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Monday, November 28, 2011
Sienna Miller Testifies In Hacking Case Against The News Of The World
Actress Sienna Miller, along with Harry Potter novelist J.K. Rowling, testified in a UK court this past Thursday about the hacking case that had Miller so paranoid, she accused her close friends and family of leaking stories to the media, as well as personal information. Get the full details below. Making her way to London’s Royal Courts of Justice this past week, Sienna Miller attended a hearing, testifying about being harassed, followed, and having her privacy violated by the employees at News of the World. The ?Alfie? actress, who is taking the news outlet to court for hacking into her phone, and much more, explained that the journalists and editors of the notorious outlet made her feel “very violated and very paranoid and anxious, constantly. I felt like I was living in some sort of video game,” she shared. The actress, who previously dated actor Jude Law, has been pursued for most of her time in the spotlight. “For a number of years I was relentlessly pursued by 10 to 15 men, almost daily,” she said, even being “spat at,? and ?verbally abused. I would often find myself, at the age of 21, at midnight, running down a dark street [...]
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
It's a Boy for Lily Allen!
It's been a long struggle for Lily Allen, but the British singer announced the exciting news today: she's a new mother!
The singer - who suffered a miscarriage in both 2008 and 2010 - and husband Sam Cooper welcomed a son today, as Allen expressed her feelings on the matter in via a simple Tweet: “Totes Amaze."
Cooper proposed to Allen on Christmas Day 2010. They got married in June and we couldn't be happier for the new family!
[Photo: WENN.com]
Source: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2011/11/its-a-boy-for-lily-allen/
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12 Little Daily Tricks To Find Your Healthy Weight
"Buy natural varieties of peanut butter and pour off the oil sitting on top. Each serving will have 20 fewer calories and 2 to 3 fewer grams of fat. It's a small difference that'll add up to a couple of pounds per year."
--Amelia Winslow, personal chef in Los Angeles and founder of the healthy food blog Eating Made Easy More from Health.com: 7 Gadgets for Perfect Portion Sizes Which Foods Burn the Most Fat? 25 Ways to Cut 500 Calories a Day
--Amelia Winslow, personal chef in Los Angeles and founder of the healthy food blog Eating Made Easy More from Health.com: 7 Gadgets for Perfect Portion Sizes Which Foods Burn the Most Fat? 25 Ways to Cut 500 Calories a Day
Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/27/little-weight-loss-tips_n_1110917.html
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
FBI checked safety of Ohio Craigslist jobseekers
Law enforcement officials work at a crime scene on Harlem Road in Akron, Ohio, where a body was found on Friday, Nov. 25, 2011. The FBI is investigating whether the body found Friday in a shallow grave is a second killing connected to a phony Craigslist job ad that authorities say lured victims into a deadly robbery scheme. (AP Photo/Akron Beacon Journal, Ed Suba Jr.) MANDATORY CREDIT
Law enforcement officials work at a crime scene on Harlem Road in Akron, Ohio, where a body was found on Friday, Nov. 25, 2011. The FBI is investigating whether the body found Friday in a shallow grave is a second killing connected to a phony Craigslist job ad that authorities say lured victims into a deadly robbery scheme. (AP Photo/Akron Beacon Journal, Ed Suba Jr.) MANDATORY CREDIT
Law enforcement officials work at a crime scene on Harlem Road in Akron, Ohio, where a body was found on Friday, Nov. 25, 2011. The FBI is investigating whether the body found Friday in a shallow grave is a second killing connected to a phony Craigslist job ad that authorities say lured victims into a deadly robbery scheme. (AP Photo/Akron Beacon Journal, Ed Suba Jr.) MANDATORY CREDIT
This is an undated hand out photo of Timothy Kern of Massillon, Ohio provided by the FBI. Kern, missing since Nov. 13, interviewed for a Craigslist help-wanted ad that police say was actually a deadly robbery scheme that lured people to a nonexistent farm job in southern Ohio, according to the man?s father, who called the outlook for his son ?pretty grim.? (AP Photo/The FBI)
This undated photo provided by the Summit County Sheriff Department in Ohio shows Richard J. Beasley. Beasley's mother, Carol Beasley, said Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011, her son has "a very caring heart" and was a mentor to a teenager charged in a deadly robbery scheme in which police say victims were lured with bogus help-wanted ads on Craigslist. Carol Beasley told The Associated Press that she spoke to her son Richard and she prays that a newspaper report that he is a suspect is not true. (AP Photo/Summit County Sheriff Department)
CLEVELAND (AP) ? An Ohio woman who answered what police say was a phony Craigslist job ad that lured victims into a deadly robbery scheme says she felt sick to her stomach when she heard about it.
Heather Tuttle, of Ravenna, said Friday that she didn't learn of the potential danger she was in until an FBI agent called her this week.
The FBI says the agent that interviewed Tuttle was one of numerous agents contacting applicants to check on their well-being.
