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Wednesday, May 22 2013
Obama & Iran
THE last round of nuclear negotiations with Iran ended in stalemate, and prospects appear dim for a breakthrough at next week's meeting in Moscow. Two central factors are driving Washington's negotiation strategy at this point. The first is ...
NO ANTI-AMERICA SENTIMENT IN IRAN
MY 1,700-mile road trip across Iran began with a giddy paean to America, reinforcing my view that at the grass-roots level, this may be the most pro- American nation in the Middle East. "We love America!" gushed a former military commando, now a clothing seller, my first evening in ...
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Olympic swimmer meets designer dream in Ryan Lochte

AFTER finishing three hours of laps, sprints and weighted strokes at the University of Florida´s Olympic-size pool, Ryan Lochte, the record-setting, gold medal-winning swimmer, was showing the briefest glimmer of fatigue. "I just want to be done," ...

American voices in Havana getting louder
IN the echoing cobbled walkway of an 18th-century fort that is home to part of the 11th Havana Biennial, an insistent clang emanates from an artwork in which a bronze bird continually hits a boat propeller with its beak. Behind that noise floats the melody of a Cuban son played by a trio. And then, above it all, comes another kind of sound: US voices, crying out in English, "Look at that!" and "I want you to see this!" For much of the last decade, President George Bush all but shut down travel between the United States and Cuba, and with it the stream of US art lovers who had helped nourish the Cuban art scene. But since President Barack Obama began lifting many of the Bush-era restrictions on travel in 2009, the traffic ...
How Andrew Garfield fell for Emma Stone
FROM the minute Andrew Garfield met Emma Stone during The Amazing Spider-Man auditions, he knew they had something special. During a recent sit-down with MTV News, Garfield, 28, reveals he felt a connection with his costar — who plays Peter Parker´s first love, Gwen Stacy — almost immediately. "We got on really well as people, in between takes," the actor said. "That was the fun stuff: In between, we´d just mess around and I felt, ´Ah, this is different.´ I wasn´t really aware of what was happening in the screen test. She keeps you on your toes and that wakes you up. That was the beginning." Garfield confessed he was thrilled when he learned Stone, 23, had accepted the part. "Obviously I was so happy that she got ...
Still not many women-oriented films, feels Neha Dhupia
ACTRESS Neha Dhupia is glad that the portrayal of women on the big screen is changing from the homely, simple and innocent character to a bolder and stronger one. She is however not sure how long this transition will last. "It is a great thing that filmmakers have started looking at women characters from a different perspective. But we need to see how long it will last," Neha said. "It´s not like Madhur (Bhandarkar) wasn´t doing it before. There were directors who have worked with actresses like Rekha and Sridevi. Now just because you have a film like The Dirty Picture, doesn´t mean the change is happening everywhere. "I can´t name more than one film like that. There are not many such women...

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