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Fast-Paised review: 'Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer' (Metromix.com) - Reed Richards/Mr. Fantastic (Ioan Gruffudd) and Susan Storm/The Invisible Woman (Jessica Alba) put their wedding plans on hold to take on the Silver Surfer, a CGI blob voiced by Laurence Fishburne that specializes in destroying planets.

Look Here! Summer Means Great American Wedding (The Morning News) - Most summers, visitors to the Hawkins House at the Rogers Historical Museum get to experience a great American ritual -- the wedding. This year will be no different.

Lawyer, Kin Were Slow to Aid TB Inquiries ; E-Mails Show Little Cooperation As Officials Tried to Stop Wedding (RedNova) - By MIKE STOBBE, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ATLANTA They balked. They squawked. And some of them flew where they weren't supposed to go.

REVIEW / It's 4 superheroes versus one surfer with killer moves (San Francisco Chronicle) - RATING: (POLITE APPLAUSE) Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer: Sci-fi adventure. Starring Ioan Gruffudd, Jessica Alba, Michael Chiklis and Chris Evans. Directed by Tim Story. (PG. 92 minutes. At Bay Area theaters. For complete movie listings and...

Friends for life: Children get a preview of wedding day at Shiloh Baptist Church (Herald & Review) - DECATUR - At age 3, Pariss Jackson had a dream wedding.

Movie review: 'Silver Surfer' a not-so-fantastic 'Four' (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - The best comic book movies aren't entirely cartoonish. The first two Spider-Man movies and "Batman Begins" boasted a moral landscape rendered in subtle shades of gray and multidimensional characters who, absent their costumes, would have been at home in a serious story. Bryan Singer's X-Men movies had a sophisticated sensibility and subtext. The juvenile Fantastic Four movies are a different ...

Movie review: Silver Surfer soars, 'Fantastic Four' scores (Detroit News) - As sequels go, it's better than the original. As action sequences go, its final flurry is the best so far this summer. And as far as movie surprises, it may be the biggest of the year so far.

Review: 'Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer' (Newsday) - Surf's down on the banks of the Thames and the snowfall's up over the African desert. Another day, another ecological disaster at the movies.

Film Review: `Fantastic Four' still bore (AP via Yahoo! News) - The filmmakers behind all these comic-book adaptations always insist they won't come back for more unless the sequels can top the originals. The "Fantastic Four" gang has managed to outdo itself the second time around — and still make a bad movie.

Music Review: Matt Nathanson - Some Mad Hope (Blogcritics.org) - Matt Nathanson is something of a paradox. He's a serial jokester who writes intensely touching songs. He's a radio-ready pop star who seems content having spent ten years under the radar. And while some might suggest that he "sold out" when releasing the robustly produced 2003 album Beneath These Fireworks (which didn't really sell, per se); true to this dual nature, his sound benefited ...