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NASA Investigating First Crime Committed In Space: Report
US space agency NASA is investigating what may be the first crime committed in outer space, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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US Man Arrested After Police Tweet Re-Creation Of Girl's 1973 Killing
On the day Linda Ann O'Keefe died, it was a cooler-than-normal July morning in Newport Beach, California. The brown-haired, blue-eyed 11-year-old got a ride to summer school - about half a mile away - but had to walk home in the afternoon.
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At The Toronto International Film Festival, Summer Turns To Fall, And Movies Turn To The Concerns Of The Day
And by the time TIFF wraps, guests will have seen movies that are guaranteed to dominate the Oscar-oriented awards season that TIFF helps launch
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'My Killer Was Never Found': Police Live Tweet A Murdered Girl's Last Day
On the morning of July 6, 1973, Linda Anne O'Keefe woke up for summer school and put on the white dress her mother made for her, the one with the light blue flowers and the dark blue trim. She pulled her hair back in a ponytail, slipped on her matching dark blue tennis shoes with white ankle socks, and headed out the door for what would be the last...
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The Big Sick Movie Review: A Hilarious And Wrenching Portrayal Of Commitment
The Big Sick Movie Review: Kumail Nanjiani's movie winds up being one of the most satisfying films of the summer, and quite possibly the year
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Anne Hathaway, Sandra Bullock's Ocean's 8 Set For Summer 2018 Release
The film is a spin-off of the Ocean's trilogy. It also stars Sandra Bullock, Sarah Paulson, Rihanna, Helena Bonham Carter and Awkwafina
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Overexposed: The Sun Damage That Can Lead to Skin Cancer and How to Treat it
Despite the warnings, many of us still overdo it in the summer sun. Here are the main types of skin damage to watch for and what to do about them.
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British Lingerie Shop Says Sorry Over Isis Underwear
A British adult retailer apologised on Saturday after launching a range of lingerie named Isis -- but said it did not support jihadists in Iraq and Syria and had no plans to withdraw the line.
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Australia's first female Prime Minister's 'murderous rage' over sexism
Australia's first female premier Julia Gillard has described her "murderous rage" at her sexist treatment but said she would do it all again in her first public appearance since being dumped.
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Duped by Pak husband, Indian woman yearns to return home
An Indian woman, who left her country and religion to marry a Pakistani man, claims that her husband has locked her up in a small room on the roof of their house here for the past 13 years. Shirley Ann Hodges married Gul Muhammad Khan, a Pakistani money lender, after meeting him in Ahmedabad city of Gujarat in the summer of 1997.
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Christopher Nolan, Anne Hathaway Talk Of The Dark Knight Rises
On the red carpet at this weekend's Academy Awards, Christopher Nolan was probed about his next project, the long-awaited The Dark Knight Rises, which begins production this summer and comes to theaters July 20th, 2012.
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NASA Investigating First Crime Committed In Space: Report
US space agency NASA is investigating what may be the first crime committed in outer space, The New York Times reported Saturday.
-
US Man Arrested After Police Tweet Re-Creation Of Girl's 1973 Killing
On the day Linda Ann O'Keefe died, it was a cooler-than-normal July morning in Newport Beach, California. The brown-haired, blue-eyed 11-year-old got a ride to summer school - about half a mile away - but had to walk home in the afternoon.
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At The Toronto International Film Festival, Summer Turns To Fall, And Movies Turn To The Concerns Of The Day
And by the time TIFF wraps, guests will have seen movies that are guaranteed to dominate the Oscar-oriented awards season that TIFF helps launch
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'My Killer Was Never Found': Police Live Tweet A Murdered Girl's Last Day
On the morning of July 6, 1973, Linda Anne O'Keefe woke up for summer school and put on the white dress her mother made for her, the one with the light blue flowers and the dark blue trim. She pulled her hair back in a ponytail, slipped on her matching dark blue tennis shoes with white ankle socks, and headed out the door for what would be the last...
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The Big Sick Movie Review: A Hilarious And Wrenching Portrayal Of Commitment
The Big Sick Movie Review: Kumail Nanjiani's movie winds up being one of the most satisfying films of the summer, and quite possibly the year
-
Anne Hathaway, Sandra Bullock's Ocean's 8 Set For Summer 2018 Release
The film is a spin-off of the Ocean's trilogy. It also stars Sandra Bullock, Sarah Paulson, Rihanna, Helena Bonham Carter and Awkwafina
-
Overexposed: The Sun Damage That Can Lead to Skin Cancer and How to Treat it
Despite the warnings, many of us still overdo it in the summer sun. Here are the main types of skin damage to watch for and what to do about them.
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British Lingerie Shop Says Sorry Over Isis Underwear
A British adult retailer apologised on Saturday after launching a range of lingerie named Isis -- but said it did not support jihadists in Iraq and Syria and had no plans to withdraw the line.
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Australia's first female Prime Minister's 'murderous rage' over sexism
Australia's first female premier Julia Gillard has described her "murderous rage" at her sexist treatment but said she would do it all again in her first public appearance since being dumped.
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Duped by Pak husband, Indian woman yearns to return home
An Indian woman, who left her country and religion to marry a Pakistani man, claims that her husband has locked her up in a small room on the roof of their house here for the past 13 years. Shirley Ann Hodges married Gul Muhammad Khan, a Pakistani money lender, after meeting him in Ahmedabad city of Gujarat in the summer of 1997.
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Christopher Nolan, Anne Hathaway Talk Of The Dark Knight Rises
On the red carpet at this weekend's Academy Awards, Christopher Nolan was probed about his next project, the long-awaited The Dark Knight Rises, which begins production this summer and comes to theaters July 20th, 2012.
