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New AI-Assisted Technique Makes Himachal Teen's Crooked Legs Straight
Bowleg is a condition in which a person's legs appear bowed (bent outward) even when the ankles are together.
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The Lord of the Rings: Amazon Prime Video Reveals 20 New Cast Members for Prequel Series
Amazon’s The Lord of the Rings prequel series cast has grown by 20: Cynthia Addai-Robinson, Maxim Baldry, Ian Blackburn, Kip Chapman, Anthony Crum, Maxine Cunliffe, Trystan Gravelle, Sir Lenny Henry, Thusitha Jayasundera, Fabian McCallum, Simon Merrells, Geoff Morrell, Peter Mullan, Lloyd Owen, Augustus Prew, Peter Tait, Alex Tarrant, Leon Wadham...
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Sir Alastair Cook Officially Receives Knighthood At Buckingham Palace
Alastair Cook is the first England cricketer to receive a knighthood since Sir Ian Botham in 2007.
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Nani Might Not Have a Role in Eega 2 But He Still Wants the Sequel
"Even today, I keep reading reports on Eega 2. As much as I wish it was true, there's no update yet on the project. Whenever I keep bumping into Rajamouli sir, I jokingly ask him about Eega 2. As a fan of Eega, I want the sequel," Nani told IANS
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K Bhagyaraj Joins Vishal, Rakul Preet Singh in Thupparivaalan
"Bhagyaraj sir has been roped in for a very interesting role. Mysskin is known for surprising audiences with his choice of actors and the inclusion of Bhagyaraj sir will be a masterstroke," a source from the film's unit told IANS
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Ian McKellen Turned Down 1.5 Million to Officiate at Wedding as Gandalf
"I was offered one-and-a-half million dollars to marry a very famous couple in California, which I would perhaps have considered doing, but I had to go dressed as Gandalf. So I said, 'I am sorry, Gandalf doesn't do weddings'," said Ian McKellen
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Shakespeare Isn't Old-Fashioned, Ian McKellen Told Aamir Khan
"The right medium to discover Shakespeare's true genius is through theatre with the right actors, the right director (the way it is meant to be), as theatre, film and cinema are the best media to experience him"
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For Sir Ian McKellen, Revealing He Was Gay Wasn't Difficult. Here's Why
"I was 49 when I came out and it wasn't difficult because I was established as an actor and I was confident. To say it in public was a great relief and everything changed for the better. Be it your relationship, people around you or friends. My acting got better. I did not have to fake things," said Sir Ian McKellen
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Aamir Had Dinner With Gandalf. Ian McKellen is Now in Mumbai
Ian McKellen is in the country as a part of Shakespeare Lives on Film, a global programme to celebrate the Bard's works and his influence on culture, education and society, coinciding with his 400th death anniversary
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Ian McKellen to Aamir Khan: 5 Big Quotes From Masterclass
Sir Ian McKellen visited Mumbai and had a discussion with Aamir Khan about everything from Shakespeare to being homosexual
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Rajanikanth's Kabali Look: Salt and Pepper Hair, Thick Beard
"Rajinikanth sir last week participated in the film's photo shoot. He was sporting salt and pepper look along with thick beard," a source from the film's unit told IANS
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Sir Vivian Richards Hails James Anderson as an England Great
James Anderson earns his 100th Test cap on Monday when England take on the West Indies at Antigua. Four more wickets would take Anderson past Ian Botham's national record of 383 Test wickets.
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British Ship Lost 170 Years Ago Found Near Canada
Canadian underwater archaeologists have found the wreckage of one of the two British exploration ships, which were part of the famed Arctic explorer Sir John Franklin's doomed expedition 170 years ago.
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Sir Ian Botham to Deliver MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture
Sir Ian Botham will become the fourth Englishman to give the address after Geoffrey Boycott in 2005, Christopher Martin-Jenkins in 2007 and Tony Greig in 2012.
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It's time to give George Bailey the Baggy Green
In England's second innings at Lord's, Joe Root was batting on just 8 when he edged Shane Watson between Brad Haddin and Michael Clarke. Root would go on to score a match-winning 180 and Sir Ian Botham's prediction of a 10-0 triumph (across both Ashes) is seeming less and less like conceited English pride.
