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Wednesday, May 22 2013
Civil War In Syria
MOST of the people in the makeshift field hospital in Baba Amr did not want to be filmed. They were too afraid to show their faces. But not Abdel Nasr Zayed. "I have lost 11 already, and now I am willing to sacrifice everything for God,".
WEAKENING OF SOCIAL FABRIC
THE half-century between 1912 and 1962 was a period of great wars and economic tumult but also of impressive social cohesion. Marriage rates were high. Community groups connected people across class. In the half-century between 1962 and ...
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Women´s magazines break the mould

RACIAL diversity on magazine covers is a rarity. But Psychologies, Marie Claire, Cosmo and others are challenging the norm. The recent issue of Psychologies has attracted a lot of attention from tweeters, readers and, funnily enough ...

The feminist streak in Elizabeth Taylor!
THE Accidental Feminist, by MG Lord: E l i z a b e t h Taylor was many things: a talented actress whose first star turn came at age 12 in National Velvet; an international celebrity whose eight husbands included her Cleopatra co-star Richard Burton twice; an AIDS activist long before it became fashionable; a recovering addict, diet book author and friend of Michael Jackson; and a voluptuous, violet-eyed, raven-haired beauty for the ages. But was she a feminist? In a new book published almost a year after Taylor´s death, the cultural critic MG Lord maintains that Taylor was indeed that, notwithstanding her wellknown affection for fabulous jewels, clothing and ...
Clive Owen unveils IRA thriller at Berlin fest
BRITAIN´S Clive Owen plays an MI5 officer trying to protect an informant who is spying on her own Irish Republican Army (IRA) family in Shadow Dancer, a taut thriller that premiered on Sunday at the Berlin film festival. Directed by Oscar-winning film-maker James Marsh and written by Tom Bradby, a journalist who covered the long-running "troubles" in Northern Ireland, the film revives the terror and paranoia of the era´s sectarian violence. "I think that if you´re brought up in England and you´re my age, it was something that was kind of on the news every day, the troubles in Ireland, and you kind of lived with it," said Owen, 47. "I remember going to Belfast ...
Kissing on screen scares Bipasha
BIPASHA BASU is known for her bold roles in Jism, Raaz and Race. But when it comes to locking lips on big screen, the actress isn´t comfortable. "I am scared of kissing on screen. Yes, on-screen kissing nerves me to death and I had a really very uncomfortable experience in Jodi Breakers with R Madhavan who is a friend," Bipasha told IANS. "I had to kiss him, it was important for the film, so there was no convincing that was required. I knew I would do it but the process is not easy. "Even for Raaz 3, it´s not going to be easy but don´t scare me from now. When it comes to it, we shall see," she added. The Bipasha-Madhavan starrer romantic comedy Jodi Breakers ....

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