Moviegoers look for 'Marley' of their own (Middletown Journal)

It happened after "Beethoven" hit theaters and "101 Dalmatians" jumped into our hearts.

Top of the Queue: Despite 'Marley,' movie roles don't always go to the dogs (The Capital Times)

OK, OK, we get it. The huge box-office receipts for "Marley and Me" have made it perfectly clear: Dogs are goofy, loyal lunks that just charm the socks off us at every turn. So they get tons of movies made about them that make viewers ooh, ah, chuckle or cry. Shaggy has Scooby, Lassie has Timmy and Mickey had Pluto. "Beethoven" had five movies, "Air Bud" got to play basketball and supposedly ...

'Marley & Me' Sits And Stays Atop Box Office (MTV Music Television)

"Marley & Me" remained top dog at the box office, bringing in $24.1 million over the holiday weekend; "Bedtime Stories" again held the #2 spot.

The big chill: Sanitizing key to winter health (Daily Sparks Tribune)

Anyone who’s spent a lot of time out in the Nevada snow might share the sentiment of Lucky, the pup that managed to cheat death at birth in Walt Disney’s “101 Dalmatians,” when he says, “My nose is froze and my toes is froze and my ears is froze.”

Caution: The Story Line Is Slippery (New York Times)

The creators of ?Damages,? an intricate legal drama on FX, favor an off-the-cuff writing style that has enthralled and alienated viewers while it surprises, baffles and aggravates its cast.