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Dating Models Made Easy: Russian Brides Sites Become a Haven for Men Seeking Skinny Women (PR Web) - Russian mail order brides became a butt of many jokes, but Russian dating sites keep attracting men’s attention thanks to the quality of women that join them. Elena’s Models, a dating agency offering introductions to Russian women of model quality, back up their claim with hard figures showing that more than 95 percent of their female members are of normal or skinny built. (PRWeb Oct 11, 2006)

Married with a mob (New York Daily News) - October is the new June when it comes to weddings. More and more couples are choosing the month for its cooler temperatures and promise of scenic foliage. And for some NYC brides and grooms, once the date is marked on the calendar, it's all about the size of the affair. Suddenly the big day is really, well, big.

Ruta Lee Honoured With Hollywood Star (ContactMusic) - American actress RUTA LEE was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame on Tuesday (10OCT06). The SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS veteran dr

Brides.com Joins Legendary Ice Rink at Rockefeller Center Creating Partnership to Post Marriage Proposals Online (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - Brides.com, the destination site from Conde Nast Publications and The Rink at Rockefeller Center today announce a partnership to bring "Engagements on Ice" to the Web. Now, a marriage proposal including private skate time at the historic landmark can be arranged for and with the consent of the groom, proposals will be taped and posted on www.brides.com, allowing couples to visually share their

Mail-order brides face exploitation: study (CTV.ca) - A new study finds that many mail order brides arriving in Canada have little knowledge of their rights and sometimes face exploitation by their new husbands.

Bring on the brides (Everett Herald) - C amano Island is set to become a mecca for wedding planning, if only for a day.

Small dishes big help (Pioneer Press) - Size should matter to the brides of today, at least when it comes to picking out china and silverware for their future families. Smaller bowls and serving spoons — and probably smaller dinner plates, like you see in antiques shops — may help prevent overeating and slow down the obesity epidemic, according to a Cornell University study.

Le Metropole Cafe's take on where gold prices may be headed (Market Watch) - NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Gold bugs are digging in -- and they have new arguments.

The New Wedding Etiquette (Harrisburg Daily Register) - (ARA) - Wedding traditions can and do change. And, sometimes, traditions should change. So says Peggy Post, the great-grand-daughter-in-law of Emily Post, today's leading authority on etiquette and the author of a dozen books.

Die Blechtrommel (The Tin Drum) (St. Petersburg Times) - (1979, Germany) A boy refuses to grow up because of the world's cruelty in Volker Schlondorff’s allegory. Fri., Oct. 6, 9 p.m. Paper Moon (1973, U.S.)