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The article looks at children who were born after their fathers died in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Children including Alexa Smagala, Rodney Wotton, and Robyn Higley discuss looking at photographs of their fathers, listening to stories about the attacks, and their relationships with stepfathers and siblings. Mothers including Jeannine McIntyre, Kellie Lee, and Haven Fyfe-Kiernan talk about their experiences with raising their children, remarriage, and explaining the attacks to their children. Photographs of the children, their families, and their fathers are provided.

The article looks at the experience of royal wedding attendees. India Hicks comments on her experience being a bridesmaid at the wedding of Princess Diana of Wales in 1981. Dress designer Elizabeth Emanuel comments on making Princess Diana's wedding dress. Queen Rania of Jordan comments on meeting King Abdullah of Jordan.

The article looks at several people involved in the preparations for the royal wedding between Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton, including tailor Matthew Else, chef Mark Flanagan, and baker Fiona Cairns.

The article looks at the royal wedding between Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton, held at Westminster Abbey in London, England on April 29, 2011. Pictures of celebrity attendees are presented, including musician Elton John, soccer player David Beckham, and singer Victoria Beckham. The author comments on the two wedding receptions held at Buckingham Palace.

The article presents pictures of the dress worn by Kate Middleton during her wedding to Prince William of Great Britain.

The article honors U.S. soldiers who died in the Afghan War and Iraq War during 2010 by listing their ages and names including Matthew T. Abbate, Lakeshia Mesha Bailey, Marcos Antonio Gorra, Erin Leigh McLyman, Max William Donahue, and Miroslav Steven Zilberman and by briefly profiling soldiers Benjamin Park, David Thomas, and Benjamen Chrisholm.

Photographs of members of the U.S. military who were killed in October 2009 in Afghanistan are presented.

The article discusses country musician Kenny Rogers and his home life. Rogers, when he is not on concert tours or recording music, builds and decorates houses. He has built or remodeled around 6 homes and when he is finished he sells them. He is lives with his fifth wife, Wanda, and his two sons in a 150-acre property in Athens, Georgia which he built and decorated.

The article presents quotations and photographs of individuals who grew up in the U.S. foster care system but who have grown too old to continue to receive such benefits. It is noted that many of the individuals mentioned in the article have become homeless, are addicted to drugs or are unwed mothers.

The article presents the relationship between actress Anne Hathaway and Italian businessman Raffaello Follieri and Follieri's accusations of wire-fraud conspiracy and money laundering. Prosecutors reported that Follieri made false claims that he had ties to the Vatican in Rome, Italy and then used the money to fund yachts, an apartment he shared with Hathaway in New York City, New York and meeting with important political figures. The article discusses the accusations and his relationship with Hathaway further.

The article focuses on celebrity couples and their incomes. It discusses the actors Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, the singers Beyoncé Knowles and Jay-Z, and the singers Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez. Information about how the couples spend their money, such as charitable donations and real estate purchases, is provided and it is noted which person in each relationship earns more.

The article reports on what actors from the television program "Melrose Place" are doing 15 years after the show's premiere on July 8, 1992. Marcia Cross, who played Dr. Kimberly Shaw, is a wife, a mother and is starring on the television program "Desperate Housewives." Vanessa Williams, who played Rhonda on the show, has appeared in television programs such as "Chicago Hope" and "Soul Food." Various love connections which occurred between actors on the show are mentioned.

The article covers highlights from the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards. The host of the August 31, 2006 Radio City Music Hall event was singer and actor Jack Black. Performers included Christina Aguilera and Justin Timberlake with Timbaland. Nicole Richie presented the award for best pop video. Pop stars and former spouses Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson avoided seeing each other at the event.

Several captioned photographs from the 2006 Teen Choice awards, hosted by comedian Dane Cook and singer Jessica Simpson, are presented. Kevin Federline, best known as husband to singer Britney Spears, debuted his rap talents at the festivities. Awkward moments between famous former couples provided fodder for tabloids.

