Published: Sunday, March 14, 2010 at 8:00 a.m. Last Modified: Friday, March 12, 2010 at 1:40 p.m. One enters a movie like “Our Family Wedding” bracing for cheesiness. [read more]

old time tradition: The wedding, Tobago's traditional characters, parade through the aisle of Queen's Hall, St Ann's during Roxborough Folk Choir's performance at the 29th Music Festival on Friday night. [read more]

The newest trend to hit the wedding market, apparently, are eco-friendly weddings -- although the Filipino bride may still prefer to don the traditional white popularized by Queen Victoria and modernized by Coco Chanel, everything else is green. [read more]

Get to know the front man behind this week's Tuned In artist - Patty's Well with a special Q&A. [read more]

There's no cleverness, no pizzazz, just routine farce. [read more]

One enters a movie like 'Our Family Wedding' bracing for cheesiness. [read more]

America Ferrera and Lance Gross in “Our Family Wedding.” Alternately rancid and ridiculous, strident and sickly sweet, “Our Family Wedding” offers plenty that’s old, borrowed and blue; it’s the something new that’s missing. [read more]

LOS ANGELES -- Tennis great Pete Sampras and his wife, actress Bridgette Wilson-Sampras, have listed their newly built compound in Lake Sherwood for $25 million. [read more]

Whether we like it or not, jewellery finds its way into most of our lives. It might be a brooch passed down through the generations of a family. Or it could be a friendship bracelet, engagement ring or wedding band. Right now, however, it's more likely to be forcing its way into our consciousness via the catwalk, music videos and glossy magazines, where extravagant, unexpected and just plain ... [read more]

ASSOCIATED PRESS One enters a movie like Our Family Wedding bracing for cheesiness. As a genre, wedding films are typically about as cloying as two hours worth of kitten videos on YouTube. Add in the equally checkered history of stridently ethnic movies, and you might want to start asking moviegoers to remove their belts before entering the theater. But as Rick Famuyiwa’s Our Family Wedding ... [read more]