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Game Of Thrones oyuncusu Diana Rigg Young hayatını kaybetti! Diana Rigg Young kimdir?
Game Of Thrones dizisinde Olenna Tyrell karakteri ile yer alan ünlü aktrist Diana Rigg Young, 83 yaşında hayatını kaybetti. James Bond gibi önemli yapımlarda boy gösteren Diana Rigg Young kariyeri boyunca birçok ödüle layık görülmüştü. Peki, Diana Rigg Young kimdir ve dizilerde ve filmlerde oynadı? İşte, o detaylar
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Büyük oyun şirketlerinden GeForce NOW’a destek
GeForce NOW oyun servisi, oyunculara düşük gecikme süreleri ve güzel ışın izlemeli grafiklerle GeForce oyun deneyimi sunuyor. Servisin kayıtlı oyuncu sayısı milyonlara ulaşırken oynanabilir oyun kataloğu da genişlemeye devam ediyor. Aralarından Ubisoft, Epic, Bungie ve Bandai Namco’nun da bulunduğu 100’den fazla oyun yapımcısının oyunlarına artık GeForce NOW üzerinden erişilebiliyor.
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Altın dediğin... Iyeoka
Nijerya kökenli Amerikalı müzisyen Iyeoka, 19-20 Nisan tarihlerinde iki konserle Babylon’da. 'Say Yes' albümü 'Simply Falling' parçasıyla kalbimizde sarsılmaz tahtını kurdu. Ne şanslıyız ki şimdi de ‘Gold’ adlı albümünün turnesi sebebiyle İstanbul’da. Kendisiyle konser öncesinde konuştuk…
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How the West barely won over the underdogs
ISTANBUL - Beşiktaş took the Turkcell Super League title from Sivasspor’s hands in the last three weeks, but the Central Anatolian team should bear in mind that it is not the first outfit that had a bid to end Istanbul’s domination in Turkish football but lost dramatically in the end
Turning to humor to endure deadly flu
MEXICO CITY - As Mexicans lock themselves inside in fear of the deadly swine flu virus, they can't help but have a little fun with it. The country’s newspapers offer smiley cutouts for people to paste to their masks, and some drivers have fashioned masks for their cars
It will be different this time, says Turkey boss
ISTANBUL- Turkey takes on Spain again in the World Cup Qualifying Group 5 game tonight. Fatih Terim's boys were beaten by a single goal at the Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday, but the coach is encouraged by his team's performance and says things will be better in Istanbul.
Jews are alright unless they are Jews
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is inarguably right when he declares that both anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are crimes against humanity. He is equally and inarguably deceptive when he claims he treats both crimes equally. He is playing a dangerous game that may be costly to his political ambitions as well as to the country he says he loves.
Turkish PM Erdoğan’s Davos actions divides opinions
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s outburst in Israeli President Shimon Peres’ face during the World Economic Forum has echoed from the Middle East to the United States. While some Daily News readers argue that Erdoğan moved Turkey closer to the radicals’ camp with Hamas and Hezbollah, others praise his stance as ’honorable’ and ’courageous’.
From zeroes to heroes of fair play
ISTANBUL - Only a few years after hitting rock bottom, Turkey seems to be on the path to clear its reputation in fair play. That view is apparently marked by FIFA’s honoring Turkish and Armenian Football Federations with the Fair Play Award for 2008. The progress is seen as cautiously admirable by sports writers claiming that the return game will be crucial.
Bolt, Phelps and more lead a year laden with sporting heroes
ISTANBUL - The century-old Olympic motto of 'Citius, Altius, Fortius' (Swifter, Higher, Stronger) has rarely sounded this appropriate, as 2008 saw many impressive performances. Records were shattered, tremendous attitudes shown and sports were filled with more drama than ever. This is how heroes are made
Iraq’s most violent city in need of reconciliation
MOSUL - Mosul, once famed for its refined culture, faces grave political and economic problems, including ethnic rivalry, unemployment and erratic electricity. All these complex catalogs of woe compound the already fragile stability in the city, once considered 'Pearl of the North'
Iraq's most violent city in need of reconciliation
MOSUL - Mosul, once famed for its refined culture, faces grave political and economic problems, including ethnic rivalry, unemployment and erratic electricity. All these complex catalogs of woe compound the already fragile stability in the city, once considered 'Pearl of the North'