This article profiles four men over the age of thirty who live with their parents. These men discuss the financial and social aspects, benefits, and disadvantages of living with their parents. Also discussed is the importance of being close to parents who are elderly to help provide and take care of things around the house. Several of the men express a desire to move out, however, because living with their parents has made it difficult to date women.

Focuses on celebrities who attended parties after the Academy Awards in 2005. Description of the parties and who attended; What they ate; Details of food prepared by chef Wolfgang Puck; How actor Jamie Foxx celebrated with his daughter Corrine. INSETS: THE DETAILS;JAMIE FOXX.

The article discusses what singer Britney Spears and Jason Alexander have been doing since their marriage and annulment. After she shocked the planet with a trip to a Las Vegas chapel followed by a quick annulment, Britney Spears, long an avid fan of the photo-op, suddenly got camera-shy. Once Spears's Jan. 3 marriage to childhood pal Jason Alexander was over, the uncoupled pair retreated to separate corners in search of privacy. Britney was photographed leaving Las Vegas after the wedding, then didn't pop up in public until Jan. 8 in Tampa, where she took in a Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus from a private press box with three female friends. Talk that she might be in rehab brought vehement denials from her reps, who claim the singer is plunging back into work. According to them, she is preparing for a concert tour and an upcoming Showtime special. Alexander was lying low too, not that he seemed all broken up by the end of his brief marriage. Alexander has used his Camar

Discusses the relationship between celebrities Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez. Plans for a wedding; Consideration of the criticism of the film 'Gigli,' starring both Affleck and Lopez; How Affleck was spotted at a strip club in Los Angeles, California.

Alexa Smagala has the walking thing down pat. She's 16 months old now, and she's on to talking and making observations. One thing she likes to do is point at the photos of Stanley, the firefighter dad she never knew, in her Holbrook, New York, home. "Alexa's first word was Da-Da," says her proud mother, Dena, 33, whose husband died in the South Tower. Such bittersweet moments bind the estimated 100 women who were expecting babies when they lost their husbands in the attacks of September 11, 2001. More than a year later, much has changed in their lives, starting with the babies, who are now toddlers. As they watch their children grow, the mothers, too, are finding their footing, feeling their way in a new world. "Oddly, I've become a more joyful person," says Haven Fyfe, 32, mother of Jackson, 3, and Parker, almost 1. "I realize how precious life is. On Christmas I made a toast: 'Here's to my husband. I live my days doubly for you." Many still cannot think of dating. "My heart is open to my kids and nobody else," says Barbara Da Mota, 37, mother of two. For all these women, the children are a link with the men they loved--increasingly so, as small personalities blossom. The kids are proof that their fathers are not just photos in a frame--and that death does not have the last word.

Reports on the trial of Paul Burrell, Princess Diana's former butler, including the significance of a missing ring from Diana's estate.

Profiles numerous people who have been labeled heroes.

The article offers tips for music teachers on surviving their first five years in the profession. It suggests to find a mentor who can help relieve some of the stress and advises to strike a balance between school and personal life by managing their task list. It also notes that communication is the key in developing positive relationship with administrators and recommends connecting and getting involved with associations such as the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA).

This article presents the views of several guests at the royal wedding of Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and their reactions to being invited to the event. Tim and Sheila Hurst are friends of Catherine's family, the Middletons, and reflect on what they wore. Prince Seeiso of Lesotho was invited as a friend of William's brother, Prince Harry.

This article presents the formal portraits of the royal wedding party for the marriage of Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.

The article presents a picture of Prince William of Great Britain kissing his wife Kate Middleton at their royal wedding.

The author reports on the top 12 contestants of the 2008 season of the television program "America Idol," including Carly Smithson, David Hernandez and Amanda Overmyer.

The article offers details of what contestants on the reality show "Survivor" have been doing since their seasons ended. It is reported that Ethan Zohn of "Survivor:Africa," and Jenna Morasca of "Survivor: The Amazon" are dating and that Rudy Boesch of "Survivor: Palau Tiga" just celebrated his eightieth birthday.

