Lidia Kopania
Moscow: Poland’s entry into the Eurovision 2009 song contest, Lidia Kopania, performs during the second semi-final round. afp
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Jay Leno reveals guests on ‘Tonight Show’ swansong
Comedian Jay Leno, America’s top-rated TV host, will bow out of his 17-year stint on ‘The Tonight Show’ on May 29 in the company of his successor Conan O’Brien and singer James Taylor. Leno, 59, also promised “something really out of the left field” for his last ‘Tonight Show’ before going on to launch... 
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Redford launches ‘Sundance’ for Hispanics, Native Americans
Hollywood icon Robert Redford has announced a programme aimed at helping Hispanic and Native American moviemakers in the southwestern US state of New Mexico.
The programme, dubbed ‘Sundance in New Mexico,’ is sponsored by state arts and film offices to “create and expand upon training programs...
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Lohan, Harrelson to shoot indie comedy
Actress Lindsay Lohan has joined the cast of independent fantasy comedy ‘The Other Side,’ alongside Woody Harrelson, Giovanni Ribisi, and singers Dave Matthews and Alanis Morissette, Hollywood press has reported.
The story, according to Variety, revolves on a grad student working at a scientific...
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Farrah Fawcett in legal tug-of-war in dying days
A dying Farrah Fawcett is caught in the middle of a legal battle between her longtime companion, Ryan O’Neal, and a producer who has worked with the ‘Charlie’s Angels’ star during her fight with cancer.
The dispute centers on the TV documentary ‘Farrah’s Story,’ which is set to air on NBC. Fawcett...
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Creation by Kuwaiti fashion designer Haya Al-Houti
LEBANON: A model displays a creation by Kuwaiti fashion designer Haya Al-Houti during the presentation of her Summer 2009 Haute Couture collection afp
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Springtime for Hitler
Berlin: Cast members perform during a dress rehearsal of the musical The Producers - Fruehling fuer Hitler’ (Springtime for Hitler). More than six decades after the Nazi dictator killed himself in his Berlin bunker, a character parodying Hitler will feature in the first production in Germany of the...
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Make way, ladies: Michelle Obama hits sexy list
For the first time the US First Lady has made Maxim magazine’s annual top 100 list of ‘hottest women in the world,’ with Michelle Obama making the grade at number 93.
Billed as the ‘stimulus package America really needs,’ the British-based international magazine known for revealing pictorials...
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New Zealand offers cupid flight for US singles
Air New Zealand said Friday it will offer a lonelyhearts trip for US singles to New Zealand in what it is billing as the world’s matchmaking flight.
American singles are being offered the chance to fly from Los Angeles in October to “get amongst it” with New Zealanders at the “Great Matchmaking...
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China sex theme park causing controversy
A sex theme park in southwest China that exhibits naked human sculptures, giant genitals and boasts a sex technique workshop is stirring up howls of protest, state press said.
‘Love Land’, billed as China’s first-ever sex theme park, is slated to open in Chongqing municipality in October, but...
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Millionaire plans to die penniless
A Northumberland millionaire is selling his £16 million country house hotel and is to donate the entire proceeds to a cancer charity after his wife survived the illness. Brian Burnie bought Doxford Hall Hotel, in Chathill near Alnwick, in 1993 and has turned it into one of the North East’s most exclusive...
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Australian woman seeks mate for randy emu
An Australian woman, broadcast an appeal for help to stop a sexually-frustrated giant bird — a male emu — from trying to herd her into its nest. Patrena Arriston from the outback town of Katherine told national radio her seven-year-old emu Edward began sitting on an empty nest last year and now chases...
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Vietnam’s condom business goes upscale
In Vietnam’s fast-growing commercial capital Ho Chi Minh City, most people buy cheap condoms from no-frills roadside kiosks, at the drug store or in supermarkets. But two brothers have opened an upmarket condom boutique here, saying customers want more choice and more sophisticated options — even in...
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