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Hollywood movies get a makeover
What if The Matrix, and other classic Hollywood movies has been made in Africa? This is what they'd look like.


Murray inspires hometown
Open Court travels to Dunblane, Scotland to talk to the people who know Andy Murray best.


Revulsion and disgust
Michelle Knight spoke at Ariel Castro's sentencing hearing. Martin Savidge psychologist Jeff Gardere are OutFront.


Stolen jewels worth close to $136M
Investigators were at work Tuesday looking into the weekend theft of jewels worth close to $136 million from an exhibition in the French resort city of Cannes, the prosecutor's office in nearby Grasse said.


Chinese Journalist Is Detained in Beijing
The journalist, Chen Min, who had pressed for the release of a prominent human rights activist, was called to a meeting with security officials in Beijing at around noon Friday.


UPDATE 1-U.S. says states' lawsuits vs SP belong in state courts
Aug 2 (Reuters) - The U.S. government, which is pursuing a $5 billion lawsuit accusing Standard Poor's of misleading investors by inflating its credit ratings, on Friday asked a federal judge move similar cases by 15 U.S. states and the District of Columbia back to state courts.


Crime John Dufresnes No Regrets, Coyote, and More
In John Dufresnes No Regrets, Coyote, a crime-solving therapist investigates what appears to be a case of parental murder-suicide.


Securitisation backing could fuel UK mortgage trading
LONDON, Aug 2 (IFR) - The re-emergence of cheap securitisation funding should allow funds to help clean up UK banks' balance sheets, allowing them to bid more aggressively for legacy assets.


Small-Business Guide With Sales Collapsing, an Owner Turns to a Consultant
A fresh look at sales operations yielded some important benefits.


Struggling Park's Grand Slam Hopes Fade at British Open
World number one Inbee Park's hopes of a fourth successive major were dealt a blow when the South Korean shot a one-over-par 73 to finish eight shots off the lead after the second round of the women's British Open on Friday.


Eurostar fleet set to grow
Eurostar plans to launch a "state of the art" fleet of trains that can carry passengers to the Netherlands, Germany and Switzerland, according to the company's boss.


Manassero Masters incredible
The youngest-ever player to qualify for the Masters reflects on his career and the boy who will break one of his records.


Clowney, Jay-Z Talks Were Within NCAA Rules
A South Carolina spokesman says the school found no impermissible contact between All-American defensive end Jadeveon Clowney and Jay-Z, the rap mogul turned sports agency head.


A New Student-Run Breed Crisis Oriented and Fiercely Competitive
Ditch the dtente. For elite clubs, this is a full-fledged sport, complete with rankings and rowdiness. Not everyone is happy about that.


'Racist abuse" of Constant probed
The new football season is still some weeks away, but already in Italy allegations of racial abuse towards AC Milan's Kevin Constant have marred a friendly.


Hearing ends without date for Detroit bankruptcy eligibility trial
DETROIT, Aug 2 (Reuters) - U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes ended a nearly three-hour hearing on Friday without setting a key date in Detroit's historic bankruptcy petition when a trial on its...


Nicole Naghi, Jacqueline Tate
Both Ms. Naghi and Ms. Tate are lawyers.


Comedian Ellen DeGeneres picked to host 2014 Oscars
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Comedian Ellen DeGeneres will make her second appearance as an Academy Awards host next year, organizers said on Friday, in a move widely seen as a less provocative choice for Hollywood's highest honors after a ribald performance by Seth MacFarlane.


After Snowden, no business as usual for U.S. and Russia
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After causing weeks of embarrassment for the U.S. intelligence community, the Edward Snowden saga has now cast a shadow over international efforts to end the Syrian civil war and deal with Iran, and could also undermine White House hopes for a nuclear arms reduction deal.


Jackson went days without real sleep
Michael Jackson died while preparing to set a world record for the most successful concert run, but he unknowingly set another record that led to his death.


One Direction singer signs on as a soccer player
LONDON (Reuters) - Singer Louis Tomlinson of boy band One Direction has signed for English Championship side Doncaster Rovers on a non-contract basis and could play for their development squad this season, the club has announced.


Weight and Guerin Among Those Headed for U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
Doug Weight won a Stanley Cup and was a four-time N.H.L. All-Star. Bill Guerin was a two-time Stanley Cup champion and a four-time All-Star.


English high society at play
Two World Wars have been fought, Empires lost, the atom split, the worldwide web invented and social media proliferated, but all the while a unique set of quintessential English sporting events have remained in their own self-regulated time warp, with only minor concessions to modernity.


Dot Earth Blog Two Climate Analysts Fault Gas Leaks, but Not as a Big Warming Threat
Two global warming researchers say natural gas leaks are a problem, but not a big part of the climate problem.


San Diego mayor Was that wrong?
A lawyer for San Diego Mayor Bob Filner criticized the city for not providing sexual harassment training to the mayor, saying its failure to do so violated the law.


ArtsBeat Imagine That Walter Mitty Is Centerpiece of New York Film Festival
Ben Stiller stars in and directed The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, based on James Thurbers classic short story about a melancholy daydreamer.


Movie Review Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg Star in 2 Guns
The Baltasar Kormakur buddy film 2 Guns turns on a pair of seemingly bad guys who may be good, out to rob a drug cartels money from a bank.


Clip Air brings air travel by train
June 19 - Swiss researchers have released futuristic designs for attachable modular aircraft that will allow passengers to board a plane at a railway station and disembark at their destination without ever setting foot in an airport. EPFL says its Clip Air project is no flight of fancy. Jim Drury reports.


Letter from Europe Quest for Balance in Joining European Union
A resident of the Croatian island of Korcula sees the importance of the European Union but hopes the country can hold on to its identity.


Seen in New York, Shirtless Men
The recent heat wave has some New Yorkers wondering if longstanding rules of decorum are gone forever.


Well Back Pain Remains Overtreated
Conservative management is often recommended for back pain, but doctors are performing more CT and M.R.I. scans, prescribing more opiates and referring more patients to specialists, which may lead to expensive and ineffective surgeries.


Sharks Sign Joe Pavelski to 5-Year Extension
The San Jose Sharks signed center Joe Pavelski to a $30 million, five-year contract extension Tuesday that will keep him off the free-agent market next summer.


Chandhok confident Indian GP will survive
A consultant for the Indian Grand Prix remains confident the race has a future, despite admitting it is unlikely to take place in 2014.


How to read pope's gay remarks
Kevin Clarke says that Pope Francis speaking about homosexuality so frankly was remarkable in and of itself.


TBR Inside the List
Keith Richardsx2019;s autobiography, x201C;Life,x201D; hits the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 1, unsurprisingly.


Actress Lindsay Lohan leaves rehab after 90 days
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actress Lindsay Lohan on Wednesday completed her 90-day stint in a rehabilitation facility to comply with court-ordered treatment for a reckless driving charge, but still faces more than year of weekly therapy sessions, a Los Angeles judge said.


Well Anemia Tied to Dementia Risk
A large study finds further evidence that anemia a common condition in the elderly increases the risk for dementia.


Obama to Appear on Tonight Show
His topics, NBC said, will be job initiatives and the economy.


Eiffel Tower staff strike leaves tourists out of luck
June 25 - Thousands of tourists left are stranded at ground level as Eiffel Tower staff go on strike to protest delays in repairs and working conditions. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).


DealBook Dell and Buyers Reach Compromise on Takeover Bid
Under the terms of the new agreement, Michael S. Dell and his partner, the investment firm Silver Lake, would pay $13.75 a share plus a special dividend.


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