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Review: 'Don Pasquale' great for performers and audience (Stamford Advocate) - Gaetano Donizetti's "Don Pasquale," which premiered in Paris in 1843, was written for four of the finest bel canto stars in the history of opera. At that time, a composer had to give his singers something they'd want to sing as well as something an audience would pay money to hear.

A perfect match (Tallahassee Democrat) - All it takes is one wedding vendor to skip town with some soon-to-be married couple's money and Tallahassee's entire wedding industry feels the pain.

Express-News: Week in review (San Antonio Express News) - In case you missed it in this week's daily Express-News.

THEATER REVIEW: ‘Mamma Mia!’ is lightweight, but fun (Quad-City Times) - Obviously, fans of ABBA are likely to be first in line to see any production of “Mamma Mia!” — the show’s chief conceit is that its music is entirely ABBA songs — but the musical also has earned plenty of raves from musical theater regulars.

Week in Review, Student may face deportation from U.S. (CNN.com) - April 7, 2006

Television movies for the week of April 9 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Abe Lincoln in Illinois '40. Raymond Massey. Over the space of 30 years, young Abraham Lincoln goes from storekeeper to backwoods lawyer to suitor to president of the United States. (2:00) TCM: Tue. 11:30 P.M. (CC)

News, music, movies & restaurants from the editors of the Silicon Valley's #1 weekly newspaper. Serving San Jose, Palo (MetroActive) - Live Theater: 'Gypsy' American Musical Theatre of San Jose production is big, brassy and beautiful. Live Theater: 'The Lost Formicans' Looking at life from an alien perspective at Pear Avenue Theatre in Mountian View.

Let´s stop and listen to the music 04-06-2006 (Plainview Daily Herald) - After 3 1/2 years of writing a weekly music review for The Herald, it´s time that I move on. For someone like me who likes to eat, sleep, and breathe music, having to review a CD every week seems like a natural fit doesn´t it?

Erica Jong wrestles her Demon (Kansas City Star) - Back when Erica Jong was a lush literary Lolita, she had a certain somethin’ going on. She had a way with words: Fear of Flying, her feminist manifesto novel, sold 18 million copies. And she had a way with men: four husbands and dalliances with other women’s husbands. (Martha Stewart is allegedly still ticked.)

Area Club news April 9, 2006 (Ada Evening News) - ADA — The regular meeting of the Ada Business and Professional Women’s Club was held Thursday, Feb. 9, 2006, at noon at the Oak Hills Golf and Country Club with Tylene Teel, presiding.