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UK Man "Dead" For 50 Minutes Makes Miraculous Recovery, Baffles Doctors
After spending five weeks in a medically induced coma to protect his brain from oxygen deprivation, he has gradually regained his ability to walk and talk.
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At Marry Me Screening, Ben Affleck Couldn't Take His Eyes Off Jennifer Lopez
Is it Valentine's Day already?
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Viral Now: This London-Based Artist Turns Chewing Gums Spat On Roads Into Miniature Art
A British artist, Ben Wilson aka 'The Chewing Gum Man', takes chewing gums stuck on London's pavement and makes beautiful street art.
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The London Man Who Makes Art Out Of Discarded Chewing Gum Scraps
Ben Wilson has toured the British capital for the past 15 years sculpting and repainting scraps of gum discarded by passers-by.
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TikTok Said to Revamp US Lobbying Efforts as Washington Targets Chinese Ownership
TikTok, the popular music-video app, is building up its fledgling lobbying operations to counter stepped-up pressure in Washington over its Chinese ownership and wage an escalating battle with Facebook for viewers.
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Zoolander 2 Breaks Record for Most Watched Comedy Trailer
Zoolander 2 beat Dumb and Dumber To, which had 49 million views in one week, to become the most viewed trailer of a comedy film. The film features actors Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrell, Penelope Cruz and Kristen Wiig. Zoolander 2 is slated to release on February 2
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James Bond 24 Will Begin Shooting in December
Sam Mendes is back to direct the new film following his work on the hugely successful Skyfall
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5 ways Fed's influence has expanded over 100 years
The press called it an early Christmas present for US President Woodrow Wilson when Congress passed legislation on December 23, 1913 creating the Federal Reserve. Hours later, Mr Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law.
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Lady Gaga offered USD 4.8 million to star in Zoolander sequel
Pop star Lady Gaga has been offered USD 4.8 million by Ben Stiller to star in a sequel to the comedy Zoolander.
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Julian Assange asks top UK court to reopen case
WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange has asked Britain's Supreme Court to reopen his extradition case, an unusual legal manoeuver aimed at blocking his removal to Sweden. British Supreme Court spokesman Ben Wilson confirmed on Tuesday that papers had been lodged in the high-profile case, which has dragged on for the better part of two years.
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UK Man "Dead" For 50 Minutes Makes Miraculous Recovery, Baffles Doctors
After spending five weeks in a medically induced coma to protect his brain from oxygen deprivation, he has gradually regained his ability to walk and talk.
-
At Marry Me Screening, Ben Affleck Couldn't Take His Eyes Off Jennifer Lopez
Is it Valentine's Day already?
-
Viral Now: This London-Based Artist Turns Chewing Gums Spat On Roads Into Miniature Art
A British artist, Ben Wilson aka 'The Chewing Gum Man', takes chewing gums stuck on London's pavement and makes beautiful street art.
-
The London Man Who Makes Art Out Of Discarded Chewing Gum Scraps
Ben Wilson has toured the British capital for the past 15 years sculpting and repainting scraps of gum discarded by passers-by.
-
TikTok Said to Revamp US Lobbying Efforts as Washington Targets Chinese Ownership
TikTok, the popular music-video app, is building up its fledgling lobbying operations to counter stepped-up pressure in Washington over its Chinese ownership and wage an escalating battle with Facebook for viewers.
-
Zoolander 2 Breaks Record for Most Watched Comedy Trailer
Zoolander 2 beat Dumb and Dumber To, which had 49 million views in one week, to become the most viewed trailer of a comedy film. The film features actors Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrell, Penelope Cruz and Kristen Wiig. Zoolander 2 is slated to release on February 2
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James Bond 24 Will Begin Shooting in December
Sam Mendes is back to direct the new film following his work on the hugely successful Skyfall
-
5 ways Fed's influence has expanded over 100 years
The press called it an early Christmas present for US President Woodrow Wilson when Congress passed legislation on December 23, 1913 creating the Federal Reserve. Hours later, Mr Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law.
-
Lady Gaga offered USD 4.8 million to star in Zoolander sequel
Pop star Lady Gaga has been offered USD 4.8 million by Ben Stiller to star in a sequel to the comedy Zoolander.
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Julian Assange asks top UK court to reopen case
WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange has asked Britain's Supreme Court to reopen his extradition case, an unusual legal manoeuver aimed at blocking his removal to Sweden. British Supreme Court spokesman Ben Wilson confirmed on Tuesday that papers had been lodged in the high-profile case, which has dragged on for the better part of two years.