The 27-year-old Tuttle says she applied for the job running a ranch in southern Ohio in early October but never heard back.
A body found Friday in a shallow grave in Akron may be a second killing connected to the phony job listing.
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Cairo street battles rage on through the night (Reuters)
CAIRO (Reuters) ? Egyptian riot police fired barrages of tear gas at hardcore protesters demanding Egypt's army relinquish power in a sixth night of violence which has led the interior minister, according to one report, to propose postponing elections due on November 28.
Scores of young men, coughing and gasping for air stumbled into dark side streets off Cairo's Tahrir Square to escape the acrid smoke during the to-and-fro battle with police.
But undeterred, tens of thousands still thronged the square peacefully late into the night on Wednesday to protest at the deaths of more than 30 people in the violence and reject the army's offer of a referendum on its rule.
In light of the violence, Interior Minister Mansour el-Essawy presented a report to the military council proposing a postponement of the parliamentary election planned for November 28, Al Jazeera television said on Thursday, quoting unnamed sources. It was not immediately possible to verify the report.
The election, due to begin on Monday, has been billed as Egypt's first free vote in decades.
The army and the Muslim Brotherhood, which expects to do well in the election, says it must go ahead but many protesters are unwilling to trust the army to oversee a clean vote and hand real control of the country to the winner.
The generals' popularity has waned in the nine months since they nudged President Hosni Mubarak from office and swore to steer the country toward civilian democracy, as suspicion grew that they were manoeuvring to stay in power beyond elections.
The head of the military council, Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, has pledged to bring forward a presidential vote and offered a new interim government but the demonstrators are unconvinced.
"The military council must leave and hand power to civilians. They don't want to leave so that their corruption isn't exposed," said 23-year-old student Ahmed Essam.
He said he joined the protests when he saw riot police raining blows on peaceful demonstrators on Saturday. "Everything is like in Mubarak's time," he said.
DEATHS
Gunfire rattled near the Interior Ministry, a symbol of state authority and target of the protesters, on Wednesday night. Several gave accounts of people shot dead but these could not immediately be verified.
At a makeshift clinic near Tahrir, doctor Tareq Salem said four people had died there on Wednesday, two from bullet wounds and two from asphyxiation.
He said three volunteer doctors have been killed since the violence began.
"They were fresh graduates," he said, splashing his face with saline fluid to counter the effects of the latest barrage of gas. One died of suffocation, the other two of bullet wounds sustained while assessing injuries outside, he said.
Essawy told state television earlier that only tear gas was being fired by the security forces but there were unidentified people shooting from rooftops near Tahrir.
Thousands turned out in the second city of Alexandria and in Port Said. One died and two were injured in Ismailia, a city on the Suez Canal, security sources said.
Protesters accused the army of using hired thugs to buildings and paint a political protest as mindless vandalism.
TV stations showed a man being beaten in Tahrir Square after he was accused of working for state security under cover and shooting at protesters.
Ambulances, sirens wailing, ferried casualties away while smoke billowed over the area from fires lit by youths.
Gunfire rang out repeatedly, fuel-filled bottles erupted in flames and riot police filled the street in front of their main position with round after round of tear gas, driving protesters, coughing, into side streets. Every so often, the demonstrators regrouped and would again edge toward the ministry.
SURGE OF SOLIDARITY
What started as a sit-in on Saturday night has turned into a mass demonstration reminiscent of the 18-day uprising against Mubarak as Egyptians appalled at the mistreatment of protesters joined them in solidarity.
Youthful demonstrators took Tantawi's offer of a referendum on whether military rule should end earlier as a ploy to undermine their cause by appealing to Egyptians who fear further upheaval.
Many worry the unrest will prolong economic stagnation and delay any improvement in a morose business climate that has deepened the poverty of millions.
Those that did join the protest said it is always better to take a stand.
"I want to have a better life and feel safe. Since the military council took power, it has been worse," said protester Abdel Salam Roshdy.
Nader el Sayed, a former goal keeper of Egypt's national football team, led protesters in Tahrir chanting: "The blood of the martyrs won't be for free."
Protesters unfurled a huge sign denouncing Tantawi, who was Mubarak's defense minister for two decades, and his deputy Sami Enan, along with the rest of the ruling SCAF military council.
"Down, down with military rule. We the people are the red line. The people want to bring down the field marshal, Sami Enan and the military council," it read.
The overall death toll has reached 39 by a Reuters count. One man was killed in Alexandria and another died in what the state news agency MENA said was an attack on a police station in the northern town of Marsa Matrouh.
The Health Ministry said 32 people had been killed and 2,000 wounded in disturbances across the country of 80 million.
Egypt's currency dipped to its lowest level in almost seven years on Wednesday and the yield on an Egyptian dollar bond soared to its highest since March, suggesting that investors are unconvinced that stability will return soon.
(Additional reporting by Ali Abdel Atti and Yousri Mohamed; Writing by Tom Pfeiffer; Editing by Jon Hemming)
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