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X-Factor: The end of Eden
What started really slow ended without any surprises. We all know The X Factor is not about finding an artist who is incredibly talented and appreciated by its peers.
Snitch has brains to go with brawn
SNITCH.
Paltrow most beautiful woman
Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow has been named the world’s most beautiful woman for 2013 by People magazine, knocking pop singer Beyonce out of the top spot.
Neo-Nazis on the Rise in Eastern Germany
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Pop Music: The Messengers
POP MUSIC The cover on a new LP album called Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band is a photomontage of a crowd gathered round a grave.
Review: Remastered Beatles are delicious ear candy
The newly remastered Beatles box sets are a treat for a casual fan and a dream come true for die-hards. The mono set may be revelatory for some, but even the box of stereo albums — the best-known versions and the primary sales focus — is a step up from the 22-year-old original CD releases.
Indian mothers-in-law campaign for protection
Some 50 mothers-in-law have come together in a campaign seeking legal protection from what they allege is abuse of laws favoring daughters-in-law in the country. The mono set may be revelatory for some, but even the box of stereo albums — the best-known versions and the primary sales focus — is a step up from the 22-year-old original CD releases
N. Ireland police investigate massive bomb
Police in Northern Ireland were investigating Wednesday after “reckless criminal terrorists” planted a 600-pound bomb along a country road. The mono set may be revelatory for some, but even the box of stereo albums — the best-known versions and the primary sales focus — is a step up from the 22-year-old original CD releases.
Protesters, police go online in G20 battle
Social networking Web sites are set to play a crucial role in protests ahead of next week’s G20 meeting of world leaders in London as demonstration organizers and police use Twitter and Facebook as key sources of real-time information and intelligence. Metropolitan Police leaders have warned that the city faces an “unprecedented” wave of protest in the run-up to Thursday’s summit talks on the state of the global economy and are set to deploy huge numbers of officers to maintain public order.