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Review: Waldman's 'Road' well worth traveling - Berkeley author Ayelet Waldman's new novel, "Red Hook Road," grabs the reader right away. Family and friends have gathered at a wedding reception in Maine, where they await newlyweds Becca Copaken and John Tetherly, who are having their wedding pictures taken.

Weekend in Review includes classic cars play role in wedding, Peek Through Time and thoughts on tornado sirens - Classic cars manufactured in Jackson play role in wedding ceremony Proposed charter amendment to allow city to form metropolitan departments with neighboring communities on primary ballot Project Connect offers free one-day event for people who are...

11 plead not guilty in wedding chapel brawl - Eleven of 13 co-defendants, including members of the infamous Hells Angels Motorcycle Club , pleaded not guilty Tuesday to assault charges related to a brawl with rival gang members at a downtown wedding chapel in December 2008.

DVD Review: Film Noir Classic Collection, Volume 5 - Give yourself to the Dark Sideof Cinema! Film noir - DVD - Movies - Arts - Critical Essays

Movie Review: Salt - At first glance, Salt is another one of those movies where a wrongly accused man (or woman) must prove his (or her) innocence via a series of elaborate chase scenes and intense detective work.

Television review: 'Breakthrough With Tony Robbins' - The self-improvement guru moves beyond the infomercial and into a reality show on NBC. Its mission: life makeovers. The self-improvement guru moves beyond the infomercial and into a reality show on NBC. Its mission: life makeovers.

How about a little more love, less labor? - THEATER REVIEW: Love's Labour's Lost **1/2 The Regency setting suggests a touch of Jane Austen in Austin Gardens, but Jack Hickey's staging of "Love's Labour's Lost" for Oak Park Festival Theatre too often gets lost in the thickets of laborious puns and allusions. One of the most word-drunk pieces in the Shakespearean canon, the play delights in spots, but fails to build up to the same kind of ...

Film Review: Salt - Who is Salt? is the tag line for the new action mystery-thriller starring Angelina Jolie, and to answer that question risks spoiling some crucial surprises.

TV Review: 'Glee': Major(-ish) new spoilers! - If I had a dime for every time a Glee clubber told me the show is like one big happy family Id have, like, a good $9.80. But heres a shocker: I think its actually true! Dont take my word for it though.