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M.I.A.: "Paper Planes" on a Tear, but Terror? (E! Online)
06-Aug-2008   (Cached page)

M.I.A.: E! Online - I really like that M.I.A. single "Paper Planes." But I hear she supports terror. Is that true? Is she a terrorist?




Tale of botched terror war marred by errors (AP)
27-Jun-2008   (Cached page)
AP - "Hunting Bin Laden" (Skyhorse Publishing. 229 pages. $24.95), by Rob Schultheis: Veteran war correspondent Rob Schultheis draws a line in the sand early in his new book, "Hunting Bin Laden."

Review: No gray area in `Rendition' (AP)
16-Oct-2007   (Cached page)
AP - "Rendition" focuses on the U.S. government's policy of transporting captured terror suspects to foreign countries for detention, interrogation and perhaps torture — a topic that's prime for debate and more than worthy for exploration in a film.

La Scala Philharmonic to salute NYC (AP)
02-Oct-2007   (Cached page)
AP - A concert later this month by La Scala Philharmonic near ground zero — site of the 9/11 terror attacks in New York — will feature Italian composers in a musical salute to the city.

Vivienne Westwood says Britain's Brown has to go (Reuters)
01-Oct-2007   (Cached page)

British designer Vivienne Westwood appears at the end of her Spring/Summer 2008 ready-to-wear fashion collection at Paris Fashion Week October 1, 2007. Westwood used her spring-summer 2008 fashion show on Monday to rail against a plan by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown to increase the number of days terror suspects can be held without charge. (Benoit Tessier/Reuters)Reuters - Designer Vivienne Westwood used her spring-summer 2008 fashion show on Monday to rail against a plan by British Prime Minister Gordon Brown to increase the number of days terror suspects can be held without charge.




Remy Ma Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charges
17-Jul-2007   (Cached page)
Reminisce Smith, also known as rapper Remy Ma of the Fat Joe-led hip-hop group Terror

`Mighty Heart' relates terror tragedy (AP)
20-Jun-2007   (Cached page)

In this photo released by Paramount Vantage actress Angelina Jolie  appears as Mariane Pearl in a scene from Michael Winterbottom's film, 'A Mighty Heart.' (AP Photo/Paramount Vantage, Peter Mountain)AP - The filmmakers behind the Daniel Pearl drama "A Mighty Heart" wanted to honor the slain journalist by doing what he did best — tell the straight story, unadorned by opinion, ideology or bias.




Guantanamo detainee poems to be published (AFP)
20-Jun-2007   (Cached page)

Detainees holding onto a fence at Camp 4 of the maximum security prison Camp Delta at Guantanamo Naval Base in 2004. Poems scratched on styrofoam cups and written with toothpaste by inmates at the US "war on terror" prison in Guantanamo Bay will soon be printed in a book.(AFP/POOL/File)AFP - Poems scratched on styrofoam cups and written with toothpaste by inmates at the US "war on terror" prison in Guantanamo Bay will soon be printed in a book, the publishers said Wednesday.




Maupin novel revisits aging `Tales' crew (AP)
12-Jun-2007   (Cached page)

Armistead Maupin is photographed at his home in San Francisco, Monday, June 11, 2007. Maupin says his newest novel wasn't meant to be the seventh in his popular 'Tales of the City' series. But fortunately for fans of the series, first published in the San Francisco Chronicle in 1976, then made into books and a Showtime mini-soap opera, his first novel in 18 years includes some of the same larger-than-life characters, updated with lovers, relatives, births, deaths the dot-com real-estate run up and the War on Terror. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)AP - Stretched out on a sofa next to his Australian shepherd, Sophie, Armistead Maupin says he never intended to write another installment of his popular "Tales of the City" series.




MSNBC's Olbermann seeks delicate balance (AP)
06-May-2007   (Cached page)

Keith Olbermann of MSNBC poses at the Ronald Reagan Library on Thursday, May 3, 2007 in Simi Valley, Calif., where he was host for MSNBC's coverage of the first debate among Republican presidential candidates for the 2008 election. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)AP - In an angry commentary on April 25, MSNBC's Keith Olbermann accused Rudolph Giuliani of using the language of Osama bin Laden with "the same chilling nonchalance of the madman" to argue that Republicans would keep Americans safer than Democrats from terror.




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