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Friday, May 16, 2008
Ashlee Simpson (left) had what could be her bachelorette party last night, while husband-to-be Pete Wentz was out with the boys.
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Pre-wedding parties for Pete Wentz, Ashlee Simpson?

With his wedding to Ashlee Simpson apparently looming, Pete Wentz spent a night celebrating with the guys — including future father-in-law Joe Simpson.

The Fall Out Boy rocker gathered 10 or so male friends for a Thursday night dinner at the Beverly Hills, Calif., restaurant Mr. Chow.


Eddie Izzard sums up world history in laughter
Review: Against a backdrop that looks like an ancient Egyptian tomb replete with hieroglyphics, Izzard announces in his charming accent: "I thought tonight I'd talk about everything that's ever happened in the world." And in the nearly two-hour show, he does just that.
This is Eddie Izzard's moment

Good meals for $10 or less
Pat Bruno: The cost of eating out keeps going up. Sure, you can hit one or two of the major chains and fill up for a bit less, but that's not going to do it in the long run (read: boring). So, you might ask, what are my options? Folks, take a fling at a neighborhood joint, where the food is more connected to fine than faux, the quality is high, and the prices are low.
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'CSI' finale: Alas, poor Warrick
"The storm is passing over, hallelujah!" So sang a chorus of funeral graveside mourners during the opening scene of "CSI" Thursday night. The song was befitting the fate of the deceased whose portly body came crashing through the bottom of the casket -- unexpectedly accompanied by the corpse of a "John Doe."

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