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Reports on the wedding of Margaret Freear Pollard and Robert Woodward Barnwell III in Westhampton Beach, New York on December 12, 2004. Request for gifts for needy children and the children; Description of the midday ceremony; Pollard's volunteer work.

Highlights the events during the exchange of marriage vows between reporter, Rebecca Spitz and lawyer, Kevin Fullington in a ceremony in New York city. Details about their love story; Marriage proposal and engagement; Details about the accident by Spitz while covering a news in Harlem; Families of the couple.

THE letter ''D'' is for Divorce. ''P'' is for Pining Away, and ''R'' is for Remarriage. Don't look for those alphabet mnemonics anytime soon on ''Sesame Street,'' although they are story elements in the backstage romance between Annie Evans and Martin P. Robinson. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

This article presents information about the marriage of a Pakistani couple, Sherazad Saleem and Mus Jaffery.

The article reports that designer Maria Pergay is the subject of two exhibitions and a monograph. Pergay's newest designs will be on display at the Demisch Danant and Lehmann Maupin galleries in New York City. The book "Maria Pergay: Between Ideas and Design," by Suzanne Demisch will be published in 2006.

Explores the marriage between author Salman Rushdie and Indian actress Padma Lakshmi in New York. Indian traditional wedding; History of the romance between the couple; Celebrities that attended their wedding.

Provides information on the love story of immigration lawyer Rakhi Dhanoa and Ranjeet Purewal, a recruiter for Leafstone Staffing in New York, who got married in Glen Cove, New York on August 10, 2002.

Focuses on the increasing attention United States men are paying to their personal appearance. Amount of money being spent on appearance-related products; Attention to male customers being given by health spas and cosmetics stores; Reasons for an increase in male vanity.

Features artist Gene Moore. Comparison with Diana Vreeland; Recreation of his merchandise displays for the retrospective at the Fashion Institute of Technology; Personality.

Reports on the popularity of various shades and colors of fingernail polish. Virginia Slims advertisement; Success of Chanel's Vamp; Speculation of appeal to women.

Reports on entertainer Cher's Sanctuary catalog cross jewelry. Range price of the crosses.

Considers the trend, as of early 1998, among young women being married in the United States to seek professional help in developing a sculpted and muscular body for their wedding day. Influence on the trend of the evolution of wedding dress styles; How wedding dresses have gotten more revealing; How some women approach the training rigor of Olympic athletes.

Discusses the $20 million television comedy deal between Danny Jacobson and Fox Television, and the problems experienced with it. First comedy out of the deal to be shown on American Broadcasting Company (ABC), and not Fox; Where the idea for the deal came from; Problems experienced with the program entitled `Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place'; Comments from Jacobson; Other information on the deal.

Features the `Masterpiece Theater' version of the television program `The Tenant of Wildfell Hall,' based on the novel by Anne Bronte which will be broadcast on October 26, 1997.

States that starting from September 5, 1997, Dick Cavett planned to re-emerge on the World Wide Web when Alternative Entertainment Network introduce `In Other Words...Dick Cavett,' a series of classic interviews from shows from 1968 to 1975. Identification of some of the guests on the show; Comments from Andy Lippman, associate director of the M.I.T. media laboratory; Background information on Cavett.

Provides information on vintage movies, that are aired by the television networks, American Movie Classic (AMC) and Turner Classic Movies (TMC). Americans primary access to vintage movies; Where old movies can be found; Efforts of the two networks to regain a large audience.

Details how fans of pinup queen, Bettie Page, keeps her image alive. Background information on Page; Documentary to be broadcast on Page; Action taken by nightclubs; Feelings of Page on fans' devotion to her. INSET: Objects of affection..

Looks at the experiences of parent-managers Paula Hart and Pam Warner, who manage their children Melissa Joan Hart and Malcolm-Jamal Warner respectively. Success of Melissa Hart and Malcolm-Jamal Warner; Background information on both.

Looks at a diaper bag designed by Kate Spade; Features of the diaper bag; Differences between Kate Spade diaper bag and ordinary diaper bags; Cost of Kate Spade diaper bag.

Offers a look at the magazine `Mode' which caters towards the full-figure woman. Mode to make its debut on February 25, 1997; Statements from Mode's editor Veronique Vienne; Increase in the sales of large-size clothing; Expansion of fashion designers into the full-figure size field.

Presents information on the high-fat ketogenic diet, which is used to treat children with epilepsy in the United States (U.S.). Details on the diet; Information on the motion picture `...First Do No Harm,' which is about epilepsy; Statistical information on epileptic children in the U.S.; Comments from Dr. James Wheless, the director of the epilepsy monitoring unit at the Health Science Center at the University of Texas at Houston. INSET: Three days on a ketogenic diet..