Focuses on the Vanity Fair party after the Academy Awards in 2005. Those who attended, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Beyonce Knowles, and Hilary Swank; Description of the party; Popularity of cookies that were served at the event; How the party lasted into the early morning. INSET: THE DETAILS.

When Jennifer Lopez cut ties with her longtime manager, Benny Medina, the split seemed friendly. But on July 2, 2003, Lopez slapped Medina, 45, with a lawsuit to recover money he made during the five years he represented Lopez. Among the complaints: Lopez accuses Medina of misdirecting $100,000 of the star's earnings for his personal use and asks for the total amount back--plus 10 percent interest. Lopez also alleges that Medina purposefully withheld information from her and acted against her best interests to the detriment of both her professional relationships and her personal life. Medina denies any wrongdoing.

Discusses the reaction of actors who are filming movies in Toronto, Ontario to the spread of the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) illness. Colin Farrell; Robin Wright Penn; Kyle Maclachlan; Ray Romano; Elton John; Billy Joel; Lisa Marie Presley; Kelly Clarkson.

This article discusses international spectators at the royal wedding of Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge from countries including the U.S., Zimbabwe, and England, describing their interest in the events and views on the monarchy.

This article discusses souvenirs and trinkets commemorating the royal wedding of Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, including teacups, dolls, and pillows.

This article presents singer-songwriter Laura Warshauer's reflections on meeting Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge while they attended the University of St. Andrew's in Scotland. Warshauer describes meeting William and Catherine and their time living in the St. Salvator's Hall dormitory as college students, describing parties they attended. Information is provided on William and Catherine's early dating life.

This article discusses extravagant wedding presents received by royalty including Prince Rainier of Monaco, Prince Andrew of Great Britain, and Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain.

This article presents the portrait of Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge that was used in their wedding program, and also includes pictures of them at various ages through their childhoods.

This article discusses the castles and estates where Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge will live, including Kensington Palace, Windsor Castle, and Balmoral Castle.

This article reports on the reception following the wedding ceremony of Great Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. The article discusses the event at Buckingham Palace, describing musical performances and dancing. Information is also provided on gowns and tuxedos worn to the party.

This article reports on Great Britain's Prince Harry and his role in the wedding of his brother, Prince William. The article discusses Prince Harry's duties as best man, as well as his unofficial role of bringing humor to the event while also giving speeches, hosting Prince William's stag party, and working as the emcee at the reception. The article also notes that Prince Harry is a bachelor.

The article looks at the making of hats worn by female attendees at the royal wedding of Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton. The author comments on milliner Vivien Sheriff and her work to design hats for 50 wedding guests.

The article looks at hats worn by female attendees of the royal wedding between Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton. The hats of Camilla Duchess of Cornwall, Princess Beatrice of York, and Sophie Countess of Wessex are pictured.

Captions are presented to a photograph of Prince William of Great Britain and his betrothed Kate Middleton.

A table is presented on the roles of Prince Harry of Great Britain and Pippa Middleton, who will be best man and maid of honor at the royal wedding of their siblings Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Captions are presented to photographs of wedding gowns by fashion designers including Bruce Oldfield, Alice Temperley and Phillipa Lepley considered to be possibly worn by Kate Middleton at her royal wedding to Prince William of Great Britain.

The article presents a timeline and a map of the activities related to the royal wedding of Prince William of Great Britain and Kate Middleton to be held April 29, 2011.

The article focuses on Anh Reiss, a physician in Houston, Texas. Reiss, a Vietnamese American, has begun a campaign to encourage members of that ethnic group to become bone marrow donors for transplant operations. Reiss herself needs such an operation due to a rare blood disorder. Reiss is estimated to have added as many as 10,000 Vietnamese Americans to the registry of bone marrow donors. INSET: MARROW DONATION THE FACTS.

This article discusses a rotating group of fifty senior citizens who volunteer to greet U.S. troops deploying or returning from service in Iraq at the Bangor International Airport in Bangor, Maine, including Bill Knight, Jerry Mundy, and Joan Gaudet.