TheBridesReview.com Web News Archive

Planning Your Wedding while Planning for the Future (Benton Evening News) - (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.

Review: Matters of Life and Death by Bernard MacLaverty (Guardian Unlimited) - Anne Enright applauds Bernard MacLaverty's latest collection of short stories, Matters of Life and Death.

Start Your Marriage on Firm Financial Ground (Carmi Times) - (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.

CD Review: RHCP: Stadium Arcadium (Jam! Showbiz) - Much ink has been spilled about how The Red Hot Chili Peppers' double-album Stadium Arcadium (in stores Tuesday) supposedly delivers the best of both worlds: The hard-pumping funk-punk lunacy of their early days and the stylish pop-rock of their recent discs.

Review: Mission: Impossible III (Canada.com) - Ethan Hunt is in love, and it's not a pretty sight. It's sort of like Tom Cruise being in love, only worse.

Thursday, May 04, 2006 (Syracuse.com) - SU recruit gets blogged Syracuse University recruit Donte Greene received a very favorable review in a Sporting News blog.

Lisa Live: On a 'Mission' for Truth (Fox News) - Rumors about Tom and Katie and the "Buff Brides" workout are just rumors.

Stage Review: 'Wedding Singer' is banal fun (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - NEW YORK -- That "The Wedding Singer" is now a Broadway musical will be bemoaned by some as evidence of the theater's capitulation to the screen.

THE LEADING MEN: The Ring and I (Playbill) - WEDDING SINGER TAKES THE CAKE When it comes to playing Robbie Hart in The Wedding Singer at the Hirschfeld, Stephen Lynch, 34, proves he’s the best man for the job.

$2.25 million verdict for Washington in false confession (Richmond Times-Dispatch) - EARL WASHINGTON, JR. CHARLOTTESVILLE -- A federal jury yesterday found that a state police investigator fabricated the confession of a mildly retarded man sent to death row for a rape and murder he did not commit.