The filmmakers behind the studio’s “Crazy, Stupid, Love,” John Requa and Glenn Ficarra, will a Wired magazine article into a film.

The legal drama centers on Victor Port, a high powered divorce attorney with a unique view of relationships.

Officials said that a screen will separate genders and an internal communications network will allow men and women to communicate.

A group including Apple, Samsung, Facebook, Google and Microsoft will acquire the licenses from the fallen camera giant.

The attacks were claimed by an anarchist group which said it was protesting at media coverage of the economic crisis.

The 58-year-old president is fighting a severe respiratory infection a month after he underwent cancer surgery in Havana.

Turn is set in 1778 and tells the story of a New York farmer who bands together with friends to form a group of spies.

The film features Halle Berry as a 911 call center operator and Abigail Breslin as a kidnap victim she’s trying to save.

The truck, intercepted on a motorway in northern Spain, was carrying highly corrosion-resistant valves.

Okruashvili was sentenced in absentia to 11-year prison term in Georgia on extortion charges in March 2008.

The letter cites the findings of a UN expert panel documenting summary executions, torture and sexual violence.

Police in Northern Ireland fired water cannon and at least one plastic bullet round at rioters who had attacked them with bricks and bottles.

The three movies have grossed close to $2 billion worldwide to-date with the original film alone making $914 million.

The potential spinoff will center on vampire clan the Original family, with “Vampire Diaries” star Joseph Morgan reprising his role as Klaus.

The landslide smothered 14 homes in Zhaojiagou village in Yunnan province, burying 46 people; two people are still missing.

“If you are asking me whether a solution is around the corner, I am not sure that is the case,” Lakhdar Brahimi said.

Extremists who have controlled the north for months captured the city of Konna and are threatening the city of Mopti.

Conflict has raged since 2003 when mainly non-Arab tribes took up arms against the Arab government in Khartoum.

Sunni militant group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi said it carried out the deadliest attack in Quetta on January 10.

The crowd, made up of Kurdish nationalists and left-leaning Turkish political parties, chanted “Sakine Cansiz is immortal.”

The service switch is a consequence of Microsoft’s acquisition of Skype in October 2011 for $8.5bn (£5.3bn).

The last move on the case was recorded on Nov 9 when Oskanian was summoned to the National Security Service.

Labour Socialist Party of Armenia (LSPA) has announced a decision to back presidential candidate Raffi Hovannissian.

The applications of Armenian citizens Robert Aharonyan and Robert Simonyan are also expected on agenda.

A Kremlin spokesman said U.S.-Russian adoption agreement enacted in Nov would remain in force until year’s end.

The EU approved plans in Dec to send about 200 trainers to Mali to improve the effectiveness of the Mali army.

Some 214 crimes were recorded across 28 police force areas, including 34 of rape or penetration, the report said.

But it is bad timing for Research in Motion as it races toward the much-delayed launch of its latest operating system.

Construction of a wall between the conflicting states has become, so to say, trendy during the past few years. Israel built a wall at the Egyptian border, Cypriote Greeks isolated themselves from the Northern Cyprus, and the U.S. is going to fence off Mexico. Baku decided to join the “trend” by building a wall between Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan.

Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said the killings appeared to have been the result of an internal feud.