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Martin Luther King Was Stabbed By Mentally Unstable Woman. He Almost Died
On the afternoon of Sept. 20, 1958, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was autographing books in the shoe section of Blumstein's Department Store in Harlem when a well-dressed woman wearing rhinestone glasses stepped out of the long line and shouted: "Is this Martin Luther King?"
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Akshay Kumar 'Ignored' by a Fan. Here's Why he Doesn't Mind
At a book store actress-turned-author Twinkle Khanna stole the limelight from Akshay Kumar who posted on microblogging site Twitter: "Ignored by a fan who wanted an autograph of @mrsfunnybones...happens when your wife is a bestselling author! #proud"
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No Autographs, Please! BCCI's New Diktat Aimed to Check Corruption in Cricket
With an eye on curbing possible corruption in cricket, BCCI has asked cricketers not to autographs while playing matches in India. The Board feels 'bookies' can either pass on or seek information through autograph books and slips.
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Suriya Meets his Fitness Idol Arnold Schwarzenegger
Suriya could not believe his eyes when he met Arnold Schwarzenegger and rushed home to get the Hollywood action star's book on body-building to get it autographed by him.
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Online retailers cash in on Sachin Tendulkar's retirement frenzy
Collectabillia, Flipkart, Snapdeal, eBay, Tradus, Craftsvilla are some of the e-commerce sites that have lined up Sachin Tendulkar-related merchandise, which include limited edition silver coins, autographed bats, books, coffee mugs, cell phone covers, posters and copies of magazines in which Tendulkar featured in the 1990s.
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Dhoni releases book of caricatures
India and IPL team Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni released an autographed book titled "Howzaat", containing caricatures of the Super Kings players, in Chennai on Friday.
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Martin Luther King Was Stabbed By Mentally Unstable Woman. He Almost Died
On the afternoon of Sept. 20, 1958, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was autographing books in the shoe section of Blumstein's Department Store in Harlem when a well-dressed woman wearing rhinestone glasses stepped out of the long line and shouted: "Is this Martin Luther King?"
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Akshay Kumar 'Ignored' by a Fan. Here's Why he Doesn't Mind
At a book store actress-turned-author Twinkle Khanna stole the limelight from Akshay Kumar who posted on microblogging site Twitter: "Ignored by a fan who wanted an autograph of @mrsfunnybones...happens when your wife is a bestselling author! #proud"
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No Autographs, Please! BCCI's New Diktat Aimed to Check Corruption in Cricket
With an eye on curbing possible corruption in cricket, BCCI has asked cricketers not to autographs while playing matches in India. The Board feels 'bookies' can either pass on or seek information through autograph books and slips.
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Suriya Meets his Fitness Idol Arnold Schwarzenegger
Suriya could not believe his eyes when he met Arnold Schwarzenegger and rushed home to get the Hollywood action star's book on body-building to get it autographed by him.
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Online retailers cash in on Sachin Tendulkar's retirement frenzy
Collectabillia, Flipkart, Snapdeal, eBay, Tradus, Craftsvilla are some of the e-commerce sites that have lined up Sachin Tendulkar-related merchandise, which include limited edition silver coins, autographed bats, books, coffee mugs, cell phone covers, posters and copies of magazines in which Tendulkar featured in the 1990s.
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Dhoni releases book of caricatures
India and IPL team Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni released an autographed book titled "Howzaat", containing caricatures of the Super Kings players, in Chennai on Friday.
