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Spider-Man No Way Home Review: A Cyclical Journey Through Time and Commercialism
Spider-Man: No Way Home review: Peter Parker’s (Tom Holland) quest for anonymity brings him face-to-face with villains of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Men. Spider-Man: No Way Home releases Thursday, December 16 in India.
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Spider-Man 3 Cast Adds Andrew Garfield, Kirsten Dunst, and Alfred Molina: Report
Spider-Man 3 cast might include Andrew Garfield, Tobey Maguire, Emma Stone, Kirsten Dunst, and Alfred Molina, known for playing Peter Parker, Peter Parker, Gwen Stacy, Mary Jane, and Doctor Octopus, respectively, in earlier Spider-Man movies.
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British Spy Chief Warns Of Threats From 'Aggressive' Russia
The head of British intelligence agency MI5, Andrew Parker, on Monday warned of Russia acting in "increasingly aggressive ways" and utilising new technologies in its opposition to the west.
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UK Has Foiled 12 Terror Plots Since June 2013: Britain's MI5 Chief
Police and intelligence services have disrupted 12 plots to attack Britain since June 2013, Andrew Parker, director general of the MI5 domestic intelligence agency, said on Monday.
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Javelin Pierced Through Teen Athlete's Eye Socket After He Tripped At Oregon Competition
Eighteen-year-old Parker Kennedy graduated high school this month with a boatload of athletic accomplishments under his belt. Kennedy, a track and field champion at Hood River Valley High School, just outside Portland, Ore., has signed on to be a pole vaulter for the University of Washington.
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Portrait Of Camilla's Ex Sells for $34.89 Million in New York
A Lucian Freud portrait of the ex-husband of Britain's Duchess of Cornwall, Andrew Parker Bowles, sold for $34.89 million in New York on Tuesday, Christie's said.
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Marvel Replaces Peter Parker With Mixed Race Spider-Man, On Screen He's Still White
"He doesn't live an ideal life, he's not a genius, he's not rich, has a complicated relationship with his family, and we lived with him (during) the conflicts coming just from having super powers," artist Sarah Pichelli said
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Post-Edward Snowden, UK Watchdog Issues Online Spying Report
The man responsible for reviewing Britain's anti-terrorism laws called today for more judicial oversight over data interception as ministers prepare legislation firming up the powers of security services following leaks by Edward Snowden.
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Britain's MI5 Chief Warns Al Qaeda in Syria Planning Mass Attacks
Al Qaeda militants in Syria are plotting attacks to inflict mass casualties in the West, possibly against transport systems or "iconic targets", the head of Britain's MI5 Security Service said on Thursday.
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The Sound of Music actress Eleanor Parker dies
Actress Eleanor Parker, who played the scheming Baroness in 1966 classic The Sound of Music, has died at the age of 91.
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British spy chief warns Edward Snowden data is a 'gift' for terrorists
Revelations by Edward Snowden about British eavesdropping are a gift to terrorists because they weaken the ability of the security services to stop those plotting deadly attacks against the West, the head of the MI5 Security Service said on Tuesday.
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Andrew Garfield wants gay Spider-Man in next film
Actor Andrew Garfield has revealed that he would like Peter Parker to turn gay in the next Spider-Man movie.
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Andrew Garfield, Marc Webb returning for Spider-Man sequel
Actor Andrew Garfield is all set to reprise his role as Peter Parker aka Spider-Man with director Marc Webb returning to helm the sequel of the hit superhero film.
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Carroll won't be leaving on loan says Rodgers
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists Andy Carroll will not be allowed to leave Anfield on loan, but he won't rule out selling the England striker at the right price.
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Playing Spider-Man was like "any other acting job" for Andrew Garfield
The star who shot to fame in The Social Network revealed that The Amazing Spider-Man wasn't his dream job after all.
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Spider-Man No Way Home Review: A Cyclical Journey Through Time and Commercialism
Spider-Man: No Way Home review: Peter Parker’s (Tom Holland) quest for anonymity brings him face-to-face with villains of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Men. Spider-Man: No Way Home releases Thursday, December 16 in India.
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Spider-Man 3 Cast Adds Andrew Garfield, Kirsten Dunst, and Alfred Molina: Report
Spider-Man 3 cast might include Andrew Garfield, Tobey Maguire, Emma Stone, Kirsten Dunst, and Alfred Molina, known for playing Peter Parker, Peter Parker, Gwen Stacy, Mary Jane, and Doctor Octopus, respectively, in earlier Spider-Man movies.
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British Spy Chief Warns Of Threats From 'Aggressive' Russia
The head of British intelligence agency MI5, Andrew Parker, on Monday warned of Russia acting in "increasingly aggressive ways" and utilising new technologies in its opposition to the west.
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UK Has Foiled 12 Terror Plots Since June 2013: Britain's MI5 Chief
Police and intelligence services have disrupted 12 plots to attack Britain since June 2013, Andrew Parker, director general of the MI5 domestic intelligence agency, said on Monday.
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Javelin Pierced Through Teen Athlete's Eye Socket After He Tripped At Oregon Competition
Eighteen-year-old Parker Kennedy graduated high school this month with a boatload of athletic accomplishments under his belt. Kennedy, a track and field champion at Hood River Valley High School, just outside Portland, Ore., has signed on to be a pole vaulter for the University of Washington.
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Portrait Of Camilla's Ex Sells for $34.89 Million in New York
A Lucian Freud portrait of the ex-husband of Britain's Duchess of Cornwall, Andrew Parker Bowles, sold for $34.89 million in New York on Tuesday, Christie's said.
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Marvel Replaces Peter Parker With Mixed Race Spider-Man, On Screen He's Still White
"He doesn't live an ideal life, he's not a genius, he's not rich, has a complicated relationship with his family, and we lived with him (during) the conflicts coming just from having super powers," artist Sarah Pichelli said
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Post-Edward Snowden, UK Watchdog Issues Online Spying Report
The man responsible for reviewing Britain's anti-terrorism laws called today for more judicial oversight over data interception as ministers prepare legislation firming up the powers of security services following leaks by Edward Snowden.
-
Britain's MI5 Chief Warns Al Qaeda in Syria Planning Mass Attacks
Al Qaeda militants in Syria are plotting attacks to inflict mass casualties in the West, possibly against transport systems or "iconic targets", the head of Britain's MI5 Security Service said on Thursday.
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The Sound of Music actress Eleanor Parker dies
Actress Eleanor Parker, who played the scheming Baroness in 1966 classic The Sound of Music, has died at the age of 91.
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British spy chief warns Edward Snowden data is a 'gift' for terrorists
Revelations by Edward Snowden about British eavesdropping are a gift to terrorists because they weaken the ability of the security services to stop those plotting deadly attacks against the West, the head of the MI5 Security Service said on Tuesday.
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Andrew Garfield wants gay Spider-Man in next film
Actor Andrew Garfield has revealed that he would like Peter Parker to turn gay in the next Spider-Man movie.
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Andrew Garfield, Marc Webb returning for Spider-Man sequel
Actor Andrew Garfield is all set to reprise his role as Peter Parker aka Spider-Man with director Marc Webb returning to helm the sequel of the hit superhero film.
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Carroll won't be leaving on loan says Rodgers
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists Andy Carroll will not be allowed to leave Anfield on loan, but he won't rule out selling the England striker at the right price.
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Playing Spider-Man was like "any other acting job" for Andrew Garfield
The star who shot to fame in The Social Network revealed that The Amazing Spider-Man wasn't his dream job after all.
