LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Designer caters to local brides (Public Opinion) - Most brides in middle America can't afford to buy a couture wedding gown, let alone personally consult with a private designer.

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.

Viral Theory on China Gender Gap (Los Angeles Times) - A Harvard economist finds a correlation between hepatitis B and the unusually high rate of male births.

Viral cause suggested for gender imbalance (San Jose Mercury News) - If left entirely to nature, the number of newborn boys and girls in the world should be roughly equal. But in some cultures that balance artificially has been tipped in favor of boys.

Where is the New Woman now? (International Herald Tribune) - Despite the best efforts of philosophers, politicians, historians, novelists, screenwriters, linguists, therapists, anthropologists and facilitators, men and women are still in a muddle in the boardroom, the bedroom and the Situation Room.

It's our big November calendar! (The Idaho Statesman) - It's time to gear up for the holidays (only 54 days until Christmas). HERE ARE HIGHLIGHTS of this month's MYRIAD holiday-flavored events to get you in the mood.

Brides Magazine Publishes 'Honeymoons and Weddings Away'; A Special Issue Dedicated to the Most Romantic Destinations (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) - BRIDES magazine's special issue BRIDES "Honeymoons & Weddings Away," dedicated to the most romantic locations in the world, for a honeymoon or wedding, will be available on newsstands nationwide, November 7, 2005.

Countdown to The Inverell Times Bride of the Year (Inverell Times) - THE countdown is now on to The Inverell Times Bride of the Year party, a fabulous night that you don't want to miss. The evening will be held at the RSM Club on Saturday November 12, and is a great night of entertainment featuring fashion, fun, food, music and dancing.

Theatre date for town crier’s show (Chester Evening Leader) - A FILM star with the loudest voice in Chester will be performing his first one-man show at a city theatre tomorrow.

DVDs serve up a feast of scares on a splatter platter (Austin American-Statesman) - newspaper