of Northern Indiana. It appears weekly in Business Monday.

Review: `Harold & Kumar' delivers a few scattered laughs (AP via Yahoo! News) - The poster for "Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay" is the best thing about the movie, depicting the brainy potheads in orange prison jumpsuits staring in disbelief from behind a wire-mesh fence.