en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-02-25 Namibia Entertainment

Will Johnston: Fifty Shades of Tauranga
New Zealand Herald
I saw Fifty Shades of Grey over the weekend. This is not a review. This is what went through my head while I sat there, romantically inserting popcorn... in to my... unshaven... desperate for more... face. Romance writing, check. Haha! I found myself trying to ...

'Fifty Shades of Grey' Box Office News: Remains Red-Hot at Box Office and in ...   The Christian Times
Jamie Dornan's 50 Shades of Grey Play: It's Show Me the Money Time   TheImproper.com
Jamie Dornan might be leaving Fifty Shades of Grey franchise   National Monitor
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Design & Trend
Virginia Tech Collegiate Times
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Oscars 2015: stars eschew expression for sartorial safety
Telegraph.co.uk
Recently, I had the extravagant pleasure of trying on Elizabeth Taylor's jewellery. As Mr Nicola Bulgari and I swooned over her emeralds and sapphires, we marvelled over the way in which Taylor's collection reveals her loves, taste, exuberance and, above all ...

Hannah Betts: Oscar's frocks have gone downhill   New Zealand Herald
The fashion trends of the Oscars 2015 red carpet in photos   Washington Post (blog)
White Dresses Dominate Oscars Red Carpet: Lupita Nyong'o, Beyonce & More   Hollywood Life
StyleBistro
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Saratoga: Hakone to celebrate year of ram this weekend
San Jose Mercury News
Hakone Gardens will celebrate the year of the ram on March 1. The Hakone Foundation's seventh annual Lunar New Year Festival will feature entertainment, arts and crafts activities, and for the first time this year, a parade for children. Visitors will have a ...

Lunar New Year celebrations continue with Sydney Tet Festival   ABC Online
Smile Travel Vietnam extends its services in 2015   Virtual-Strategy Magazine (press release)
Vietnamese coffee sales slow after holiday   Business Recorder (press release) (blog)
Chinadaily USA
The Seattle Times
GlobalPost
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Moviegoers and Academy Move Further Apart
Bend Bulletin
Following the best picture win on Sunday night by “Birdman” - a brainy film seen by fewer than 5 million ticket buyers in North America - the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences woke on Monday to soft television ratings for its Oscar telecast and fresh ...

Low point: Oscars viewership down 16%   Irish Examiner
The great luvvie in: Why do the Oscars ignore the films most of us want to watch ...   Daily Mail
News Nuggets: Why was the Oscars ceremony the least watched in years?   GoldDerby
Vidette Online
The Slate Online
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Feature: Northern Vietnam's pig-killing festival spawns controversial debates
Xinhua
HANOI, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) -- The public slaughter of pigs as part of the celebration of the lunar New Year in some villages in northern Vietnam's Bac Ninh province has spawned a lively debate for or against it across the country. The local Tuoi Tre (youth) online ...

Pig slaughter fests proceed despite uproar   The Asian Age
Vietnam pig slaughter festival proceeds despite uproar   Bangkok Post
In Vietnam: Pigs chopped in half by villagers so their blood can be used for ritual   Pulse Nigeria
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Crufts 2015: Should foreign dogs be allowed to compete?
The Independent
Colin the Pomeranian is a playful, happy-go-lucky ball of orange fluff. Competing last year at Crufts, which opens its doors again next week, Colin was noted for having an excellent relationship with his handler and for clearly delighting in prancing around ...

Who you gonna miss? The dog   Independent Online
VIDEO: Dementia dog Lily makes it to Crufts   Southend Standard

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Karl Puschmann: Who will be the next MacGyver?
New Zealand Herald
Sorry ladies, but the fantasy's over. For two decades us dudes have had to live in the long dark shadow cast by the unachievable and unrealistic ideals of masculinity and male usefulness portrayed by '80s television icon MacGyver. For us, it hasn't been easy.
TV's handyman hero MacGyver returns – but as a woman   Toowoomba Chronicle

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