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Iconic Band Pink Floyd Sells Music Rights For 400 Million Dollars, Resolves Decades Of Conflict
The deal marks one of the largest of many in recent years, and apparently has finally concluded despite decades of infighting between the band members
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No Time To Die OTT Release Date Set for March 4 on Amazon Prime Video in India
No Time To Die is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video in India on March 4, the streaming service announced on Thursday. The movie grossed over $770 million (roughly Rs 5,800 crore) at the worldwide box office and is one of the biggest movies released during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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'You Have Not Done Anything But Ruin Her': Prison For Ex-Cop Who Raped Girl For A Decade
A former Illinois police officer accused of raping a girl over a decade abruptly ended his trial Tuesday by pleading guilty - as the victim was testifying against him in court.
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Netflix India Finally Gets 'House of Cards'
The political thriller was missing from the streaming service's Indian version until now
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Canadian PM Stephen Harper Calls Parliamentary Election for October 19
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper today called a parliamentary election for October 19, kicking off a marathon 11-week campaign likely to focus on a stubbornly sluggish economy and his decade in power.
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Boston Jihadi's Alleged Accomplices Charged With Supporting IS
US officials filed criminal charges Friday against two alleged supporters of the Islamic State group, who authorities said were linked to a third man fatally shot last week by Boston police.
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Slain Boston Man Had Planned to Kill Police Officers: Court Papers
A Massachusetts man slain by law enforcement officers on Tuesday had discussed plans to kill police officers with an associate arrested the same day, and the associate advised him to destroy all electronic records of their discussion, according to papers filed in Boston federal court on Wednesday.
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Man Arrested in Boston Terrorism Probe Due in Court
A Massachusetts man arrested yesterday as part of a terrorism investigation will face charges in federal court today, hours after another suspect in the probe was shot dead, according to prosecutors.
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Pink Floyd's New Album to Release on November 10
A Monday news release gives fresh details about The Endless River, the British rock 'n' roll group's first new material in 20 years
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Surveillance discloser Edward Snowden tried to join US special forces
The young contractor behind leaks exposing America's surveillance programs tried but failed to join the US Army's elite special forces in 2004, officials said.
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IPL 6: Punjab's David Miller, Mandeep Singh snatch victory away from Pune
Pune's 'new' skipper Aaron Finch's 64 and a brilliant 10-ball-34 cameo by Luke Wright powered Pune to a huge 185/4 against Punjab but David Miller and Mandeep Singh had other ideas to take Punjab home.
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Holders England take on Afghanistan in World Twenty20
It will be a David versus Goliath battle at the R Premadasa Stadium on Friday when defending champions England launch their World Twenty20 campaign against Afghanistan, who displayed enough fighting abilities in their opening fixture against India.
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Bee Gees' Robin Gibb dies after long cancer battle
Robin Gibb, the lead singer of The Bee Gees trio, died on Sunday following his long battle with cancer and intestinal surgery. He was 62.
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New Zealand may appoint multiple coaches
New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White has said that the possibility of multiple coaches for the national team, for the game's different formats, is being looked into. This, he said, could be an option to help New Zealand get through a hectic international schedule more effectively.
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New Zealand cricket coach John Wright to resign
New Zealand coach John Wright will step down from the national side in August after rejecting an offer to extend his contract, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) chief executive David White said on Tuesday.
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Iconic Band Pink Floyd Sells Music Rights For 400 Million Dollars, Resolves Decades Of Conflict
The deal marks one of the largest of many in recent years, and apparently has finally concluded despite decades of infighting between the band members
-
No Time To Die OTT Release Date Set for March 4 on Amazon Prime Video in India
No Time To Die is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video in India on March 4, the streaming service announced on Thursday. The movie grossed over $770 million (roughly Rs 5,800 crore) at the worldwide box office and is one of the biggest movies released during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
-
'You Have Not Done Anything But Ruin Her': Prison For Ex-Cop Who Raped Girl For A Decade
A former Illinois police officer accused of raping a girl over a decade abruptly ended his trial Tuesday by pleading guilty - as the victim was testifying against him in court.
-
Netflix India Finally Gets 'House of Cards'
The political thriller was missing from the streaming service's Indian version until now
-
Canadian PM Stephen Harper Calls Parliamentary Election for October 19
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper today called a parliamentary election for October 19, kicking off a marathon 11-week campaign likely to focus on a stubbornly sluggish economy and his decade in power.
-
Boston Jihadi's Alleged Accomplices Charged With Supporting IS
US officials filed criminal charges Friday against two alleged supporters of the Islamic State group, who authorities said were linked to a third man fatally shot last week by Boston police.
-
Slain Boston Man Had Planned to Kill Police Officers: Court Papers
A Massachusetts man slain by law enforcement officers on Tuesday had discussed plans to kill police officers with an associate arrested the same day, and the associate advised him to destroy all electronic records of their discussion, according to papers filed in Boston federal court on Wednesday.
-
Man Arrested in Boston Terrorism Probe Due in Court
A Massachusetts man arrested yesterday as part of a terrorism investigation will face charges in federal court today, hours after another suspect in the probe was shot dead, according to prosecutors.
-
Pink Floyd's New Album to Release on November 10
A Monday news release gives fresh details about The Endless River, the British rock 'n' roll group's first new material in 20 years
-
Surveillance discloser Edward Snowden tried to join US special forces
The young contractor behind leaks exposing America's surveillance programs tried but failed to join the US Army's elite special forces in 2004, officials said.
-
IPL 6: Punjab's David Miller, Mandeep Singh snatch victory away from Pune
Pune's 'new' skipper Aaron Finch's 64 and a brilliant 10-ball-34 cameo by Luke Wright powered Pune to a huge 185/4 against Punjab but David Miller and Mandeep Singh had other ideas to take Punjab home.
-
Holders England take on Afghanistan in World Twenty20
It will be a David versus Goliath battle at the R Premadasa Stadium on Friday when defending champions England launch their World Twenty20 campaign against Afghanistan, who displayed enough fighting abilities in their opening fixture against India.
-
Bee Gees' Robin Gibb dies after long cancer battle
Robin Gibb, the lead singer of The Bee Gees trio, died on Sunday following his long battle with cancer and intestinal surgery. He was 62.
-
New Zealand may appoint multiple coaches
New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White has said that the possibility of multiple coaches for the national team, for the game's different formats, is being looked into. This, he said, could be an option to help New Zealand get through a hectic international schedule more effectively.
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New Zealand cricket coach John Wright to resign
New Zealand coach John Wright will step down from the national side in August after rejecting an offer to extend his contract, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) chief executive David White said on Tuesday.
