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08.05, 13:24
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Signature Klein painting forged in fire up for grabs
Some artists can't help playing with fire; they are born to break taboos and conventions. Legendary daredevil Yves Klein, who made his models act like “brushes,” is a prime example. His signature work is up for grabs at Christie's New York auction.
08.05, 17:32
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Rain Man behind London jogger's rescue?
Actors are notorious for being helpless without a director’s guidelines. Dustin Hoffman breaks the mold, however. One man who recently suffered a heart attack jogging in Hyde Park claims he was rescued by none other than the legendary Rain Man.
08.05, 19:19
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Israeli siren helps Mossad nab Hamas leader…on screen
The 2010 assassination of a Hamas operative wanted by the Israeli government for the kidnapping and murder of two Israeli soldiers has inspired a French-Israeli director to create a spy comedy starring supermodel Bar Refaeli.
Today: 01:05
Sky isn’t the limit
Top sky runners flocked to Europe’s highest point as Russia's Mount Elbrus has hosted a stage in the World Series for the first ever time.
Today: 00:55
Germany capitulate to the Red Machine
Team Russia have collected their third straight win at the hockey Worlds in Finland and Sweden after topping Germany 2-0.
08.05, 20:16
Kuban heat up Russian second-place battle
Kuban Krasnodar have held CSKA Moscow to a 0-0 draw, resurrecting Spartak and Dynamo’s dreams of a second place standing.
08.05, 17:03
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Chisora and Haye to meet in the ring
British boxing bad boys Dereck Chisora and David Haye will get a chance to settle their differences in the ring as a date has been set for their heavyweight showdown.
08.05, 04:36
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The Eleven Orders of Putin: Earmarks for Russia’s development in the next six years
President Vladimir Putin has announced 11 Executive Orders within hours of his inauguration. These orders set Russia’s strategic aims in foreign, domestic, social and military policy.
05.05, 21:01
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Medvedev leaves behind legacy of reform
Dmitry Medvedev’s time in the Kremlin may go down in the history books as a period when Russia began to make serious strides in the fight against corruption, and changes in law that introduced colorful diversity into the nation's political life.
Election 2012
05.05, 16:11
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Stalin to make comeback on Victory Bus
Public buses with the image of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, known as Stalinobuses, will hit the streets of about 40 cities across the former USSR on the eve of celebrations marking the defeat of Nazi Germany on May 9.
05.05, 13:13
First direct gubernatorial elections under new law set for mid-October
The head of the top Russian elections body has said that the first ballots for regional governorships will take place as soon as October 14 in at least two Russian regions.
Today: 05:01
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UK sex crimes case brings race issues to the fore
Nine British men of Pakistani and Afghan origin were convicted of using alcohol and drugs to lure girls as young as 13 into sexual encounters. The case has heightened racial tensions in Britain and stirred protests among the far right.
08.05, 21:32
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Moscow police disperse opposition’s peaceful promenade (PHOTOS, VIDEO)
Police have dispersed the “popular promenade” in Central Moscow, a new form of peaceful demonstration led by Russia's opposition. More arrests have been made as anti-government rallies continue for a third day.
Today: 02:53
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'Politics darkens the 2012 London Olympics'
Politics has crawled into the London Olympic Games. Some countries are taking the occasion to question British foreign policy; others reject possible hidden agendas. The result: the Olympic Spirit may not shine so bright this summer in London.
08.05, 12:11
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File-sharing church’s first marriage: Noble peers encouraged to mix DNA
The Church of Kopimism, which holds the act of copying and sharing information is sacred, has performed its first-ever wedding ceremony. Church leaders advised the newlywed “noble peers” to share some DNA.
08.05, 22:19
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Reddit co-founder slams Facebook over CISPA support
Facebook is expected to make billions when the social networking site goes public, but one of the most influential men on the Web says he won’t be buying stock. The founder of Reddit has denounced Facebook over their support of CISPA.
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Today: 00:02
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America is fat - and getting fatter
Americans are on their way to breaking a new record — as well as bathroom scales, belts and waistbands around the country.
07.05, 19:55
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Soaring fears: Pilots refuse to fly in F-22s after ongoing problems
The US military’s fleet of F-22 Raptors is among the most advanced — and expensive — jet programs in the history of the Air Force. Two pilots have put their jobs on the line, however, to warn the world of the plane’s potential to kill its own crew.
Today: 01:09
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Home of Disney World became the porn capital of the US
It suddenly makes sense why Donald Duck was drawn without pants on for all these years.
07.05, 12:32
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Big box stores not a big deal for the US and Europe
Western retail chains are getting over giant mania by cutting number of hypermarkets in Europe and the US, while big-box stores go under due to growing competition with smaller retailers and online shops.
05.05, 15:51
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Facebook ‘friends’ aim to net up to $2.7 bln in IPO
Facebook major investors Accel Partners, Goldman Sachs and Digital Sky plan to sell as much as $2.68 billion in shares of the world’s largest social network in order to get their slice in its ambitious IPO.
05.05, 20:26
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Pricey ice: Russia, Norway sign megabuck Arctic agreement
A multi-billion-dollar agreement on Arctic shelf development has been signed by Russian oil company Rosneft and Norway's Statoil.
04.05, 17:09
Tables turned on 1Q tablet sales.
Global sales of tablet PCs and e-readers dropped sharply by 38% in the first quarter of 2012 with Amazon worst hit, according to the report prepared by the International Data Corporation (IDC).
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