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The post-WrestleMania season is beginning to come into full bloom, as new stories for the summer are beginning to develop and champions are finding new challengers - well, sort of. Five matches have been announced for the PPV itself and one for the Internet exclusive pre-show. The results of these matches will likely dictate the next three months or so of the summer. Ring Posts bloggers Arda Ocal and Adam Testa weigh in on the match card:   Pre-Show Match Zack Ryder vs. Kane Arda: I would have enjoyed this match a couple months ago, but now unfortunately, it has a home on the YouTube/Facebook pre-show.

WWE returns to pay-per-view Sunday with No Way Out. The show has undergone a number of changes to the announced and predicted card because of injuries and suspensions, creating an opportunity for at least one young star to step up to the plate. Ring Posts contributors Arda Ocal and Adam Testa weighed in with their predictions for the PPV: Pre-Show Match Brodus Clay vs. David Otunga Adam: This is a match that doesn't appeal to me in the least.

Sky High, a movie about an American superhero high school that floats in the clouds, turns out to be a lighter-than-air comedy. It should tickle everyone. The target audience may be kids who are enduring the same central crisis as the main teen characters: Just what are these fantastic powers that arrive at roughly age 13? How do I control them? What am I supposed to do with them? But as it pokes fun at cliques and crushes and favoritism and smug, unthinking hierarchies, it may hit home to adults who see their workplace as high school on acid.

Girls Performer of the YearTenke Zoltani, Dulaney, freshman: For the second straight season (indoors and outdoors), Zoltani earns outstanding performer honors. This spring's honor results from her record-setting season in the 1,600- and 3,200-meter runs. She set meet records in her first five races at invitational events and easily swept the Baltimore County and Class 4A North region titles while lowering her personal best times to 5 minutes, 10.3 seconds and 11: 15.2, respectively, usually without challengingcompetition.

Box sets are clearly the big-ticket item in record stores this fall. But do they really offer consumers their money's worth? What follows is a basic buying guide, listing how much music each set offers, and what it's likely to cost, both on CD and cassette (where available). In addition, each collection has been rated -- Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor -- for historical value and listenability.LED ZEPPELIN"Led Zeppelin" (Atlantic 82144)This set has everything going for it. Not only is the sound, which was digitally remastered under the supervision of Led Zep guitarist Jimmy Page, absolutely first rate, but the package itself is nothing short of ravishing, from the fact-filled booklet to the exquisite art direction.

Two major developments unfolded on Monday's episode of WWE RAW. The first was a big one in many ways - Paul Heyman revealed a new client, Michael McGillicutty, now known as Curtis Axel (Curtis after his father "Mr. Perfect Curt Hennig, Axel after his grandfather Larry "The Axe" Hennig). Though many fans complained about it not being a bigger name (RVD was speculated throughout the day), this is a great move and an even greater opportunity for a superstar to not only have instant credibility being aligned with Paul Heyman (arguably the greatest mouthpiece in pro wrestling history)

Think of "VH1 Collectors" as "Antiques Roadshow" with a rock and roll beat.Saturdays at noon beginning this week, VH1 will offer the chance to have your rock collectibles appraised, show off your collection to the envious masses and listen as celebrities describe what they collect. You may even be able to pick up a few items yourself.Already, the roving band of VH1 appraisers has visited Cleveland, Miami, Las Vegas and Austin, Tex., and they've turned up such items as an outfit worn on stage by the O'Jays (the thing practically screams '70s)

On August 5, 2009, VIRGINIA (GEE-GEE) CANATELLA; devoted wife of the late Michael S. Canatella; loving mother of Patricia Bent; grandmother of Kelly, Susan, and Katherine; great-grandchildren Eden, Hannah, Courtney, Melody, and Layla. Aunt Gee-Gee to Donna, Don, Barbie, Beth, Bruce, Joan, Johnny, and Peggy; godmother to Spud, Johnny, and Bobbie. Memorial Mass Friday, August 21st at 11 AM in St. Louis Catholic Church, Clarksville, MD. In lieu of flowers, donations to Our Daily Bread.

McLaughlin; loving father of Margaret Saffran and Donna McLaughlin; father-in-law of Steve Saffran and David Haslup; loving Poppy of Sunshine Haddaway, Michelle Klusovsky, Jacob Haslup, Stephen and Michael Saffran; great-grandfather of Morgan, Cassidy and Layla. Also survived by his brother Robert McLaughlin and his wife Josephine, and sister-in-law Margaret Brown. Friends may call at the HUBBARD FUNERAL HOME INC., 4107 Wilkens Avenue on Thursday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Interment private.

On August 8, 2004 JANET L.; beloved wife of the late Charles F. Watson, Sr.; devoted mother of Dolores Bruno, Charles F. Watson, Jr. and the late Elizabeth Salamone, Mary Fox, Ellen Adams and Nicholas Watson; dear sister of Doris Mc Cauley, Gordon and Robert Spicer; loving grandmother of Ramona Sibley, Ronald and Charles F. Reed; great grandmother of Ashley and Cody Sibley, Jesse, Jerrica and C.J. Reed; great-great grandmother of Layla Diggs. Relatives and friends may gather at MILLER-DIPPEL FUNERAL HOME INC., 6415 Belair Rd., on Wednesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Funeral Service will be held Thursday at 10 A.M. Interment Parkwood Cemetery.