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Gossip: Tinseltown talk
From forgiving celebrities to parodies and being more than ‘just friends’.
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Brad Pitt’s film premieres at Cannes
The actor’s anti-capitalist gangster movie delivers a negative indictment of America.
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Masuma Halai: Capturing the imagination
The artist’s latest work is on display at Khaas Art Gallery in Islamabad.
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Mountain lion ventures into crowded city
The 3-year-old mountain lion weighing about 34kgs ended up in the middle of a beachside city.
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Donald Driver Cha-cha-chas to 'Dancing' win
An ecstatic Driver leapt for joy, then rolled around on the dance floor seemingly unable to contain himself.
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'Glee' graduates face tears, fears, uncertain futures
With the characters heading in different directions, it is unclear how 'Glee' will weave them all into next season.
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Success more dangerous than failure: Shahid Kapoor
The Bollywood actor discusses the lessons he learnt from his box office disappointments.
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Jackson’s Bad 25 to include new music
Michael Jackson’s album Bad is set to be re-released.
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'Brands Just Pret': Splurge vs steal
Brands Just Pret promotes five new ready-to-wear labels under Rs5,000.
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'Back to Life': Fighting back
Ali Ahmed Brohi’s latest documentary, Back to Life, highlights post-flood life in Thatta.
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Unlike Pakistan, Afghanistan supports artists: Hamayoon Khan
Musician Hamayoon Khan discusses the state of the Pashto music industry.
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Rave party: Cricketers, celebs claim innocence, organiser arrested
Police released cricketers, other detainees after recording statements and taking blood samples.
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Summer fashion for men
A fashion lowdown on how to look cool this summer with funky mix and match tips, jazzing itup with accessories.
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'Hunger Games' village up for auction
The 72-acre land, which includes 22 buildings, woodlands, hills and a pond, is being sold by its current owner.
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Whitney Houston's last song 'Celebrate' releases
'Celebrate' was recorded by Houston shortly before her sudden death in February.
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Stress may cause brain area to shrink: Study
PTSD patients' brain area associated with decision-making, emotions, found to have shrunk.
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I still do my laundry: Underwood
I just don't like other people doing my laundry. It freaks me out, says Underwood.
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High-ranking baboons are healthiest: Study
Alpha males are less likely to get sick and recover faster from injuries than those at the lower rungs of society.
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Film review: Identity crisis
This film lacks a true depiction of life in the colourful and politically charged 15th century.
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Meteors in comet-filled skies: Fatima Surayya Bajia’s biography launched
The book took six years of research and many chats with family.
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Adele, LMFAO sweep tribute-filled Billboard awards
British Grammy-winning singer Adele won 12 awards from 18 nominations for her juggernaut album 21.
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Rah-e-Sabz: In the line of fire
Afghan theatre group to stage Shakespeare’s ‘Comedy of Errors’ despite threats by the Taliban.
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Robin Gibb: Death of a legend
Robin Gibb passes away at the age of 62.
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‘Art’ in obscurity
Only a handful of people came to see one of the best comedies performed in Karachi.
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AMPP gives musician rights a boost
Pakistani artists struggle to reclaim royalties.
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S African minister buys art with invoice for 256 burgers
Politician buys painting with govt money by masking it as McDonald's purchase equivalent to 256 burger meals.
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Saving Face brings home first SAARC Film Award
Mehreen Jabbar's Ramchand Pakistani receives Silver Medal in the Best Feature Film category.
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Dolly Bindra’s accusations: Veena Malik fires back
Malik's PR manager says Indians certainly don't know how to show hospitality to their guests.
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Japan train with rice balls to sharpen soccer skills
The ball is irregular in shape so it behaves irregularly too. It sharpens reactions and helps improve concentration.
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Shilpa Shetty gives birth to a boy!
God has blessed us with a beautiful baby boy. Both mother and baby are fine, tweeted Raj Kundra.
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Yash Raj to produce, finance Kidman-starrer
YRF Entertainment to produce, finance upcoming Grace of Monaco with French filmmaker Pierre-Ange Le Pogam.
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Nida Azwer introduces The White Collection
Azwer decided to do her first ever solo exhibition in the city in the third week of May.
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Dishing it out
An in-depth look at your favourite drama serials.
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Ghalib is my favourite poet: Bohemia
Rapper Bohemia talks about working in Pakistan.
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Tete-a-tete with Faraz Waqar
The young Pakistani film-maker will be showing his thesis film 9:11 am at the Festival de Cannes 2012 this year.
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Protect skin with sunscreen, but use lightly
Apart from skin cancer, sunscreens can also reduce vitamin D production.
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Status update: Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg gets married
The billionaire's wedding took place a day after Facebook's initial public offering on the Nasdaq stock exchange.
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Positive Pakistani: Turning lives around
For Ghulam Sughra Solangi forced marriage, denial of education became basis of movement that changed her life.
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Brighter horizons
Being a presenter is doing something that’s right for programme, but doing it in way that’s still you: Saima Mohsin.
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Shaadi 2.0
Most divorced, widowed Pakistani women not only haunted by ghosts of previous marriages, also fight for respect.
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MUET talent: Using different techniques, Jamshoro artists address similar issues
Up to 57 artworks go on display at Unicorn Gallery.
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Let’s make-up with Bina Khan: Pretty in pink
Create the illusion of being too cool for school with this classic pink make-up look.
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Jessica Sanchez, Phillip Phillips make ‘Idol’ final
Sanchez has impressed the judges from the beginning of the current season with her technical mastery of music.
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Entity Paradigm: Fawad and Waqar bow out
Pakistani rock band Entity Paradigm revamps its line-up.
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Talat Hidayat: ‘Good music is a source of solace’
Visually-impaired musician Talat Hidayat sings tunes of faith and spirituality.
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Bal Thackeray appreciates stadium ban on Shahrukh Khan
Says pressure from New Delhi commuted the sentence to five years, urges it to be converted into a lifetime ban.
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Italy "dog and cat tax" muzzled after uproar
The only thing that's left to tax are wives and children, says parliamentarian.
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Women can be more promiscuous than men
Women say their reasons can be anything including emotional fulfilment, self esteem, romance.
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Our stories, our selves: Internal battles emerge as explorations of identity
ArtChowk Gallery puts on the work of 10 artists till June 8.
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Lady Gaga warned to tone down Philippine show
Lady Gaga has already faced opposition elsewhere on the Asia leg of her tour, including in Indonesia.
















































