Phoenix will reteam The Master helmer Paul Thomas Anderson in an adaptation of the Thomas Pynchon detective novel.

The Armenian General Benevolent Union strives to raise funds for its youth oriented and cultural activities.

The ex-foreign minister Vartan Oskanian’s Civilitas money laundering case has been in a stalemate for about 2 months.

Earlier this week, opponents marked the anniversary with workshops, prayers and calls for more limits on abortion rights.

Libyan officials promised to publish the details of oil deals after over 40 years of secrecy under deposed leader Muammar Gaddafi.

The new film is derived from the same source material as the Ang Lee-directed 2000 film that won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.

Paul Haggis’ “Third Person” is an ensemble film about three interlocking love stories set in Rome, Paris and New York.

Opponents of President Mursi are expected to mass in Tahrir Square to revive the demands of a revolution that they say has been betrayed by Islamists.

Bad roads, bad drivers, poorly maintained vehicles and heavy rains contribute to many crashes in the country.

The Cabinet paid $225 million for hydroelectric power stations construction to a group of firms, but only a few carried through the effort.

Ivona has teamed up with Amazon in the past to provide the text-to-speech voice guide and touch features for Kindle iterations.

Philippe Falardeau will direct the film from a screenplay by “Warm Springs” scribe Margaret Nagle.

The Oscars host visits Bates Motel, where he is a guest in a room adjacent to where the Alfred Hitchcock classic’s shower scene takes place.

The 22-year-old was previously convicted of hacking into the websites of Visa, Mastercard and PayPal, costing the latter an estimated £3.5 million.

Kia Motors blamed the lower profit on the strong won and a strike in the third quarter that interrupted vehicle production.

The Ministry of Interior says in a statement that the bomber instead rammed into a residential home, killing those inside.

The rescue operation involves some 200 soldiers and policemen, several helicopters and construction machinery to clear the debris.

S-VHS centers on private investigators who are searching for a missing person and stumble upon troubling VHS tapes in an abandoned house.

The comedy follows a retired woman who hires a handsome, energetic dance instructor to give her private dance lessons.

For the period Oct to Dec, Starbucks earned $432.2 million compared with $382.1 million in the same period a year ago.

Although Windows 8 sales have not been as impressive as investors hoped, revenue in Microsoft’s Windows division climbed 24%.

Scuffles broke out when police forced their way through a metal gate and detained at least 10 workers.

The presidential runoff following the first round left FM Karel Schwarzenberg facing former Prime Minister Milos Zeman.

The comedy centers on a married man who is given permission by his wife to get a mistress in order to save their marriage.

The clip shows Kutcher passionately trying to convince Steve Wozniak, played by Josh Gad that his software is a hot commodity.

The announcement followed UN Security Council’s resolution condemning North Korea’s recent rocket launch and extending sanctions.

Elias Jaua said the president “made decisions about the international agenda, the domestic agenda” during their meeting.

The civil war in Syria continues to gain momentum as the Syrian rebels intensify their push on the capital, Damascus.

Abrams has been feverishly working on “Star Trek Into Darkness,” his second Star Trek film since he rebooted the franchise in 2009.

That project will be written by Bruce Eric Kaplan, a co-executive producer and writer on HBO’s “Girls.”