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Planning Your Wedding while Planning for the Future (Harrisburg Daily Register) - (ARA) - Your wedding day should be special, with family and friends gathered to help you celebrate, the ceremony reflecting your love and the reception providing a perfect finale.

Book Review | Down the back roads, in pursuit of the forgotten classic car (The Philadelphia Inquirer) - Many of us have watched the Barrett-Jackson classic car auction with envy. Out rolls a mint-condition copy of the 1972 Plymouth Duster two-door hardtop where we stole our first kiss. Or the 1952 MG TD roadster that we always wanted. Then the bidding starts and these cars sell for $30,000 or more, well out of our price range for a weekend "fun car."

Start Your Marriage on Firm Financial Ground (Wellsville Daily Reporter) - (ARA) - One of the most popular times of year to get married is finally here. Thousands of couples will tie the knot this spring and summer, most of them spending countless hours planning the wedding and honeymoon. But it seems very little thought goes into something just as important.

Movie Review: 'Just My Luck' (San Antonio Express News) - "Just My Luck," a frothy romantic-comedy soufflé with Lindsay Lohan out front, entertains on a higher level than I expected.

TV Review: Gilmore Girls - Season Finale (Blogcritics.org) - It had been lacking for much of the season, but the usual fun and chemistry we've enjoyed for years helped open the episode after a glum scene of Lorelai laying on the couch at Sookie's house, seemingly oblivious to everything around here and absorbed in the drama of her rocky relationship with Luke. A Friday-night dinner with the elder Gilmores, during which Lorelai's mother Emily attempts

At the Movies: Capsule Reviews (AP via Yahoo! News) - Capsule reviews of films opening this week:

Elliott Yamin Checks In To The Heartbreak Hotel (Fox News) - Mike's American Idol Tuesday performance review.

The Alternative Route (Film Journal) - Alternative distribution to the big screen, whether via self-distribution, service deals or working the festival circuit, is more popular today than ever.

Review: Fine 'Hamlet' at the Guthrie is fitting ode to old building (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - "Hamlet" evokes conflicting feelings, such as you might have if you heard a dirge played at a wedding. Friday's opening of Shakespeare's most iconic tragedy was especially poignant because this production, set in the 1940s with profound clarity and inexorable pathos by director Joe Dowling, is freighted with the weight of all kinds of history. The opening of this play, about a prince visited by

Danger Doom Team With Adult Swim for Free EP (Pitchfork) - Dave Maher reports: The cartoon characters on Danger Doom's The Mouse and the Mask album were not merely window dressing; they were a crucial element of the main display. (Does that make their presence less annoying? No.) And it looks like we're going to be seeing a lot more of them real soon.