Actress Zoe Saldana, who played the Princess! in the movie James Cameron's "Avatar"will play a major role in the mini-series "rosemary's Baby". Informs about this Deadline. Other artists who will take part in the filming of the serial psychological Thriller is still unknown.
The Japanese authorities are going to nationalize 280 Islands, located within the territorial waters of this state, or its extraordinary economic zone, informs Reuters on Thursday, January 9.
In Venezuela killed pokoritelya national beauty contest 2004 Monica Speer.
In Luxor, Upper Egypt, was found in the tomb brewer, whose age is more than 3200 years, informs National Geographic. According to the Minister of antiquities powers Mohammed Ibrahim, the finding was made by a group of Japanese scientific workers during clearance of the main working area.
The US government has filed two lawsuits against Bank of America accusing the company of defrauding investors by massively underestimating the quality of mortgage-backed securities prior to the 2008 housing market crash and US recession.
The United States and South Korea have upgraded their military surveillance status in anticipation of a possible mid-range missile launch by Pyongyang, the latest escalation of tension in the war-weary peninsula.
Should nuclear talks between Tehran and six world powers fail, Iran will produce highly enriched uranium to fuel its ships, an Iranian MP warned.
Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa will make an "informed decision" after a meeting on Wednesday over whether to grant political asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, he said in a televised address Monday.
Iraq`s Foreign Minister is claiming al-Qaeda is behind the uprising against Syria`s president. He stated that there is "solid information and intelligence" that militants from the terror network have been flowing into Syria.
Moscow and Beijing will be punished for supporting the regime of President Bashar Assad in Syria, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton harshly stated at the "Friends of Syria" meeting of over 100 Western and Arab nations in Paris on Friday.
South Korea will halt crude imports from Iran from July 1 because of the European Union sanctions, which includes a ban on insuring tankers carrying Iranian oil.
Russian stocks are expected to open in the red on Tuesday as Moody’s downgrade of 28 Spanish banks dented investors` hopes on the euro crisis solution.
Ratings agency Moody`s has cut the ratings of 28 Spanish banks following a June 13 downgrade of Spain`s sovereign rating by three notches.
Nord Stream project will be delivering Russian gas to the United Kingdom and Scandinavian countries, according to President Vladimir Putin.
Catholic groups in the US are suing the Obama administration over a law obliging employers to provide workers with birth control coverage. Religious institutions argue that the bill forces them to violate Catholic doctrine or face steep fines.
The Anonymous hacker group posted 1.7 gigabytes of data on The Pirate Bay. The group says it obtained by hacking into the Justice Department Statistics website. The department also acknowledged that its web server had been breached.
The US Constitution guarantees a fair trial, but the number of Americans that will argue otherwise is incredible. At least 2,000 people have been sentenced to prison for crimes in the last 23 years, only to eventually be exonerated by the court.
A big religious feeling deserves a big house of worship. Algeria is set to get its own mega-mosque with the tallest minaret in the world.
France won’t ratify the European fiscal pact for tighter budgetary policy unless commitments to promote economic growth are included, according to the country`s new finance minister, Pierre Moscovici.
The nuts and bolts of shooting porn can be studied live and legally in America, where a former armory fortress has been transfromed into a headquarters of adult movies.
A perfect storm - such is the general economic forecast from leading global institutions and experts. The US recession and eurozone turmoil coupled with disruptions in the global corporate credit market are expected to stress-test the globe soon.
The UK government is rounding on protesters ahead of this summer`s Olympics, issuing the first court order to ban an Occupy activist from the event. The unprecedented security measures for the Games have been branded as over-the-top.
Thousands of supporters of Colonel Gaddafi are being detained, with some tortured in secret prisons by revolutionary brigades, the head of the UN Support Mission in Libya says. Rights groups have already raised the alarm on torture in Libyan prisons.
Pakistan successfully tested a nuclear-capable ballistic missile on Wednesday. The launch comes less than a week after Islamabad’s main adversary India tested a long-range ballistic missile of its own.
NATO is to get more help from Russia in the Afghan war. At a ministerial meeting in Brussels, the sides discussed expanding the vital transit of military cargo to Afghanistan through Russian territory. But on what terms?