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OJ Simpson has a bad day in court
Things are not looking good for OJ Simpson (pictured), the former American football star who was controversially cleared of murdering his ex-wife, Nicole Brown
Simpson, and her friend Ronald Goldman 13 years ago. The one-time sporting hero is currently standing trial on charges of robbery and kidnapping in Las Vegas,... [continued]
OJ Simpson goes on trial for robbery 
Damien Hirst’s drinking club row
For more than a decade Michael Wojas has run the Colony Room Club in Soho, a lively drinking hole whose patrons include art world luminaries such as Damien Hirst
(pictured), Tracey Emin and, before his death in 1992, Francis Bacon. But now the Colony is set to close, allegedly because... [continued]
Save the Colony Room Club Campaign
Members launch bid to save Colony Club
Damien Hirst Sotheby’s show a success despite economic crash
Dolce and Gabbana choose nautical theme for Milan
Nautical style circa France 1929 was the theme for Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana’s diffusion line, D&G, at Milan Fashion Week on Monday. Amid rumours that
the new face of D&G is to be supermodel Naomi Campbell in a deal thought to be worth £1million, the flamboyant designers sent models... [continued]
In pictures: Milan Fashion Week
In pictures: London Fashion Week
In pictures: New York Fashion Week
Houellebecq and Levy book excites France
Two of France's best known and most controversial writers, Michel Houellebecq and Bernard-Henri Levy (pictured), have set the literary world gossiping over
a book they have collaborated on which, according to insiders, contains attacks on many of the nation's leading political and cultural figureheads. Called Ennemis Publics,... [continued]
Bernard-Henri Levy visits Tbilisi
Michel Houellebecq jeered at Locarno
Ceccaldi slates ‘evil’ son Houellebecq
Houellebecq’s mother gets her revenge
How many cars does John McCain own?
Republican presidential candidate John McCain (pictured) is in the soup again over his wealth. Weeks after he was unable to tell a reporter how many homes he owned - the
answer was variously seven or eight - he now appears to be unclear how many cars his family has the... [continued]
Rollcall's list in full
US Election: Will Obama bid bye-bye to Biden?
Nanny set to make a killing with Princess Diana letters
Another intimate of the late Princess of Wales (pictured dancing with John Travolta in 1985) is set to make a killing. Step forward Mary
Clarke, her former nanny, who is offering up a selection of letters that passed between her and Diana at a Colchester auction house next Wednesday. While... [continued]
People: Princess Di snapper Demarchelier wants to shoot Camilla
Le Carre’s civil liberties protest
John Le Carre, the author of numerous spy capers, has unleashed a torrent of abuse at Labour government ministers for voting to extend the time limit that terror suspects can be held
without charge to 42 days and at the wholesale erosion of civil liberties in Britain.... [continued]
Matthew Carr: Iraq is the shameful secret in our cellar
People: Le Carre promotes novel on YouTube
In Brief: Sheryl Crow helps Obama
For months, music videos backing Barack Obama have appeared on YouTube, but they've always been unsanctioned. Now Obama is releasing an official campaign soundtrack to accompany his race to the White House, featuring contributions from Democrat-supporters Stevie Wonder, Kanye West and Sheryl Crow (pictured) among others. Called Yes We Can:... [continued]
