KATIE Price is taking no chances when she and Alex Reid get hitched (yet again) this summer – to make sure their future is rosy, she has banished pink from the ceremony. [read more]

KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (AP) — The Taliban on Sunday called their deadly bomb attacks on the southern city of Kandahar a warning to NATO's top general that the insurgents were ready for the war's next major offensive in their heartland. [read more]

This mixed-race page from the 'Meet the Parents' book is a tasteless exercise in familiarity and contempt. [read more]

Pakistan is dubbed "the most dangerous country in the world". So what would Homa Khaleeli's English fiance make of it on his first trip there? [read more]

There are weeks to go before a general election and the main parties are struggling. Cue the filthy politics of scapegoating and divide and rule. If it were only the fascists of the British National Party and their street-fighting associates in the English Defence League it would be bad enough. [read more]

Make way for Team Rob. Unlike Team Edward or Team Jacob, Team Rob is all about -- who else? -- Robert Pattinson, starring in "Remember Me." [read more]

Marriage in the C of E: an honourable estate? Marriage in the Church of England is fast becoming a joke. This is not a why-oh-why outburst – really – but one based on a prolonged reflection of the pointless cul-de-sac that offering a marriage ceremony in church is. [read more]

Reichen Lehmkuhl has booked himself a gig off-Broadway. The Amazing Race winner turned author and jewelry designer has signed on to star in My Big Gay Italian Wedding. [read more]

In this month's column about current theatre-related books, we launch a recurring feature — a glimpse at what's on the nightstands of your favorite stars. Who's reading what? Check it out. [read more]

Elizabeth (Betty) Mills Dunbar, 97, died March 5, 2010, at her home in Washington, D.C. She was born Feb.18, 1913, in Syracuse, N.Y., the youngest child of Irving and Mary Broad. [read more]