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Wednesday February 20, 2008

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Merkel says nein to President Blair

Tony Blair's plans for a good life after Downing Street have been going well so far - the £5m book deal, the big-bucks meet-and-greet sinecures with international corporations. But his plan to get himself installed as President of Europe - a job that has opened up under the EU's controversial... [continued]

Tony Blair

Armani’s surprise attack on Wintour

Bemused fashionistas spent their lunch break in Milan today trying to digest what on earth Giorgio Armani was on about at a morning press conference when he dared to criticise the queen of fashion journalism, Anna Wintour. Armani was supposed to be addressing the troops about an exhibition called... [continued]

Ortiz raids Seventies for Salvatore Ferragamo’s sexy new look

The Italian fashion label Salvatore Ferragamo, once worn by Marilyn Monroe, became so conservative by the 1980s that even Margaret Thatcher took to wearing its loafers and brandishing its handbags. But on Tuesday at Milan Fashion Week, under their new creative director Cristina Ortiz, Ferragamo unveiled a... [continued]



Brown plays catch up with Obama

With Barack Obama surging ahead in the race for the White House - his wins in Wisconsin and Hawaii on Tuesday were his ninth and tenth on the trot - it seems Gordon Brown is rueing the day he turned down a meeting with him at Downing... [continued]

Barack Obama

No costume dramas for Johansson and Portman on red carpet

The latest royal costume drama, The Other Boleyn Girl, made its London debut on Tuesday night, with the American actresses Scarlett Johansson and Natalie Portman braving chilly conditions on the red carpet. The film, which tells the story of Henry VIII's ill-fated second wife Anne Boleyn (Portman)... [continued]

How to review Rambo, by the Burmese junta

Newspaper and magazine publishers in Burma are being instructed to carry an article written by a regime official lambasting the latest Rambo film, which depicts a rescue mission undertaken into Burma by Rambo, played once again by Sylvester Stallone (pictured). The article describes the character of Rambo... [continued]

Sylvester Stallone in Rambo

DJ Grooverider jailed in Dubai

The BBC Radio 1 disc-jockey Grooverider - real name Raymond Bingham - has been jailed for four years in Dubai after admitting to possessing a small amount of cannabis which he had "forgotten" he had in his trousers when he entered the country. He was given the strict sentence despite... [continued]

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