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Prensesliği bıraktı, internetten satış yapıyor… Ürünleri ilk günden tükenmişti… Meğer reçeller sulanmış! Şikayet eden edene

Akla hayale gelmeyecek imkanlar ve büyük bir lüksle donatılmış saray yaşantısından kaçıp uzak diyarlarda kendilerine yeni bir hayat kuran asi prens ve onun aile tarafından istenmeyen “gelini” hakkındaki haberlerin ve söylentilerin ardı arkası kesilmiyor…

Artık kendi kocası da isyan etti… Çocuklarımızı reklam için kullanmayı bırak!

Beş yıl önce kraliyet ailesini terk edip özgür ve sakin bir hayat istiyoruz diyerek ABD’ye yerleştiklerinden beri pek de sessiz sakin bir hayat yaşamayı başaramayan Prens Harry ve eşi Meghan Markle gündeme sürekli yeni dedikodularla gelmeye devam ediyor.

‘Yataklarını ayırdılar’ demişlerdi… Meğer ikinci balayı yaşıyorlarmış: İlk günün ateşi hâlâ yanıyor

Uzun süredir evliliklerinin üzerinde kara bulutlar dolaştığı söylenen Prens Harry ve Meghan Markle hakkında ortaya atılan iddialar çok konuşulmuştu. Çiftin bir türlü yoluna koyamadıkları işleri yüzünden çok gerildiği ve bunun üzerlerinde çok baskı yarattığı söyleniyordu.

Ne büyük bir aşkla evlenmişlerdi... Artık aynı yatakta bile uyumuyorlar

İngiliz kraliyet ailesi, tarihin her döneminde coğrafi olarak yakın ya da uzak fark etmeksizin dünya kamuoyunun ilgisini çekiyor.... Yıllar geçiyor, kuşaklar değişiyor, isimler değişiyor ama bu aile hep bir nedenle çok konuşuluyor.

Hangi işe el atsa başarısız oldu... Şimdi de başı küçük bir kasabayla dertte… ‘Onu dava edecek paramız yok’

İspanya’nın adını kimselerin bilmediği küçük bir kasabası son birkaç gündür dünya medyasının gündeminde. Üstelik bu haberlerin kaynağı da İngiliz kraliyet ailesinin eski bir üyesi. Peki bu nasıl oldu derseniz gelin biraz daha detaylı bakalım…

Evlenirken kurduğu hayaller kumdan kaleler gibi... Şimdi de reçelin dibi tuttu!

Herkes, Meghan Markle'ın, o dönemde dünyanın en gözde bekar erkeklerinden biri olarak tanınan Prens Harry ile evleneceğini duyduğunda "bir peri masalı daha gerçek oluyor" demişti...

Government to give new home to star kids

The state government of Maharashtra will give the two child stars of the hit movie ’Slumdog Millionaire’ new homes. Both lost their homes this month when authorities demolished parts of their slum neighborhood.

’Lost’: Countdown to the final season

ISTANBUL - The countdown to the sixth and final season of 'Lost' begins with the 'explosive' last two episodes of the fifth season. Emrah Güler, author of the recently published 'Lost Başucu Kitabı,' weighs in on the final episodes of this season

Swinton performance riveting as Julia Harris

LOS ANGELES - Tilda Swinton gives a brash and unflinching performance as a lonely, self-destructive alcoholic woman who makes some questionable choices in 'Julia'.

8 charged for murder in Mardin

MARDİN - Eight of the 12 suspects in the murder of 44 people in a village in the southeastern province of Mardin were arrested yesterday, but the motive behind the attack remains as unclear as ever.

US suburban life coming to an end?

GAINESVILLE - Though the recession has left few areas of the US unscathed, the sprawling neighborhoods out on the far edges of the metropolitan areas have been especially hard-hit. Property values are falling, crime is rising, and the roads remain as congested as ever

House president warns Greek people

ISTANBUL - Speaking on the eve of U.S. President Barack Obama’s recent trip to Turkey, House President Marios Garoyian said Greek Cyprus must take the president’s visit "very seriously," reported the Cyprus Mail.

