LIBrides.com Web News Archive

Actress in hot water over pre-marital sex (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - A popular south Indian actress has been pelted with sandals, tomatoes and rotten eggs and hauled before court for telling Indian men not to expect their brides to be virgins anymore.

Fury in India over actress's sex message (The Scotsman: International News) - A POPULAR actress has been pelted with sandals, tomatoes and rotten eggs for telling Indian men not to expect their brides to be virgins any more.

Shadow on weddings (The Telegraph) - Behrampore, Nov. 23: Adhir Chowdhury has tied would-be brides and grooms in knots.

Bollywood star slammed over virgins (Brisbane Courier Mail) - BOLLYWOOD star Khushboo has been pelted with sandals, tomatoes and rotten eggs and hauled before court for telling Indian men not to expect their brides to be virgins anymore.

Christmas-kickoff 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.

Cancún ravaged, storm of weddings hits Cabo (The Christian Science Monitor) - Hurricane Wilma upended Cancún wedding plans, leading many couples to relocate ceremonies to Cabo San Lucas.

A Guide To The Best Time To Buy Things (WYFF via Yahoo! News) - Many people wait all year to buy a flat-screen or plasma TV. But now that the holiday shopping season is here, is it time to buy?

Kiss the Chef (Denver Westword) - Christopher Kimball teaches America to cook. MON 11/28 Christopher Kimball's Cook's Illustrated magazine and the offshoot TV show, America's Test Kitchen , answer the question "What if nerds cooked?"

Top Jobs (Daily Herald) - SALES-FT/PT No exp. nec. Salary + commission. Apply at House of Brides, 607 E. Golf Rd., Schaumb.

Tokyo romance became catalyst for change (The News-Courier) - Few people are in a better position than Sara Love to hear the hundreds of stories - some of them tragic, some comic, some inspiring - that grew out of Athens State University’s 183-year history.