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Memoir By Prince Andrew, Epstein's Accuser Reignites Scandal For UK Royals
The British royal family is once again under intense scrutiny as a memoir by Virginia Giuffre, one of the most outspoken accusers of Prince Andrew and Jeffery Epstein, hits bookstores Tuesday.
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Harry Potter Magic Hits Asia As Fans Celebrate New Book
Harry Potter magic hit Asia on Sunday, as aspiring witches and wizards crowded into bookstores to get their hands on the first copies of a new play that imagines the hero as an adult.
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Harry Potter Magic Hits Asia As Fans Celebrate New Book
Harry Potter magic hit Asia today morning, as aspiring witches and wizards crowded into bookstores to get their hands on the first copies of a new play that imagines the hero as an adult.
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Harry Potter To Return To Bookstores In Script For London Play
Harry Potter, the boy wizard hero of a series of best-selling books and hit movies, will return to British and US bookstores this summer with the release of the script for an upcoming London stage play that chronicles Potter's adult life.
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Angst As First 'Mein Kampf' Reprints Hit German Bookstores
New copies of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" will hit bookstores in Germany today for the first time since World War II, unsettling Jewish community leaders as the copyright of the anti-Semitic manifesto expires.
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'Go Set a Watchman' by Harper Lee Deemed 'Distressing' as it Hits Bookstores
Bookstores opened early across the United States on Tuesday as Harper Lee's second novel, "Go Set a Watchman," went on sale to mixed reviews and widespread disillusion over the depiction of heroic lawyer Atticus Finch as a 1950s racist.
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Brazilians Hit by Sticker Fever as FIFA World Cup Nears
Football fans have set up trading places in front of stadiums, plazas and bookstores to swap their stickers and try to complete their sets ahead of the FIFA World Cup. Some are hardcore collectors, others just for the thrill of it. Some are helping their kids, others are challenging their work colleagues.
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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' biography hits the bookstores
The eagerly awaited biography of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs hit bookstores on Monday, painting a candid portrait of a technology visionary who could be as bruising as he was brilliant. The 630-page book, titled simply "Steve Jobs," is already number one on the list of best-sellers for Amazon's Kindle and goes on sale less than three weeks after Jo...
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Memoir By Prince Andrew, Epstein's Accuser Reignites Scandal For UK Royals
The British royal family is once again under intense scrutiny as a memoir by Virginia Giuffre, one of the most outspoken accusers of Prince Andrew and Jeffery Epstein, hits bookstores Tuesday.
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Harry Potter Magic Hits Asia As Fans Celebrate New Book
Harry Potter magic hit Asia on Sunday, as aspiring witches and wizards crowded into bookstores to get their hands on the first copies of a new play that imagines the hero as an adult.
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Harry Potter Magic Hits Asia As Fans Celebrate New Book
Harry Potter magic hit Asia today morning, as aspiring witches and wizards crowded into bookstores to get their hands on the first copies of a new play that imagines the hero as an adult.
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Harry Potter To Return To Bookstores In Script For London Play
Harry Potter, the boy wizard hero of a series of best-selling books and hit movies, will return to British and US bookstores this summer with the release of the script for an upcoming London stage play that chronicles Potter's adult life.
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Angst As First 'Mein Kampf' Reprints Hit German Bookstores
New copies of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" will hit bookstores in Germany today for the first time since World War II, unsettling Jewish community leaders as the copyright of the anti-Semitic manifesto expires.
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'Go Set a Watchman' by Harper Lee Deemed 'Distressing' as it Hits Bookstores
Bookstores opened early across the United States on Tuesday as Harper Lee's second novel, "Go Set a Watchman," went on sale to mixed reviews and widespread disillusion over the depiction of heroic lawyer Atticus Finch as a 1950s racist.
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Brazilians Hit by Sticker Fever as FIFA World Cup Nears
Football fans have set up trading places in front of stadiums, plazas and bookstores to swap their stickers and try to complete their sets ahead of the FIFA World Cup. Some are hardcore collectors, others just for the thrill of it. Some are helping their kids, others are challenging their work colleagues.
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Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' biography hits the bookstores
The eagerly awaited biography of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs hit bookstores on Monday, painting a candid portrait of a technology visionary who could be as bruising as he was brilliant. The 630-page book, titled simply "Steve Jobs," is already number one on the list of best-sellers for Amazon's Kindle and goes on sale less than three weeks after Jo...
