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Planning Your Wedding while Planning for the Future (Bastrop Daily Enterprise) - (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.

A new publisher will take charge of The Daily & Sunday Review when James E. Towner assumes a new position at the (The Daily Review) - A new publisher will take charge of The Daily & Sunday Review when James E. Towner assumes a new position at the Times-Tribune in Scranton, and is succeeded by George Lynett Jr.

New Father of the Bride Wedding Blog – For Guys by a Guy (PR Web via Yahoo! News) - Falls Church, VA (PRWEB) July 12, 2006 -- Father of the Bride Wedding Advice -- With 2.

REVIEW: 'You, Me and Dupree' (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) - This is hardly the first movie about a houseguest who makes himself a little too comfy, but it's unusual to meet a character who's survived so long without even the most basic social skills.

Movie review: Laughs anybody? They aren't many in 'Dupree' (Detroit News) - Owen Wilson can't revive the tired genre about a guy in his 30s who never grows up. There are a few good laughs in "You, Me and Dupree." And they're easy to spot because of all the dead space around them.

Fashioncraft.com Launches New Site To Serve Wedding Favor Market (URLwire) - Designed to address the specific needs of the direct-to-consumer retailer, the new Fashioncraft.com site includes wholesale purchase access to the largest selection of wedding favors in the industry - over 500 items.

Owen Wilson, Mixing Fact and Fiction (Washington Post) - "When you imagine yourself being an actor, you don't imagine yourself running out on the street, naked at 2 a.m., over and over again, with neighbors coming out of their houses to look," actor Owen Wilson says of that naked moment you see in all the commercials for "You, Me and Dupree." (See review...

4-STAR REVIEW: "The Road to Guantanamo" (Cinema Confidential) - POSTED ON 07/13/06 AT 2:30 P.M. "The Road to Guantanamo," the latest left-wing outcry against the war in the Middle East, is the newest essential film to see for those who believe the real news about what’s going on overseas is being hidden from the public.

REVIEW: YOU, ME AND DUPREE (Richmond Times-Dispatch) - Everyone has someone like Dupree in his life - a friend who's a little too needy, a social misfit who always manages to say or do the wrong thing and doesn't know when to call it a night.

Movie review: Owen Wilson is the odd man out in 'Dupree' (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - One might sympathize with Owen Wilson being trapped in the mirthless comedy "You, Me and Dupree" if he weren't one of the film's producers. The dregs of the summer season -- if we're lucky -- the film is a desultory effort concerning a gonzo bachelor who moves in with his just-married best friend, disrupting the newlyweds' romance. Dupree (Wilson) and Carl (Matt Dillon) have an intimate but