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18 January 2013 • 09:38 AMT
Musicians across the globe unite for new Maroon 5 video

“Daylight” a soft rock ballad is lifted off Adam Levine-fronted Maroon 5’s fourth studio installment “Overexposed”.

18 January 2013 • 09:33 AMT
Nuclear Forensics Laboratory opens in Armenia

New opportunities will arise for Armenia to cooperate with governments investigating illicit uses of nuclear material.

18 January 2013 • 09:23 AMT
Rock star Marilyn Manson in “Wrong Cops” dramedy trailer

“Wrong Cops” takes place in Los Angeles, where crime is so low that a bored cop sells drugs and harasses a teenager to pass the time.

18 January 2013 • 09:15 AMT
HTC M7 smartphone image revealed – report

Unwiredview published the purported image of its flagship handset, claiming to have received it from a “trusted source”.

18 January 2013 • 09:03 AMT
Israel’s Netanyahu set to win amid slipping support – poll

Two polls showed Israel’s right-wing and religious bloc winning a slim parliamentary majority of 63 out of 120 seats.

18 January 2013 • 08:55 AMT
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 rumored to sport 6.3 inch display

Korea Times claims that the hybrid device will be powered by a next-generation Exynos Octa chip and boast increased battery life.

18 January 2013 • 08:46 AMT
Fitch affirms Boeings’s long-term ratings at ‘A’

Boeings’s Stable Outlook reflects substantial liquidity, debt reduction, financial flexibility, and non-787 commercial backlog.

18 January 2013 • 08:37 AMT
“Django Unchained” becomes Tarantino’s highest grossing movie ever

“Django,” a Best Picture Oscar nominee, stars Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kerry Washington, and Samuel L. Jackson.

18 January 2013 • 08:31 AMT
Fox 2000 to adapt “Pure” post-apocalyptic trilogy

The films follows post-apocalyptic world divided into two societies: the Pures protected by a dome and the Wretches, scarred by the devastation.

18 January 2013 • 08:23 AMT
Pep Guardiola set to become world’s highest paid coach

Until now, the accolade belonged to Carlo Ancelotti, who had pocketed 16 million from the tycoon Al-Thani PSG.

18 January 2013 • 08:13 AMT
Sydney experiencing hottest day on record as wildfires rage

The small town of Licola in eastern Victoria is reported to have been cut off by a 44,500-hectare fire, as its sole access road is blocked.

18 January 2013 • 08:04 AMT
Toyota settles first death case lawsuits

Hundreds of lawsuits claim that deaths and injuries were caused by problems of sudden acceleration in its vehicles

18 January 2013 • 07:55 AMT
Bolshoi Artistic Director attacked with acid in Moscow

Filin, 43, a former Bolshoi Ballet star, was appointed Bolshoi Ballet artistic director in March 2011 amid fierce rivalry for the position.

18 January 2013 • 07:32 AMT
“The Town That Dreaded Sundown” cult horror pic remake in works

The movie fictionally tells in documentary style, complete with a voice-over, “true events” that occurred in and around Texarkana in 1946.

18 January 2013 • 07:24 AMT
“There Will Be Blood” star Paul Dano to play Beach Boys legend

Oren Moverman, who earned an Oscar nomination for his screenplay for “The Messenger” in 2010, wrote the script for the film.

18 January 2013 • 07:18 AMT
France boosts troop strength in Mali to 1,400

Heavy fighting has been continuing, with French forces bombing Diabaly, 350km north of the capital.

18 January 2013 • 07:15 AMT
Afghan national detained in Tajikistan with 65 kilos of drugs

In 2012, Tajik law enforcement bodies and security structures seized about 6 tons of drugs, including 515 kg of heroin.

18 January 2013 • 07:11 AMT
Moody’s places Egypt’s ratings on review for potential downgrade

Moody’s in September affirmed the country’s rating at B2, five notches into junk territory, and assigned a negative outlook.

18 January 2013 • 07:05 AMT
Britain, Australia to increase defense ties

UK Defense Secretary Philip Hammond was expected to sign a defense treaty with Australian Defense Minister Stephen Smith.

18 January 2013 • 06:54 AMT
Tommy Lee Jones in “Emperor” World War II film trailer

The film is set amidst the tensions and uncertainties of the days following the Japanese surrender at the end of World War II.

18 January 2013 • 06:49 AMT
DreamWorks nabs Oscar-nommed “Silver Linings” author’s new novel

“The Good Luck Of Right Now” story follows the intertwined lives of four people, who are all outsiders in their own right.

18 January 2013 • 06:43 AMT
Soldiers deployed to help Indonesia flood victims as death toll reaches 9

Police deployed at least 40 rubber boats to help evacuate or bring supplies to people still trapped by the floodwaters.

18 January 2013 • 06:36 AMT
Lance Armstrong doping confession: “I’m a flawed character”

Former professional cyclist Lance Armstrong told the world that he used performance-enhancing drugs to win seven Tour de France titles.

18 January 2013 • 06:33 AMT
Greek ex-Finance Minister faces probe over tax scandal

The ex-minister will be probed over his handling of data on citizens with Swiss bank accounts and whether he amended the list to remove his relatives.

18 January 2013 • 06:22 AMT
Algeria ends desert siege as dozens killed

Western leaders whose compatriots were being held did little to disguise their irritation at being kept in the dark by Algeria before the raid.

18 January 2013 • 06:10 AMT
Geena Davis to star as bounty hunter in TNT pilot

Inspired by the life story of San Francisco bounty hunter Mackenzie Green, the project will star Davis as “an unconventional bail bondswoman.”

18 January 2013 • 06:07 AMT
Bruce Willis, Helen Mirren in “Red 2” trailer

Anthony Hopkins and Catherine Zeta-Jones also star as two retired and extremely dangerous CIA operatives.

18 January 2013 • 05:46 AMT
U.S. officially recognizes Somalia’s government

“Today is a milestone, it is not the end of the journey, but it is an important milestone towards that end,” Clinton said.

18 January 2013 • 05:23 AMT
ANCA calls for increased economic assistance to Armenia

The overall economic and military aid level for Armenia in the most recent appropriations cycle is less than $45 million.

18 January 2013 • 05:17 AMT
UK to drift out of EU unless problems are tackled – PM

“Europe’s leaders have a duty to hear these concerns. And we have a duty to act on them,” Cameron was going to say.