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Asma Al-Assad: Syrian First Lady Seeking Divorce From Bashar Al-Assad
Vogue magazine published a profile on Asma al-Assad, the wife of then-Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. It was titled "A Rose in the Desert," and in the words of Joan Juliet Buck, the writer, Asma was "the freshest and most magnetic of first ladies".
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Study Revealed Swachh Bharat Mission Reduced Infant Mortality Rate: Centre
A study published in the "Nature" magazine this year has revealed that the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) has contributed significantly in reducing infant and under-five mortality rates across the country, Union Minister JP Nadda said.
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Ukraine-Born Miss Japan Gives Up Crown After Affair With Married Man Gets Exposed
A weekly magazine published a story about a relationship she was having with a married man named Takuma Maeda.
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"Another Difficult Day": Sports Illustrated Lays Off Almost Entire Staff
Staff at Sports Illustrated, the famed American sports magazine that became a fixture for athletes and fans, were laid off on Friday by publisher The Arena Group, according to the SI employees union.
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Sports Illustrated Publisher Fires CEO After Controversy Over AI-Written Articles
The magazine was accused of publishing AI-generated articles under fake author profiles for its website.
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National Geographic Lays Off Its Last Remaining Staff Writers: Report
Over a century after it was first published in 1888, the National Geographic magazine reportedly laid off the last of its staff writers. The magazine that brought the best of science and the natural world to readers in its iconic yellow-border.
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Bengali Detective Thriller Series 'Shabash Feluda' Releases May 5 on Zee5
Originally created by legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray for film, the iconic detective character Feluda returns for a new Bengali web series, set to air on Zee5 from May 5. The 10-episode series is part of the platform's growing Bengali content slate and features Parambrata Chatterjee in the lead role.
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Vox Media Cuts 7% Of Workforce, Says Not Able To Sustain Projects
Vox Media Inc., the publisher of properties like Vox.com, Eater, The Verge and New York Magazine, laid off 7% of its workforce on Friday.
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Iran Warns France Over Ayatollah Khamenei's Cartoons In Charlie Hebdo
Iran warned France on Wednesday of consequences after satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published cartoons depicting supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei that Tehran deemed to be insulting.
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Jeff Bezos Shared Old Article Predicting Amazon's Failure. Elon Musk Replied
In 1999, American magazine Barron's published a cover story titled "Amazon.bomb". The story predicted that Amazon's stock price would come crashing down.
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Porn Mogul Larry Flynt Dead At 78: US Media
US porn mogul Larry Flynt, best known as the publisher of Hustler Magazine and a self-styled free-speech champion, died in Los Angeles Wednesday aged 78, according to media reports.
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Vogue To Release New Kamala Harris Cover After Original Sparks Controversy
Vogue will publish a limited edition of its latest issue featuring a different photo of Vice-President-elect Kamala Harris after the original cover image sparked controversy, the magazine said Tuesday.
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Viral: Mahima Chaudhry Alleges She Lost Films Because Of Pardes Director Subhash Ghai
Mahima Chaudhry alleged that Subhash Ghai also published an ad in a magazine about signing an exclusive contract with her
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Google News Removing Digital Magazines, Will Refund Subscribers
Google is sending emails to Google News users about full refunds that are being processed and there will be no new issues coming, reports Android Police.
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Donald Trump Hits Out At Evangelical Magazine That Called For His Ouster
US President Donald Trump lashed out on Friday at a leading evangelical Christian publication after it published a scathing editorial that branded him morally unfit to remain in the White House.
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Asma Al-Assad: Syrian First Lady Seeking Divorce From Bashar Al-Assad
Vogue magazine published a profile on Asma al-Assad, the wife of then-Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. It was titled "A Rose in the Desert," and in the words of Joan Juliet Buck, the writer, Asma was "the freshest and most magnetic of first ladies".
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Study Revealed Swachh Bharat Mission Reduced Infant Mortality Rate: Centre
A study published in the "Nature" magazine this year has revealed that the Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) has contributed significantly in reducing infant and under-five mortality rates across the country, Union Minister JP Nadda said.
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Ukraine-Born Miss Japan Gives Up Crown After Affair With Married Man Gets Exposed
A weekly magazine published a story about a relationship she was having with a married man named Takuma Maeda.
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"Another Difficult Day": Sports Illustrated Lays Off Almost Entire Staff
Staff at Sports Illustrated, the famed American sports magazine that became a fixture for athletes and fans, were laid off on Friday by publisher The Arena Group, according to the SI employees union.
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Sports Illustrated Publisher Fires CEO After Controversy Over AI-Written Articles
The magazine was accused of publishing AI-generated articles under fake author profiles for its website.
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National Geographic Lays Off Its Last Remaining Staff Writers: Report
Over a century after it was first published in 1888, the National Geographic magazine reportedly laid off the last of its staff writers. The magazine that brought the best of science and the natural world to readers in its iconic yellow-border.
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Bengali Detective Thriller Series 'Shabash Feluda' Releases May 5 on Zee5
Originally created by legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray for film, the iconic detective character Feluda returns for a new Bengali web series, set to air on Zee5 from May 5. The 10-episode series is part of the platform's growing Bengali content slate and features Parambrata Chatterjee in the lead role.
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Vox Media Cuts 7% Of Workforce, Says Not Able To Sustain Projects
Vox Media Inc., the publisher of properties like Vox.com, Eater, The Verge and New York Magazine, laid off 7% of its workforce on Friday.
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Iran Warns France Over Ayatollah Khamenei's Cartoons In Charlie Hebdo
Iran warned France on Wednesday of consequences after satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo published cartoons depicting supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei that Tehran deemed to be insulting.
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Jeff Bezos Shared Old Article Predicting Amazon's Failure. Elon Musk Replied
In 1999, American magazine Barron's published a cover story titled "Amazon.bomb". The story predicted that Amazon's stock price would come crashing down.
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Porn Mogul Larry Flynt Dead At 78: US Media
US porn mogul Larry Flynt, best known as the publisher of Hustler Magazine and a self-styled free-speech champion, died in Los Angeles Wednesday aged 78, according to media reports.
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Vogue To Release New Kamala Harris Cover After Original Sparks Controversy
Vogue will publish a limited edition of its latest issue featuring a different photo of Vice-President-elect Kamala Harris after the original cover image sparked controversy, the magazine said Tuesday.
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Viral: Mahima Chaudhry Alleges She Lost Films Because Of Pardes Director Subhash Ghai
Mahima Chaudhry alleged that Subhash Ghai also published an ad in a magazine about signing an exclusive contract with her
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Google News Removing Digital Magazines, Will Refund Subscribers
Google is sending emails to Google News users about full refunds that are being processed and there will be no new issues coming, reports Android Police.
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Donald Trump Hits Out At Evangelical Magazine That Called For His Ouster
US President Donald Trump lashed out on Friday at a leading evangelical Christian publication after it published a scathing editorial that branded him morally unfit to remain in the White House.
