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'Superbad' - MOVIE REVIEW - Los Angeles Times - calendarlive.com (Calendarlive.com) - 'Superbad's' teen raunch isn't what's shocking; it's the love story.

Financing your wedding & your married life (The Virginia Gazette) - For most couples, the time between getting engaged and celebrating the big day is a whirlwind filled with a myriad of details that need lots of personal attention: booking the wedding location, recruiting members of the wedding party, organizing the reception, the list goes on and on.

MOVIE REVIEW: This is England (Santa Monica Mirror) - This is England is the coming-of-age, semi-autobiographical adolescent adventure of writer-director Shane Meadows.

This week's films (Las Vegas CityLife) - (G, 85 mins) See review this issue. Village

Counting down and planning the BIG DAY (The Virginia Gazette) - Introduce both families and announce your engagement. Begin a budget. Create a guest list. Select a tentative date. Choose your wedding party.

Bush's Daughter, Jenna, Engaged (Washington Post) - First daughter Jenna Bush is engaged to long-time boyfriend Henry Hager, the president and first lady announced this afternoon. Hager, 29, popped the question to the 25-year-old teacher yesterday in Maine.

Now playing (Arizona Daily Star) - Arctic Tale ** — G for all audiences. Queen Latifah narrates a documentary on the arctic walrus and polar bear. 96 minutes. Review on Page 14. El Con.

Hamas Tightens Its Grip On Gaza (CBS News) - Having taken over the Gaza Strip, Hamas has instituted a policy of religious discrimination, intimidation and outright violence as it imposes a radical Islamic government, says the National Review Online .

Stunning Collection of Autobiographical Stories Explores Troubled Nature of South Africa (PRWeb) - "The Roaring Lion and Wedding Bells" by Azaria Mbatha chronicles his life and times during colonial reform in South Africa. (PRWeb Aug 16, 2007)

Boogie Review (UGO - UnderGroundOnline) - Dancing and singing, singing and dancing. EA's latest entry, Boogie , uses the unique Wii remote as a rhythm stick, which the user must beat in different directions.