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“Ring Them Bells”: The Wedding Singer Prepares for Out-of-Town Bow (Playbill) - Producer Margo Lion called the Jan. 6 press preview for the upcoming Broadway musical The Wedding Singer — based on the hit 1998 New Line Cinema film of the same name — the show’s “engagement party.”

January's a hot month for wedding planning (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) - All those holiday engagements means January is wedding planning time. Here are some helpful events.

Wedding planning season starts this weekend (The Idaho Statesman) - The Wedding Party Show When: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, noon-4 p.m. Sunday Where: Boise Centre on The Grove, 850 Front St. Admission: $5 at the door. A Bridal Extravaganza When: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 14; 11a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 15 Where: Boise Centre on The Grove Admission: $5 at the door or preregister at www.zweddings. com and receive $1 off.

'Phantom' to Be Broadway's Longest Running Show (Fox News) - "The Phantom of the Opera" is set to become Broadway's longest running show.

Puyallup Home Show celebrates antique kitchen items (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) - Among the displays at the Puyallup Home Show Jan. 7-8 is a booth celebrating antique kitchen items such as toasters, blenders and waffle irons.

EVENT (The Charlotte Observer) - NOON-5 P.M. | The Bridal Showcase gives those about to say "I do" a chance to consult with more than 150 Charlotte wedding professionals, register for prizes including a honeymoon giveaway, and see a fashion show of wedding attire. Charlotte Convention Center, 501 S. College St. $10. (704) 347-2900; www.carolinaweddingsandevents.com.

'Phantom' to Be Broadway's Longest Show (AP via Yahoo! News) - No job in the theater lasts forever. At "The Phantom of the Opera," it only seems that way.

Scoop: Is wedding off for Cruise and Holmes? (MSNBC) - The buzz is that the engagement of the happy couple has hit a few bumps and, after reportedly tense holidays spent at Holmes’ house, wedding plans may have been put on hold.

'Wedding Crashers' plays it naughty and nicer (Honolulu Advertiser) - The most significant decision ever made by the Motion Pictures Association of America's ratings board may have been the one that allowed certain words that once would have doomed a film to X (later, NC-17) territory to be heard in R and, later, PG-13-rated films, as long as they were stripped of their immediate sexual context.

DURAN DURAN SHOW OFF LIZ HURLEY'S LEGS (ContactMusic) - DURAN DURAN fans have been checking out LIZ HURLEY's legs on the big screen behind their heroes on the reformed British supergroup's most recent world tour.