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Review: OZ, the movie, is great and powerful but what's with that makeup?

Oz The Great and Powerful has taken over box offices around the globe by storm. But after the transformations am I the only one thinking what's with Mila Kunis's makeup?
In the Media by Micki Hogan - 2 comments

Soccer: UEFA announces Euro 2020 to be held in 13 cities

UEFA, governing body for football in Europe, confirmed,Friday, that the finals of the European Nations soccer competition in 2020 will depart from the norm of one, or sometimes two nations, hosting the tournament and will take in 13 cities across Europe.
In the Media by Robert Myles - 5 comments

Op-Ed: Dolphins driven into Cove heading to highest numbers in four yrs

Taiji - The number of dolphins driven into the Cove in Taiji, Japan topped 1,209 animals yesterday. Taiji town is on track to surpass figures from the previous three seasons.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 2 comments

All out war feared: Russian mafia boss killed by sniper

Moscow - The volatile Russian mafia is heading towards a possible all out war, following the death of "Grandpa Hassan" in broad daylight in the middle of Moscow.
In the Media by Eric Morales

Georgian parliament grants amnesty to 3,500 prisoners

On Friday, Georgia’s parliament passed a law to pardon 3,500 prisoners, including those jailed under President Mikheil Saakashvili.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu

Russia and Georgia to hold first bilateral meeting since 2008

Russia and Georgia shall host bilateral talks for the first time since the 2008 conflict over the separatist regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Captive cetacean attacks — How common are they?

Much has been made in the media over the eight-year-old girl recently bitten by a dolphin participating in a feeding program at SeaWorld. But how common are cetacean attacks committed by mammals kept in captivity?
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 2 comments

Op-Ed: Demographic shifts help Barack Obama win his 2nd term

President Obama and Vice-President Biden have won their 2nd term, due to a strong demographic shift that caught many people off guard. The Republicans had assumed they would be rid of President Barack Obama, paying billions to make sure it would be done.
In the Media by Nancy Houser - 14 comments

Op-Ed: The EU receives the Nobel Peace Prize

The European Union (EU) was awarded the 2012 Nobel Peace Prize for the peaceful post-World War II reconciliation and for spreading democracy and human rights in Europe.
In the Media by Raluca Besliu - 3 comments

Meningitis outbreak spreading rapidly in multi-states

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a rare but “non-contagious, fungal form” of meningitis, linked to a steroid shot for back pain, has now spread to multistates.
In the Media by Nancy Houser - 5 comments

Georgian president admits defeat as opposition wins election

Tbilisi - Georgia's pro-western president Mikheil Saakashvili conceded defeat to a coalition led by businessman and billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili, according to a government spokesperson.
In the Media by Ken Hanly

Georgia's President, opposition both claim victory

Tbilisi - Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili and a party led by billionaire Bidzina Ivanishvili both claimed victory Monday in a parliamentary election.
In the Media by Layne Weiss

Op-Ed: Georgian demonstrators demand punishment of prison abusers

Tbilisi - The protests arose after graphic videos were published showing guards kicking and abusing prisoners. There is an election on October 1 and this scandal could hurt the chances of re-election for the pro-Western Saakashvili government.
In the Media by Ken Hanly

Op-Ed: Public comment period opens for import of wild-caught belugas

Atlanta - On June 15, the Georgia Aquarium applied to the NOAA for a permit to import 18 wild-caught belugas from Russia. File No. 17324 has now been opened up to public comment in the Federal Register. It will become one of the most contested permits ever.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt

The Cove movie sparks global action for Japan's dolphins Special

As dolphin advocates from across the US get ready to host individual events for Japan Dolphins Day, they were all united thanks to the Academy Award-winning documentary, The Cove.
Digital Journal Report by Elizabeth Batt - 2 comments

Op-Ed: How aquaria get their marine mammals — or in this case, belugas

Atlanta - Recently, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported that Georgia Aquarium had applied to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for a permit to import 18 wild-caught belugas captured from Russian waters. Ethically, something stinks.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 5 comments

Op-Ed: 100 pedophiles were chemically castrated in the UK, or were they?

Nottingham - Around 100 child sex offenders jailed at HMP Whatton, Nottingham were referred for chemical castration – at least according to media reports. Upon further investigation, it appears things are not quite as clear cut. No pun intended.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt - 6 comments

Op-Ed: America's radios dancing to Putin's tune in Moscow Special

Moscow - Voice of America and Radio Liberty, funded by US taxpayers to promote media freedom abroad, self-censor news on two stations in Moscow to comply with Russian media law prior to Russia's presidential elections on March 4.
Digital Journal Report by Ted Lipien

Netanyahu blames Iran for car bomb attacks on Israeli diplomats

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday accused Iran of involvement in bomb attacks targeted at Israeli embassy staff in New Delhi (India) and Tbilisi (Georgia),
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 1 comment

Hints of 'God Particle' found by CERN scientists & researchers

Geneva - Originally meant to be built in Waxahachie, Texas, under the nickname of Desertron, Switzerland-France's CERN states it has seen "tantalizing hints" of the elusive Higgs boson, also called the "God particle," in two of their experiments.
In the Media by Nancy Houser - 2 comments
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