What does JW stand for?

to become Albuquerque's chief, the so-called Runaway Bride — Jennifer Wilbanks — fled to the city just before her wedding.

Worth a try Runaway-bride musical The Jennifer Wilbanks project is a go: A rock opera is set to open in October about Wilbanks' wedding woes, which led her to flee her life just before her 2005 wedding, earning the nickname "The Runaway Bride.

Byline: By IAN MARKHAM-SMITH RUNAWAY bride Jennifer Wilbanks is suing her former fiance.

NEW YORK -- INSIDE TV, the new weekly magazine for television fans, picks the Top 5 "Runaway Brides" of television, who, like Jennifer Wilbanks, the Duluth, Georgia woman who fled to New Mexico and faked her abduction in order to avoid walking down the aisle, wore running shoes under their wedding gowns: RACHEL on "Friends" Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston) was about to get married in the middle of Central Park to her boring fiance Barry (whom she compared to Mr.

John Mason was thrust into the spotlight in 2005 when then-fiancee Jennifer Wilbanks disappeared just days before their wedding.

Lawsuits dropped: Runaway bride Jennifer Wilbanks and her former fiance, John Mason, have dropped lawsuits they filed against each other last year.

When the now-famous runaway bride Jennifer Wilbanks turned up alive in Georgia instead of in the predicted culvert, the townspeople seemed outraged: The public displays of mourning had already begun, and there was a community rehearsing for her funeral.

Don't think: The title's awfully generic - why don't they use the old ``inspired by a true story'' gambit and rename it ``The Jennifer Wilbanks Story,'' making it the fastest torn-from-the-headlines TV movie in history?