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New AI-Assisted Technique Makes Himachal Teen's Crooked Legs Straight
Bowleg is a condition in which a person's legs appear bowed (bent outward) even when the ankles are together.
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The Lord of the Rings: Amazon Prime Video Reveals 20 New Cast Members for Prequel Series
Amazon’s The Lord of the Rings prequel series cast has grown by 20: Cynthia Addai-Robinson, Maxim Baldry, Ian Blackburn, Kip Chapman, Anthony Crum, Maxine Cunliffe, Trystan Gravelle, Sir Lenny Henry, Thusitha Jayasundera, Fabian McCallum, Simon Merrells, Geoff Morrell, Peter Mullan, Lloyd Owen, Augustus Prew, Peter Tait, Alex Tarrant, Leon Wadham...
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Sir Alastair Cook Officially Receives Knighthood At Buckingham Palace
Alastair Cook is the first England cricketer to receive a knighthood since Sir Ian Botham in 2007.
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Nani Might Not Have a Role in Eega 2 But He Still Wants the Sequel
"Even today, I keep reading reports on Eega 2. As much as I wish it was true, there's no update yet on the project. Whenever I keep bumping into Rajamouli sir, I jokingly ask him about Eega 2. As a fan of Eega, I want the sequel," Nani told IANS
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K Bhagyaraj Joins Vishal, Rakul Preet Singh in Thupparivaalan
"Bhagyaraj sir has been roped in for a very interesting role. Mysskin is known for surprising audiences with his choice of actors and the inclusion of Bhagyaraj sir will be a masterstroke," a source from the film's unit told IANS
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Ian McKellen Turned Down 1.5 Million to Officiate at Wedding as Gandalf
"I was offered one-and-a-half million dollars to marry a very famous couple in California, which I would perhaps have considered doing, but I had to go dressed as Gandalf. So I said, 'I am sorry, Gandalf doesn't do weddings'," said Ian McKellen
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Shakespeare Isn't Old-Fashioned, Ian McKellen Told Aamir Khan
"The right medium to discover Shakespeare's true genius is through theatre with the right actors, the right director (the way it is meant to be), as theatre, film and cinema are the best media to experience him"
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For Sir Ian McKellen, Revealing He Was Gay Wasn't Difficult. Here's Why
"I was 49 when I came out and it wasn't difficult because I was established as an actor and I was confident. To say it in public was a great relief and everything changed for the better. Be it your relationship, people around you or friends. My acting got better. I did not have to fake things," said Sir Ian McKellen
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Aamir Had Dinner With Gandalf. Ian McKellen is Now in Mumbai
Ian McKellen is in the country as a part of Shakespeare Lives on Film, a global programme to celebrate the Bard's works and his influence on culture, education and society, coinciding with his 400th death anniversary
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Ian McKellen to Aamir Khan: 5 Big Quotes From Masterclass
Sir Ian McKellen visited Mumbai and had a discussion with Aamir Khan about everything from Shakespeare to being homosexual
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Rajanikanth's Kabali Look: Salt and Pepper Hair, Thick Beard
"Rajinikanth sir last week participated in the film's photo shoot. He was sporting salt and pepper look along with thick beard," a source from the film's unit told IANS
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Sir Vivian Richards Hails James Anderson as an England Great
James Anderson earns his 100th Test cap on Monday when England take on the West Indies at Antigua. Four more wickets would take Anderson past Ian Botham's national record of 383 Test wickets.
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British Ship Lost 170 Years Ago Found Near Canada
Canadian underwater archaeologists have found the wreckage of one of the two British exploration ships, which were part of the famed Arctic explorer Sir John Franklin's doomed expedition 170 years ago.
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Sir Ian Botham to Deliver MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture
Sir Ian Botham will become the fourth Englishman to give the address after Geoffrey Boycott in 2005, Christopher Martin-Jenkins in 2007 and Tony Greig in 2012.
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It's time to give George Bailey the Baggy Green
In England's second innings at Lord's, Joe Root was batting on just 8 when he edged Shane Watson between Brad Haddin and Michael Clarke. Root would go on to score a match-winning 180 and Sir Ian Botham's prediction of a 10-0 triumph (across both Ashes) is seeming less and less like conceited English pride.
