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'Perfect Wedding' is successful offering by SLT (The Times) - The "Perfect Wedding" was anything but perfect, which made SLT's inaugural offering of the 2006 season a play that lets you kick back and enjoy a belly full of laughs.

Observer review: A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon (Guardian Unlimited) - Mark Haddon's second novel, A Spot of Bother, wonders whether it really is good to talk or whether silence is golden. Adam Phillips finds out more.

2 Lears, 1 Singular Sensation (New York Times) - A roundup of theater happenings across the country.

CD Review: Jim Cuddy: The Light That.. (Jam! Showbiz) - If Blue Rodeo were The Beatles, Jim Cuddy, we humbly submit, would be Paul -- the slightly poppier and more accessible yin to the Lennonesque Greg Keelor's darker and more enigmatic yang.

Comic Book Reviews- 9/07/06 (BellaOnline) - A review of the comics for the week of 9/07/06. These include 52 #18, All New Atom #3, Outsiders #40, and Uncanny X-men #478.

Palm Beacher a witness to chaos (Palm Beach Daily news) - "Just past 9:12 a.m. as I came out of the subway at the Brooklyn Bridge Station, after voting in the Republican primary, I saw hundreds of people standing around the entrance to the Municipal Building and heard the screams of many sirens.

Fall film schedule (Miami Herald) - TODAY Factotum: See story on this page and review. Hollywoodland: See review. The Protector: Review. SEPT. 15

Surprise gift greets Coppell 911 operator (McKinney Messenger) - Coppell 911 operator Melissa Roberts, a 34-year-old bride-to-be, was surprised on Aug. 23 with a prize many engaged couples hope for. And in her serious, no-nonsense job, it was a welcome diversion.

Your Money Matters: Say 'I Do' to Home Buying (Wellsville Daily Reporter) - (ARA) - Getting married marks a huge milestone for many people who have spent years dreaming about being a husband or wife. Another major milestone that often follows marriage is the first "big" purchase, which is typically buying a home.

Former SG Olson Looks Back on 9/11 -- and Moves Forward (Law.com) - Undeniably, Theodore Olson has moved on from the horror of Sept. 11, 2001. Early that day -- his 61st birthday -- his wife, Barbara, left their McLean, Va., house for Dulles International Airport to board American Airlines flight 77, bound for Los Angeles.