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ENTERTAINMENT
BTC Welding Rodeo ignites for two days of competition
The 11th Annual Bellingham Technical College Welding Rodeo competition is a free, family-friendly event featuring food, displays, vendors, raffles and, of course, welding. You can even try welding yourself.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Back2Bellingham offers three days of fun, events at WWU
The public is invited to participate in Western Washington University's biggest annual celebration, Back2Bellingham Alumni and Family Weekend, Friday through Sunday, May 18-20.
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OUT WITH THE KIDS
Bellingham Farmers Market courts young entrepreneurs with Kids Vending Days
Industrious children and young adults can get a feel for the satisfaction and sometimes the stress that comes from running their own business during the monthly Kids Vending Days at the Bellingham Farmers Market.
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MOVIE NEWS & REVIEWS
Great books: Fred Astaire, French actresses and film noir
There's no end to movie books - star memoirs, critical career overviews, coffee table "making of" commemorations ("The Art of John Carter: A Visual Journey" - really?!), sex-laden, scandalous tell-alls. Heck, somebody's even written a book about movie stars on bikes.
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MOVIE NEWS & REVIEWS
Spurlock explores the metro-sexualization of the American male
The great thing about social observer-documentarian Morgan Spurlock is that he works - a lot. He's constantly got films or TV shows in pre-production, post-production or in theaters, films that have a take on this or that corner of the American zeitgeist.
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CELEBRITIES
CBS moving 'Men,' 'Mentalist' for new season
Dominant CBS shuffled its schedule for the fall on Wednesday, giving Ashton Kutcher and Simon Baker new nights and adding four new series.
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CELEBRITIES
Students in tornado-hit Ind. town await 'Lady A'
Tornadoes battered their school and homes, and spring break was spent cleaning up. Henryville has only begun to rebuild, but for one night, its high school students will get to put aside their worries for a private show by one of country music's biggest acts.
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MOVIE NEWS & REVIEWS
Zoo-like Cannes opens with Anderson's 'Moonrise'
The sunbaked Cannes Film Festival got under way with Wes Anderson's "Moonrise Kingdom," whose carefully composed whimsy stood in stark contrast to the zoo-like atmosphere at the annual French Riviera extravaganza.
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CELEBRITIES
Appreciating Mexican author Carlos Fuentes
Whatever they may have thought of his politics, anyone lucky enough to have conversed with author Carlos Fuentes couldn't help but be taken by his patrician good looks and his love affair with language.
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TELEVISION
Ken Burns' 'The Dust Bowl' highlights PBS fall lineup
LOS ANGELES - PBS has announced a fall lineup that will include a Ken Burns documentary and a British historial drama.








