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Wedding Party Arrested; NFL Player Among Them (WSAZ NewsChannel 3 West Virginia) - A bride and groom spent their first night as a married couple behind bars. Police arrested members of their wedding party, which included a member of the Cincinnati Bengals.

Heinz to celebrate with special 57th wedding couple (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review) - If you're one of the nearly 1.7 million couples who said "I do" to your spouse in 1950, the H.J. Heinz Co. wants to hear from you.

Pearl Jewelry Project Book Review (BellaOnline) - If you're looking for inspirational, contemporary pearl jewelry designs, "Create Jewelry - Pearls: Luxurious Designs to Make and Wear" can be of help. The book is part of a series of jewelry making titles published by Interweave Press, the editors of Beadwork magazine.

Movie review: 'Fantastic 4' (The Record) - 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.

Theater review: Ayckbourn farce is breezy summer romp (Pioneer Press) - "Taking Steps," the midsummer romp that's stomping on the stage at Park Square Theatre, is an homage to the "low" door-slamming tradition of British farce, and it's part of the prodigious output of Alan Ayckbourn, who sometimes boasted that he could assemble a pretty fair comedy in just a few days of writing.

Review: Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (Box Office Prophets) - Someone at Fox deserves a raise. Not the filmmakers behind this terrible movie, of course; they deserve to make Daddy Day Care sequels for the rest of eternity. No, the brilliant minds at work here are the studio marketing department.

Scarface: The World Is Yours Review [Wii] (GameSpot) - There's nothing else quite like Scarface on the Wii yet, but the gamepad-to-Wii Remote transition has made this lackluster game play even worse.

Postal Service Celebrates Weddings (Hartford Courant) - June is the traditional month for weddings, and the Postal Service will introduce two unique wedding stamps, the latest in its Wedding series. Featuring vines that form the shape of a heart, these stamps were designed especially for mailing wedding invitations and RSVPs and are sure to add an elegant touch to invitations and response cards. The stamps go on sale June 27.

NYPD Cops To Take Breathalyzer Test After Shooting (KDKA Pittsburgh) - A special panel appointed by Commissioner Ray Kelly to review the NYPD's undercover procedures is recommending 19 changes to police tactics, but none is more stunning than a change that will force officers to take a sobriety test following a police-involved-shooting. CBS News Interactive: Crime Beat

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.