May Day

The government has finally made the right decision and declared May Day a holiday for Turkish labor once again. After 29 years, Turkish labor has got back the May Day International Labor Day holiday, which was canceled by the 1980 military coup administration. This decision by the ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP, government has to be appreciated.

DTP likely to win stronghold

İZMİR - The province home to the biggest city in southeastern Turkey, Diyarbakır, is once again the battlefield for votes between the ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP, and the pro-Kurdish Democratic Society, or DTP. Although the AKP made inroads in the DTP stronghold in the 2007 general elections, the DTP is expected to win the local poll

De Gaulle’s political legacy fading in France

PARIS - After casting a long shadow for almost 40 years, former French President Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s shadow recedes in France with Paris’ decision to return to the heart of NATO and to improve ties with Washington. But recent moves spark fierce debate, as politicians across the spectrum accuse Nicolas Sarkozy of selling out French interests.

Fate of Mideast peace up to interlocking deals

JERUSALEM - A continued impasse over a prisoner swap between Israel and Hamas may have far-reaching consequences for the war-battered Gaza Strip and a possible deal could shore up efforts to clinch a sustained truce. Further developments may also give a boost to Palestinian reconciliation talks, which are vital to Gaza reconstruction

Erdoğan insists on the wrong

It appears that Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan remains as obsessed as ever with his conviction that democracy is the rule of an "elected majority."

’Slumdog’ celebrations fill the slum of Bandra

MUMBAI - After the Oscar success of 'Slumdog Millionaire,' hordes of journalists descended on Bandra neighborhood of Mumbai on Monday. TV tripods straddled the thin stream of sewage outside Rubina's home while satellite trucks idled outside a sleepy tea stall

A SEASIDE VIEW: Reflections on Kaya Village

FETHİYE - Waking up to the sounds of morning, feeding the stove, making some steaming coffee and padding around in cosy pyjamas and slippers, or reading a book, is a great way to spend a winter Saturday morning in Fethiye Ğ or, indeed anywhere else.

Big guns to outline US policy in Munich

BERLIN - U.S. President Barack Obama was sending his big guns to Germany this weekend to give a first real taster of his foreign policy aims at a security conference that may also witness a less feisty Russia.

Rafa Nadal emerges on top in Aussie bout of Open gladiators

MELBOURNE - Victory at the Australian Open takes the 22-year-old Rafael Nadal's grand slam tally to six and leaves him needing only to win the US Open at Flushing Meadows to complete the full set, while reducing Roger Federer to tears. Both players pay respect to each other and their achievements during the award ceremony held after the final.

Tintin still as popular as ever 80 years later

BRUSSELS - Tintin, one of the few reporters to rise to world fame, celebrated his 80th birthday this weekend as popular and contested as ever. Tintin and his creator, whose 100th birthday was marked last year, remain a target for some.

Welcome in the New Year at Kaktüs Kahve

ISTANBUL - Beyoğlu’s Kaktüs Coffeehouse is 16 years old. For the New Year, its special menu will be offered at normal daily prices. The Jazz Tro Nice Quartet will be providing the music that will have everybody out swinging in the street along with others who live in Cihangir

Crime wave hits Moscow

MOSCOW - Moscow has been hit by a crime wave as ever more Russians, distrusting the banking system during the global credit crunch, are withdrawing their savings and carrying large amounts of cash around, making them easy prey for thieves.

Democrats wrestle with Florida-Michigan puzzle

Democrats grappled Sunday to unpick their baffling White House dilemma after Barack Obama's victory in the latest nominating clash over Hillary Clinton left the race as murky as ever.

Edelman: 100 years of Turkish-American friendship is as strong as ever

Speaking at the opening of a photography exhibition called "100 years of Turkish-American friendship", U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Eric Edelman said that the United States attributed great importance to its strategic relations with Turkey.

Edelman: 100 years of Turkish-American friendship is as strong as ever

Turkish and U.S. ties are as strong as ever