Michael Jackson’s father seeks museum in hometown
Rudolph Clay, the mayor of Gary, said the city was donating 10 acres of vacant land to the project which would also include a hotel performing arts centre. However, the overall cost, what the museum will contain, who will run it and when it would be completed were unknown.”Fans all over the world will... 
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Wills India Fashion Week
New Delhi: Bollywood actors Katrina Kaif and Ranbir Kapoor present creations by Indian designer Rohit Bal during the Grand Finale of the Wills India Fashion Week (WIFW) Spring Summer 2010. afp
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Rare Muslim books of divination on show in Washington
A rare collection of unique, ornate books of divination consulted by shahs, sultans and Muslim laymen in 16th century Persia and Turkey are on show at Washington’s Smithsonian Institution. “It won’t happen again, it’s a once in a lifetime opportunity” to see the brilliantly painted manuscripts, Massumeh...
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Roberto de Villacis Award Season Couture Fashion preview
Los Angeles: A model wears a Roberto de Villacis design at the Roberto de Villacis Award Season Couture Fashion preview at Hacienda Saint Pierre. afp
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Google gets its groove on with music search
Google stepped onto the Internet music stage on Wednesday, unveiling a service for finding, listening to or buying songs online. Google announced an alliance with Lala.com and MySpace-owned iLike at Capitol Records headquarters in Los Angeles. “We are very excited to be introducing a music search feature,”...
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It’s like mother, like daughter when it comes to aging
There may be some truth to the saying that all women will eventually turn into their mothers, with a US study finding daughters age and wrinkle like their mothers. Plastic surgeons used facial imaging and 3D computer modeling to study the aging process and found that daughters’ faces tend to...
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Cambodian temple puzzle nearly complete
On a muggy afternoon in Cambodia’s ancient Angkor complex, workers in hardhats hunch over the world’s biggest jigsaw puzzle, painstakingly assembling sandstone blocks. Walled- off from camera-toting tourists, they are finally close to completing an astonishing reconstruction of the fabled 11th century...
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