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Movie Review: 'Wedding Daze' (The Epoch Times) - Imagine a cross between American Pie and Wedding Crashers. Then minus the funny. Now you know what to expect from Wedding Doze… sorry, I mean Wedding Daze.The most unfunny m...

Review: FotoMagico 2 (MacNN) - The short story: If you need to create a photo slide show, than you really want this software! Recently I needed to come up with a wedding anniversary present for my parents. In a last minute effort, I put together a marriage history slide show present with only two days lead-time. Thankfully, over the last 3 years I had scanned a few hundred...

Movie Review: 'After the Wedding' (San Antonio Express-News) - If Danish director Susanne Bier ever decides to take a respite from her career as one of her country's most interesting filmmakers, she could clean up in the American soap opera market.

REVIEW: 'Guys and Dolls' is toe-tappin’, comical romp (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - Around this time last year, the St. Louis Black Repertory Company was wrapping up its season with a record-breaking run of the musical "Dreamgirls." A similar success looked near guaranteed with a run of "The Wiz," which was supposed to close out the current season.

Sex, With Consequences (New York Times) - Why is it that in books, movies and on stage, jumping into bed is now fraught with danger?

'A Natural-Born Leader,' Idaho Man Is Laid to Rest (Washington Post) - Just four days after she should have been celebrating her 18th wedding anniversary, Cynthia Conner was instead accepting a folded American flag as her husband was laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery.

Anniversaries (The Morning News) - Harris 60th Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Harris of Tontitown celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with a reception from 1 to 4 p.m. June 9, 2007, at Springdale VFW Post 2952. Harris and Carole Eppley were married June 8, 1947, in Farmington by the Rev. Jesse Coleman. They have two children, Linda Frazier of Tontitown and Charles Harris of Springdale; three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

Edward?s End (New York Times) - This seeming novel of manners is as much a horror story as any Ian McEwan has written.

Television movies for the week of June 3 (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Read this article ]

'Bamako' - MOVIE REVIEW - Los Angeles Times - calendarlive.com (Calendarlive.com) - The captivating film explores globalization's crippling effects on the continent and its citizens.