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Gary Reynolds and the Brides of Obscurity Week: Day 5 (antiMUSIC) - (antiMusic) Described as psychedelic indie-rock / space pop that used "Abbey Road" as a reference when it came to mixing their new CD "Santiago's Vest," Gary Reynolds and the Brides of Obscurity caught our attention.

New Canadian Website for Foreign Brides (Newswise) - For a first time in Canada (and possibly North America) there's a website that addresses issues facing foreign brides. www.lawforforeignbrides.ca.

Website to help foreign brides with legal questions (CTV.ca) - TORONTO -- Around the globe, there are women who meet Canadian men online or in person, or get hooked up through matchmakers and when families arrange their marriages.

Calling all brides-to-be: amNewYork photo shoot (AM New York) - Are you a bride-to-be searching for that perfect gown? amNewYork wants to take you dress shopping!

? (Canada.com) - Today's brides want to look sophisticated and sexy, favouring gowns that show off their most sensual parts without shocking the congregation.

Feb. 29 - Leap Day - it's a helluva day for a wedding (The Ann Arbor News) - A lot of brides would have looked at last Friday's snowstorm and panicked. LeBoeuf, of Ann Arbor. Then again, she was just married when Hell froze over on a day that only comes around every four years.

Coffee-fueled and deep-fried (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune) - The North Dakota prairie and Indian Country form the backdrop for these tales of hard-bit Emergency Room nurses, oversized good guys, bawdy losers, lonely brides and angry ex-lovers.

Today's Headlines (antiMUSIC) - antiMusic reports: Described as psychedelic indie-rock / space pop that used "Abbey Road" as a reference when it came to mixing their new CD "Santiago's Vest," Gary Reynolds and the Brides of Obscurity caught our attention.

PW stages Aeschylus, orgies and tomatoes (Brown Daily Herald) - Under magenta lights, a violent orgiastic scene rages to a creepy, seductive techno beat. Brides and grooms strip to their underwear, simulating sex and murder while wedding guests flit around, maniacally snapping photos, flicking champagne and ballroom dancing with audience members.

The two sides of 'nominal' decisions (Times of Malta) - All our lives we answer to a particular name and surname so one can understand the dilemma faced by some brides-to-be who need to decide whether to keep or lose their maiden surname.