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Ninth edition of The Bride Show Dubai from April 4-7, 2006 (MENAFN) - Ninth edition of The Bride Show Dubai from April 4-7, 2006

Married ... With a TV Show (ABC News) - Nick and Jessica Are Parting, Sonny and Cher Divorced, But Many TV Marriages Last

Real Men Wear Bling (CBS News) - As jewelry for men goes mainstream, GQ magazine's style editor turns up on The Early Show to show guys how to accessorize with jewelry without doing a late-Elvis impersonation.

Most-read online A&E stories of 2005 (Seattle Times) - A big switch for 100.7 FM (formerly known as "The Buzz"): Now known as The Wolf, the Entercom-owned Seattle station went all-country Wednesday on KQBZ. The transformation sent fans of edgy syndicated talk show host Tom Leykis — whose show broadcast locally on The Buzz — into a tizzy and prompted reshuffling as a pair of KQBZ shows moved to another Entercom pony, KISW.

Ninth edition of The Bride Show Dubai from April 4-7, 2006 (AME Info) - The Bride Show Dubai 2006, the Middle East's largest and most distinguished exhibition bringing together women, brides-to-be and their families, wedding day organisers and exhibitors from the wedding industry, will be held at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre from April 4 to 7, under the patronage of Her Highness Sheikha Manal bint Mohammad Bin Rashed Al Maktoum, President of Dubai Ladies

Wedding proposal at the panto (Manchester Online) - PANTO star Stu Francis played his most unusual role at the end of the Christmas Eve family matinee - as matchmaker.

'Wedding Singer' on Broadway (The Indianapolis Star) - NEW YORK -- The stage version of "The Wedding Singer" has set the date. It opens April 27 on Broadway.

Ring bling the second time around (Sun-Sentinel) - Remarriage often brings rethinking. The first time she got married, in 1986, Kaethe Cherney was an aspiring actress. Her wedding was a modest ceremony at City Hall. And the ring, fittingly, was "a simple silver band," said Cherney, 44, who now works in the film industry and lives in London.

Official’s service sets state record (Kansas City Star) - His daughter’s wedding picture sits atop his desk in City Hall, a constant reminder of Fred Siems’ long tenure in Blue Springs. His daughter was 3 in 1978, when Siems became the first professional city administrator in the eastern Jackson County city.

Today’s highlights (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette) - “Martha” – Rosie O’Donnell. (Repeat) 9 a.m. on WANE, Channel 15. “Live With Regis and Kelly” – Stevie Wonder performs; Owen Wilson (“Wedding Crashers”); Amanda Bynes (“What I Like About You”). (Repeat segments) 9 a.m. on WISE, Channel 33.