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Best seller misses her old calling
A BRITISH scientist who wrote a racy blog and a best-selling book about being a prostitute has admitted that she misses some parts of her old job as a callgirl.
'Pirate Radio' isn't funny with any - frequency'
From left, Tom Sturridge, Rhys Darby, Will Adamsdale and Bill Nighy. Pirate Radio Watch the trailer Show times and theaters Buy Tickets! Running time: 2 hr.
Pirate Radio director, Richard Curtis , poses with the film's cast. Before filming began, Curtis put his cast through "boat camp" instead of boot camp.
First among unequals - The Diary, 18 November 2009
Just to rub it in to Scotland fans what they will be missing, even New Zealand, famous for the oval ball and not the round variety, have qualified for the World Cup finals.
We all have favorite ways of giving back or paying forward. We write checks, participate in fundraisers, run deliveries, make phone calls, collate and stick our own stamps on mailings, donate blood and hair, roll up our sleeves to actually work face-to-face with and for those who need help.
Shoah survivors slam Lebanese ban of Anne
The American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors and Their Descendants recently slammed Hezbollah for censoring Anne Frank's diary out of a school textbook.
Budgie smugglers hit the streets Hundreds of people strutted their stuff in nothing more than their budgie smugglers to raise money for charity.
Freedom of sleech has long been a problem in Belfast: the alluvial soil on which it is built is blamed for the opening of a large hole in Cromac Street, and for the listing of the Albert Memorial Clock .
Case for the defence - The Diary, 10 November 2009
The Berlin Wall anniversary reminds Ronnie Simpson of Glasgowa s Isa Music of being in East Berlin at the time for a music industry conference.
Holocaust Survivors Condemn Lebanese Ban of Anne Frank's Diary
The American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors and Their Descendants has learned, with revulsion, that Hizbollah has censored Anne Frank's diary out of a school textbook.
DIARY: Pravda, The British Realm, Annoyment, Newsnicht, Chumpishness, Rompuy for ever
The Russian newspaper, Pravda greeted the new Lisbon Treaty with a great dollop of "been there, done that, got the burn marks": "Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the EU is now a reincarnation of the Soviet Union." Clearly, it takes one to know one.
Hezbollah slams Arab satellites for suspending Iranian TV
Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah slammed on Friday two Arab satellite providers for dropping a television channel from predominantly Shiite Iran as a "violation of freedom of speech and opinion." Censorship Anne Frank diary offends Lebanon's Hezbollah / AFP Private English-language school in western Beirut drops textbook containing excerpts from ...
Jim Harrington: 'Pirate Radio' relives '60s British pop explosion
DIRECTOR/SCREENWRITER Richard Curtis, best known for his work on hit romantic comedies such as "Four Weddings and a Funeral" and "Bridget Jones's Diary," got the idea to make a movie about pop music about 10 years ago.
Hugh Muir: What if the cure is worse than the disease? What if the disease doesn't exist? Tuesday, 03 November 2009 With the government's life blood ebbing away, what to do to create the odd pocket of popularity? Eureka, said ministers in the Department of Communities and Local Government.
Book Buzz: What's new on the list and in publishing
Jeff Kinney's "Wimpy Kid" shoves Dan Brown from the top of the list; a TV show and a book are working some synergy; and don't look now, but Christmas books are landing on the list early.
Mexican match first in 3D, says broadcaster MEXICO CITY: The soccer match between top Mexican sides America and Guadalajara on Sunday will be screened in 3D, with broadcasters Televisa claiming on Wednesday it will be the first broadcast of its kind in the world.
Pim Techamuanvivit teaches the world how to be a foodie
Pim was packing for her biennial trip home to Bangkok, so instead of a leisurely lunch at a local eatery, we opted for a phone chat.
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Dialed In: This week's local music radio playlists
Here what the area's local-centric specialty radio shows were spinning this week.
Arts Diary: The enigma of variation No 1020
THE BIG issue at the Frieze Art Fair, the UK's annual fiesta for contemporary art in Regent's Park, London, may be whether the art market can bounce back, but the curious are also wondering what Martin Creed, pictured below, is up to now.
Sunny Day Real Estate Prove Their Influence at the Fonda
Before the guy-liner, shitty angular haircuts or Pete Wentz, Emo had Sunny Day Real Estate, a bunch of ordinary looking guys from Seattle with whatever haircuts, making music that was, well , emotional.
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