LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Don't gimme red, say brides and grooms (Hindustan Times) - All ye prospective brides and grooms, it is the time to ring out the reds and ring in the peacock blues, greens and pinks for the wedding trousseau. So say our fashion soothsayers, as the marriage juggernaut rolls in this winter.

Stroller shopping with a dad-to-be (Blogging Baby) - I am personally offended by the thought of an $800 stroller. It makes me want to throw things really, with rage. I don’t know why but it makes me think of the Bridal Mafia, you know the mindset which preys on young brides looking for ‘Their Day’ and sparing no expense on the huge list of ‘must-haves’ we’re told we need in hundreds of bridal magazines. I sometimes think baby products are sold

Samy’s toilet joke sexist, foolish (Malaysiakini.com) - I would like to condemn the insensitive remarks made by Works Minister S Samy Vellu and the behaviours of MPs who laughed at the minister's sexist joke equating toilets to brides.

Learn from the experts at bridal seminar (Orangeville Banner) - Brides, mothers of brides, bridal party and anyone else involved in the preparations for a wedding won't want to miss the second annual Orangeville Bridal Seminar.

Little Saigon Raises Awareness of Human Trafficking Overseas (Pacific News Service) - ORANGE, Calif. — The stories are heartbreaking. There’s the 19-year-old who suffers from schizophrenia because she had been locked in a room with her mentally disabled husband, forced to watch pornography.

A South Side story, crafted one piece at a time (Chicago Sun-Times) - Over the last 15 years, Richard Roeper has written dozens of columns about his beloved White Sox. He has downed Bloody Marys with Dick Allen at the Pump Room, and he has discouraged Michael Jordan from making the switch to baseball.

Our Fall Car Care special section is now available on this Web site. (Perry County News) - The Perry County News regularly includes special sections in its print edition, and those special sections are posted here, as well. Just look on the left side of this page for the list, which includes sections on seniors, brides, home improvement, Little League players and other topics.

Standing firm (New Orleans Times-Picayune) - The standard bearers of New Orleans retail are still standing. The Rubenstein and Adler families have had much in common for more than 80 years.

Polygamous Settlement Defies State Crackdown (New York Times) - Authorities attempted to bring a semblance of secular order to a polygamous community straddling the Arizona-Utah border, but the law is still being defied, they say.

He is legend (San Francisco Bay Guardian) - IF THERE ARE any restless spirits lurking in the Castro Theatre, don't expect Russ Tamblyn to do any ghostbusting. The Hollywood veteran – in town this weekend for the Castro's "Shock It to Me!" series – had his fill of the supernatural while filming 1963's The Haunting.