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"Animal Cruelty": Abu Dhabi's First Owl Cafe Goes Viral, Internet Angry
The cafe owner said that the idea was inspired by the Japanese Owl Cafes. "We enhanced the idea in a way that would satisfy the Middle Eastern society," he concluded.
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Blake Lively 'Did Not' Want to Become an Actress. Here's Why
"I didn't want to be an actor, because they were all doing it. When you are the youngest of five kids, you think, 'Who am I?' If this is who they are, and they are shaping who I am so much, then who would I be? You strive for your own identity," said Blake Lively
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Cannes: Laurent Lafitte Apologises For Rape Joke on Woody Allen
Woody Allen, whose film Cafe Society, premiered on Wednesday, was seated in the front row at the opening ceremony when Mr Lafitte referred to rape charges in a gag that drew gasps from the audience
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At Cannes, Kristen Stewart Slams 'Gnarly' Aspects of Fame
"It's like the most gnarly popularity contest in the world," said Kristen Stewart, whose relationship with Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson attracted intense media attention. "You take high school and make it like in the real world - it amplifies everything, it's pretty intense," she said
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Cannes: Woody Allen's Cafe Society Opens Festival. What Critics Said
Victoria Beckham, Eva Longoria, Jessica Chastain, Justin Timberlake, Julianne Moore and Naomi Watts also set cameras flashing before they sat down to enjoy Woody Allen's third film which opened the 12-day festival
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Cannes 2016: Woody Allen's Nightmare - Terrorism and Journalists
"I get off the plane (at Cannes) and I'm escorted instantly to interviews. I do wall-to-wall interviews until I leave. I can do as many as 100 journalists a day," said Woody Allen
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"Animal Cruelty": Abu Dhabi's First Owl Cafe Goes Viral, Internet Angry
The cafe owner said that the idea was inspired by the Japanese Owl Cafes. "We enhanced the idea in a way that would satisfy the Middle Eastern society," he concluded.
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Blake Lively 'Did Not' Want to Become an Actress. Here's Why
"I didn't want to be an actor, because they were all doing it. When you are the youngest of five kids, you think, 'Who am I?' If this is who they are, and they are shaping who I am so much, then who would I be? You strive for your own identity," said Blake Lively
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Cannes: Laurent Lafitte Apologises For Rape Joke on Woody Allen
Woody Allen, whose film Cafe Society, premiered on Wednesday, was seated in the front row at the opening ceremony when Mr Lafitte referred to rape charges in a gag that drew gasps from the audience
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At Cannes, Kristen Stewart Slams 'Gnarly' Aspects of Fame
"It's like the most gnarly popularity contest in the world," said Kristen Stewart, whose relationship with Twilight co-star Robert Pattinson attracted intense media attention. "You take high school and make it like in the real world - it amplifies everything, it's pretty intense," she said
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Cannes: Woody Allen's Cafe Society Opens Festival. What Critics Said
Victoria Beckham, Eva Longoria, Jessica Chastain, Justin Timberlake, Julianne Moore and Naomi Watts also set cameras flashing before they sat down to enjoy Woody Allen's third film which opened the 12-day festival
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Cannes 2016: Woody Allen's Nightmare - Terrorism and Journalists
"I get off the plane (at Cannes) and I'm escorted instantly to interviews. I do wall-to-wall interviews until I leave. I can do as many as 100 journalists a day," said Woody Allen
