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Movie review: 'After the Wedding' marries humanitarianism, hypocrisy (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - There is a curious gulf in the Danish drama "After the Wedding." It divides what the film ostensibly asks us to care about, and the different drama that actually captures our attention. The story begins in Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, where orphanage manager Jacob (Mads Mikkelsen) faces painful ethical choices to provide for his foundlings. He is invited back to Denmark, where wealthy ...

After the Wedding (***) | How life can take a change of direction (Miami Herald) - This review ran previously as part of coverage of the Miami International Film Festival

You're invited (Petoskey News-Register) - Mailing out hundreds of wedding invitations has gotten a whole lot easier.

Hiring the photographer (El Paso Times) - A wedding day comes and goes quickly, but a good wedding photographer can ensure that a couple has beautiful and lasting memories of the big day. Some things to consider when hiring a photographer:

EUR DVD REVIEW: Premium (Eurweb) - *Charli (Zoe Saldana) is putting the finishing touches on her planned fairytale wedding to Ed (Hill Harper).

Victorian era weddings celebrated Saturday at Kent Plantation House in Alexandria (The Town Talk) - Kent Plantation House employees and volunteers decked out in 1830s and 1840s period clothing recreated a Victorian era wedding Saturday.

Planning for a Bigger, Greener City (Gotham Gazette) - On April 22 - the 27th observance of Earth Day-Mayor Michael Bloomberg went to the Museum of Natural History to unveil what his administration has dubbed plaNYC . Predicting that the city could add 1 million more residents by 2030, the plan says such a boom, while a sign of economic health and vitality, could threaten the city's aging facilities, infrastructure and environment.

Stated Meeting - Bicycle Taxis, Baseball Bats, and Budget Boom (Gotham Gazette) - On April 23, the New York City Council overrode two mayoral vetoes and so instituted new restrictions on pedicabs and banned metal baseball bats from high school sports leagues.

Crazy for You (The Daily Star Lebannon) - Another year, another collection from Rabih Kayrouz. It sounds simple enough, but the past 12 months haven't provided much grist for a young Beirut-based fashion designer's mill. Fashion, like architecture, is notoriously slow to react to the immediate circumstances that surround its production.

Need it? Rent it! (Petoskey News-Register) - People from all over the state and the country come to Northern Michigan to get married because it offers so many beautiful places to say “I do.”