Fashion Designers – Paul Newman remembered for cool style, warm heart – Business World
Sunday, September 28th, 2008
Paul Newman remembered for cool style, warm heart – Business World
LOS ANGELES The death of film legend Paul Newman sparked an outpouring of reaction on Saturday with friends remembering the Oscar winner for his cool acting style and his warm, charitable heart. Mr. Newman, known for roles in films including Cat
Source: www.bworld.com.ph
BITTER RUIZ QUITS AFTER DEFEAT – Sporting Life
Dethroned WBA heavyweight champion John Ruiz announced his retirement following Saturday night’s defeat by former middleweight James Toney in New York. The much-criticised American revealed his “hate” for the sport after being hounded by fans and
Source: www.sportinglife.com
A POLITICAL MAVERICK (OF A FASHION) – New York Post
Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s style is exceptionally ordinary. Nothing about it connotes authority. No detail announces that she is in charge. And that’s what makes it so powerful. The rimless glasses that dominate her face are
Source: www.nypost.com
Eating Less Salt Can Save Lives – Voice of America
The World Heart Federation reports heart disease and stroke are the world’s number one killer, causing 17.5 million deaths a year. The Federation says eating less salt could save millions of lives. Lisa Schlein has this report for VOA from Geneva on
Source: www.voanews.com
Vince Vaughn Takes New Girlfriend Home To Meet The Parents. – femalefirst.co.uk
Wedding Crashers star Vince Vaughn could be calling in the wedding planners pretty soon after taking his latest girlfriend home to meet his parents. The actor, who famously dated Jennifer Aniston, and his new girlfriend, Kyla Weber, dined at Chicago
Source: www.femalefirst.co.uk
India Inc eager for French investment in N-power – Financial Express
After the nuclear suppliers’ group (NSG) approval to the India-US civilian nuclear deal, several Indian companies are upbeat in attracting Euro 29 billion foreign direct investment in the country from French firms over the next 15 years. The
Source: www.financialexpress.com
