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Planning Your Wedding while Planning for the Future (Carmi Times) - (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.

Dual Review: (The Jamaica Observer) - With the movie smashing through box -office records like a frigate of lore, one review just wasn't enough to cover Johnny Depp's latest blockbuster vehicle.

Preview review: Movies coming soon (The Greenville News) - Reviews of recent trailers.

Concert Review: Chicks show is long on talent, short on politics (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette) - Whether you believe The Dixie Chicks are being blacklisted for their political views or merely shunned by a former audience they alienated, three things are incontrovertible: About half the seats were empty at Saturday's Mellon Arena concert, those who showed up were wildly supportive of the band, and those who didn't missed a great show.

Series: Being a Black Man (Washington Post) - John McWhorter, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research and author of "Winning the Race: Beyond the Crisis in Black America," writes and comments extensively on race, ethnicity and cultural issues. On Monday, July 24 at noon ET, McWhorter took questions and comments from readers about issues raised by the Post's "Being a Black Man" series.

People week in review (Contra Costa Times) - People ... people who love "People" ... are still chortling over this week's celebrity melt-downs, dubious engagements and the news that Suri Cruise might not be fictitious after all. Here's the lowdown:

The final cut: At 92, Altamont's Wiley Galloway is hanging up his shears (Herald & Review) - ALTAMONT - Fate's fickle shears can shape our destiny with a careless cut here and there. Or maybe, like veteran Altamont barber Wiley H. Galloway, fate gets in your face and knocks you in a new direction with a punch to the neck.

On the Bookshelf: Mathematics and a wedding ... (Williamsport Sun Gazette) - At the Sun-Gazette, staff members tend to read. A lot. So we thought we would share what we’re reading and let you know how they fare. We also are interested in what you want us to read and review; just send us an e-mail or give us a call at 326-1551, ext. 3108.

Main Street goes to the dogs (Half Moon Bay Review) - The newest addition to Main Street in Half Moon Bay is not a store to casually walk past with your dog. "Doodledings" almost barks for dogs and owners to come inside and enjoy a "yappy meal," which consists of a burger, fries and a squeaky toy.

How public money fed private greed (NorthJersey.com) - A Jersey City preschool owner charged state taxpayers for a Caribbean time share two years in a row. She said it would help her teachers relax. They never vacationed there, but she did.