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Witherspoon keeps this dumb 'Blonde' alive

While Reese Witherspoon shines as the smart yet ditzy Elle Woods in "Legally Blonde: Red White & Blonde," her pursuit of Washington, D.C., does not quite measure up to Elle's fun-filled journey at Harvard Law in the first flick. The sequel tells the story of Elle Woods traveling to Washington to oppose future testing on animals after she finds the mother of her precious Chihuahua Bruiser is being used as a cosmetic test subject.

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Action, Schwarzenegger makes 'T3' sparkle

Arnold Schwarzenegger has still got it. After 12 years, Schwarzenegger dominates his role once again as the Terminator and is undoubtedly successful. Without James Cameron on board to direct and Edward Furlong and Linda Hamilton to save the day, "T3" shines as a suitable legacy to their work. The T-101 (Schwarzenegger) has been sent back to the present once again to prevent the death of future resistance leader John Connor (Nick Stahl) from Skynet's faster, stronger and smarter terminator, the T-X (Kristanna Loken). The T-101's mission also is to protect innocent veterinarian Kate Brewster (Claire Danes), whose life also is intertwined - though less importantly than Connor's - in the path the future takes after Judgment Day. Together, John and Kate realize Judgment Day is coming sooner than they expected - within three hours.

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Festival ushers summertime into Old Town

Lansing - In a scene entirely reminiscent of summertime, zoology senior Lauren Hickson sipped on her Darkhorse raspberry ale while bobbing her head to the beat of a local band on a bright, sunny Saturday afternoon in Old Town.It was the typical visual at this year's Festival of the Sun, the 4th annual festival to mark the summer solstice and usher in the summer season."I've never been out in this part of Lansing before," said Hickson, who was accompanied by her friend, Jim Mohnach of Haslett.