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LOS ANGELES: Long-time Hollywood couple Johnny Depp and French singer/actress Vanessa Paradis have agreed to separate “amicably,” a publicist for the US star said on Tuesday. The Pirates of the Caribbean star and Gallic star have been together for 14 years, but rumors of trouble have circulated for more than a year, leading to Paradis [...]
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Adidas is facing enormous backlash after it announced the release of the new JS Roundhouse Mids on its Facebook page on June 14. The sneaker sports what Adidas calls “bracelets,” but consumers are equating them more to shackles. Adidas released the shoe’s tagline, which reads, “Got a sneaker game so hot you lock your kicks [...]
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WWII bomb found in HK residential area HONG KONG: Hong Kong police on Tuesday evacuated scores of people from homes and offices after an unexploded World War II-era bomb was discovered at a construction site. Workers found the British artillery shell near a busy road in the Fortress Hill neighbourhood, and a police bomb disposal [...]
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Washington: Highly impressed by the karate girl from Bihar whom she met during her trip to Kolkata in May, the US secretary of state Hillary Clinton, for the second time in less than a month, has shared her story with the audience here as to how confident and inspiring she was. “One young girl, full [...]
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Shimla: If all goes well, the historic Town Hall here could be restored to its Gothic glory and people will be able to saunter on cobblestones on the famous Mall Road. The Town Hall, one of the 91 British-era buildings in this Himachal Pradesh capital, and the Mall Road are to get a facelift, thanks [...]
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New York: Today’s youngsters are writing a lot of poetry to put their emotions into words unlike in the past when they liked to read and think, says iconic Indian storyteller of British origin Ruskin Bond. “Children all want to burst into verse you might say. But they would write better poetry if they read [...]
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Alexander Besant A new study found that it is safe for kids with just one kidney to play sports. There are an estimated 1500 children born with only one kidney and health officials have previously warned against contact sports for fear of damaging the organ. The study from the University of Utah found that sports-related [...]
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Patients who undergo weight-loss surgery may be prone to alcoholism Stacey Leasca A new report suggests that patients who undergo weight loss surgery may become susceptible to alcoholism. Reuters Health noted that although the rate of alcohol abuse only climbed 2 per cent after the procedures, researchers said this translates into more than 2,000 new [...]
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An antibiotic is the first drug a person reaches out for to deal with that viral fever. We check with doctors if it’s really needed or should the fever just be allowed to run its course There just has to be a change in weather and out come the sniffles, runny nose, fever and body [...]
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Thirty-seven years ago on this day was released Jaws, the movie that created a niche for itself in the history of cinema. It was a trailblazer, which inspired several movies, none of which would match up to the awe it inspired in movie-lovers. Let’s learn more about the protagonist of the movie and his kin [...]
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