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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2007
Page
10
bridesmaids face pressure from costly expectations. experts advise honest talks with the bride about finances and limits. decline gently if needed, as invitations should not force unaffordable commitments.
Arica Colley eight time bridesmaid shares tips on budgeting for weddings. She urges bridesmaids to bake a recipe for gifts and avoid costly extras while offering help on showers and hair makeup. Colley emphasizes supporting the bride and managing stress during wedding preparations.
Wes Anderson says Owen Wilson, hospitalized after a self harm attempt at his Santa Monica home, is improving and making colleagues laugh. Anderson, director of The Darjeeling Limited, praised Wilson's progress as Venice Film Festival coverage continues.
Sean Combs hosted a star studded Long Island White Party enforcing a white dress code with a white carpet. Guests included Mariah Garey Busta Rhymes Donna Karan Ashley Olsen Star Jones and Tommy Lee. Those not in white were asked to change including Billy Joel's wife.
Woody Allen, 71, told wire reports he does not feel his decades of work have influenced other filmmakers. He cited contemporaries Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, Robert Altman, and Steven Spielberg as influences on him, not the reverse.
Charles Taylor, former president of Liberia, faces international war crimes hearings, postponed until January for the fourth time, drawing criticism of the U N backed Special Court overseeing the case.
A collage of short items notes a Falcons quarterback pleading guilty to dogfighting charges, Disney's Teen Choice winner, Barnes & Noble refraining from stocking a book while its hypothetical confession climbs online, a CBS reality show under abuse investigation, and a golfer winning a third straight LPGA title.
The official has served as Attorney General since February 2005 after serving as White House counsel. He faced criticism over the firings of several U S attorneys and the Justice Department role in the NSA warrantless wiretapping program. He announced his resignation on Monday.
Dear Abby readers discuss fostering individuality in twins through separate choices in dress friends and schooling. Letters from Jane in California and others recount experiences with separate classes, careers, and close bonds, stressing that twins grow as distinct individuals.
A reader confides in Dear Amy about an eating disorder risk, extreme dieting since age 13, weight anxiety, self harm, and fear of telling parents. The columnist urges seeking professional help, contacting a former therapist, and calling the National Eating Disorders Association hotline for support and local resources.
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