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Restaurant review: Elbo Room *** (The Toledo Blade) - For 34 years, the Elbo Room was a fixture on Sylvania Avenue near Bellevue Road...

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

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

longtime luner finds things are even loonier outside the jeune cocoon (Pioneer Press) - When Barbra Berlovitz first stepped onto the stage in "Blood Wedding," she was a little nervous. Partly, that was because she was performing with Ten Thousand Things Theater Company, a troupe that brings theater to the edges of society, and her opening night took place in the dayroom of a Roseville women's prison.

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Berlovitz's gifts anchor production (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - When Barbra Berlovitz first comes onstage in "Blood Wedding," you feel at once the weight of her character's grief. In her funereal demeanor and well-trained, if bruised voice, she begins to counsel her trusting son. He is the last male in her family; the others have been killed in blood feuds. And now she is losing it because he is engaged to a woman of dubious loyalties. An actor of commanding ...

Will Spamalot Win Big in Vegas? (BusinessWeek) - Other Broadway transplants have bombed, but lower ticket prices and a spacious venue may power the Python

EUR FILM REVIEW: After the Wedding (Efter brylluppet) (Eurweb) - *Jacob (Mads Mikkelsen), a Danish expatriate, is dedicated to his job working with children at a fledgling orphanage in India. So, he finds himself on the horns of a dilemma when a mysterious rich benefactor (Rolf Lassgard) makes a generous offer of assistance, but with strings attached.

100-Year Olds' Secret: Stay Aware (MedicineNet.com) - Title: 100-Year Olds' Secret: Stay Aware Category: Health News Created: 4/4/2007 Last Editorial Review: 4/4/2007

Movie Review: Blades of Glory (Blogcritics.org) - Will Ferrell is at again. Once more we have him playing a buffoon character toppled from the heights of fame and power. It's his bread and butter and he'll continue to push this shit out until it becomes unpopular. As a matter of fact, just last year Ferrell squeezed out Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby into our collective crapper. Can Blades of Glory , a movie nearly the same in ...