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01 February 2014 • 11:07 AMT
Shakira, Rihanna debut “Can’t Remember to Forget You” music video

The track will appear in the Latin singer’s self-titled new album, “Shakira”, which is due out on March 25.

01 February 2014 • 10:51 AMT
Fox nabs biblical thriller script “The Unseen”

The script is based on the short story “Mr. Pettinger’s Daemon,” which appeared in a collection of short fiction stories “Nocturnes.”

01 February 2014 • 10:39 AMT
Jake Gyllenhaal, Amy Adams to topline “Ezekiel Moss”

In Keith Bunin-scribed thriller, Gyllenhaal stars as a mysterious man who appears to possess the ability to communicate with the dead.

01 February 2014 • 10:25 AMT
Shia LaBeouf joins Bill Murray, Bruce Willis in “Rock the Kasbah” comedy

Rock the Kasbah” follows Richie Vance, a has-been rock manager who takes his last remaining client on a USO tour of Afghanistan.

01 February 2014 • 10:23 AMT
Italy, France on flood alert after heavy rains

At least two people died and scores had to be airlifted to safety after floods hit south-eastern France earlier this month.

01 February 2014 • 10:14 AMT
Guillermo del Toro’s “Crimson Peak” horror release date set

“Crimson Peak” stars Mia Wasikowska in the 19th-century tale of a woman who discovers that her new husband is not what he appears.

01 February 2014 • 10:02 AMT
Former Spain coach Luis Aragones dies at 75

Aragones lifted a total of nine titles as a coach with Barca and Atletico, as well as his European Championship victory with Spain in 2008.

01 February 2014 • 09:50 AMT
UN chief urges Russia, U.S. to ensure continuation of Syria talks

Ban Ki-moon pressed the U.S. and Russia to help ensure that peace talks aimed at stemming Syria’s civil war can resume on Feb 10.

01 February 2014 • 09:20 AMT
Carole Bouquet joins “Rosemary’s Baby” bestseller adaptation

It centers on Rosemary, a young wife and would-be mother who, with her husband moves into a Paris apartment that has a dark past.

01 February 2014 • 09:17 AMT
U.S. Secretary of State to meet Ukraine’s opposition

White House spokesman Jay Carney said the U.S. was “appalled” at the “obvious signs of torture” inflicted on Dmytro Bulatov.

01 February 2014 • 08:57 AMT
“Kill Your Darlings” stars to reunite for “College Republicans” comedy

Daniel Radcliffe, who played Allen Ginsberg in “Kill Your Darlings,” has “Horns” and the romcom “If You’re Lucky” on the horizon.

01 February 2014 • 08:55 AMT
New Egyptian jihadist group claims responsibility for recent attacks

Ansar Beit al-Maqdis confirmed that Ajnad Misr was responsible for the Jan 24 bomb attack that targeted Cairo’s Talbiya police station.

01 February 2014 • 08:49 AMT
“Friends” star David Schwimmer to topline ABC comedy “Irreversible”

The comedy pilot centers on Andy and Sarah, a somewhat eccentric, self-absorbed couple, and their trials and tribulations.

01 February 2014 • 08:43 AMT
Terrorist acts, other violence in Iraq kill 1,000 in January

Over 140,000 people have been made homeless since the Anbar conflict erupted, according to the Ministry of Displacement and Migration.

01 February 2014 • 08:13 AMT
More resignations from Turkey’s ruling party predicted

Çetin officially resigned over the party’s decision to dispatch him to the disciplinary board with a demand of expulsion two weeks ago.

01 February 2014 • 08:06 AMT
“Schindler’s List” star Liam Neeson to topline Martin Scorsese’s “Silence”

The story will revolve around a Jesuit who travels to Japan with a fellow priest to investigate an alleged religious persecution.

01 February 2014 • 07:23 AMT
Chip ‘n’ Dale, Disney’s chipmunk duo to become big-screen feature

They popped up in various Disney cartoons and comics but got a makeover in 1989 with “Chip ‘n Dale Rescue Rangers.”

01 February 2014 • 07:20 AMT
Egypt ex-president Morsi trial set to resume in Cairo

The Muslim Brotherhood has been declared a terrorist organization and authorities have punished any public showing of support for it.

01 February 2014 • 07:10 AMT
Emma Thompson joins “Long Midnight of Barney Thomson” humorous thriller

Robert Carlyle stars as the title character, a downtrodden Scottish barber who inadvertently stumbles into serial murder.

01 February 2014 • 07:03 AMT
Obama to visit Saudi Arabia in March: report

“This is about a deteriorating relationship” and declining trust, said a senior Arab official in describing the need for the summit.

01 February 2014 • 06:45 AMT
Jake Gyllenhaal meets his double in “Enemy” thriller trailer

Based on Jose Saramago’s 2002 novel “The Double”, it’s a haunting and provocative thriller about duality and identity.

01 February 2014 • 06:41 AMT
EU Special Representative for South Caucasus ends mandate

“I would like to thank Ambassador Lefort for his hard work, energy, and dedication,” EU Foreign Policy chief Catherine Ashton said.

01 February 2014 • 06:25 AMT
Jessica Chastain’s “Secret Scripture” finds helmer

The Ireland-centric story centers on a 100-year old woman who has been in a mental hospital since World War Two.

31 January 2014 • 19:57 AMT
Syrian opposition, govt. trade insults to end peace conference

Walid Muallem said the opposition were immature, while the opposition’s Louay Safi said the regime had no desire to stop the bloodshed.

31 January 2014 • 19:52 AMT
Suspected al Qaeda militants kill at least 15 soldiers in Yemen

The soldiers were ambushed as they were having lunch in a desert area near the city of Shibam, in the eastern province of Hadramout.

31 January 2014 • 15:03 AMT
“Game of Thrones” season 4 images give away clues

New characters found in the season are The Red Viper Prince Oberyn Martell, played by Pedro Pascal, and Ellaria Sand, played by Indira Varma.

31 January 2014 • 14:51 AMT
“Passengers” Keanu Reeves sci-fi lands at Germany’s Studio Babelsberg

The plot has Reeves as space colonist, on board a colony ship carrying 5,000 sleeping passengers to a new world, who accidentally awakens.

31 January 2014 • 14:18 AMT
“American Hustle” helmer, Jennifer Lawrence circling rags-to-riches story

David O. Russell is in talks to direct a film about a single mom who became one of the country’s most successful entrepreneurs.

31 January 2014 • 13:58 AMT
“A Million Ways to Die in the West” comedy unveils red-band trailer

The Western comedy follows a farmer who chickens out of a gunfight and sees his fickle girlfriend leaving him for another man.

31 January 2014 • 13:52 AMT
Lea Seydoux, Roman Polanski among Cesar Awards Nominees

Best foreign film nominees include Woody Allen’s “Blue Jasmine,” Quentin Tarantino’s “Django Unchained,” Alfonso Cuaron’s “Gravity.”