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NIck Cave’in kalbimize tuttuğu ayna
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, 21 Ağustos akşamı İKSV’nin 50’nci yılına özel olarak Parkorman’da sahneye çıkacak. Sahnesini tapınak, seyircisini ise bu ayinin bir parçası olarak gören Nick Cave’in adeta bir şifalandırıcıyı andıran sahne performansında nelerle karşılaşacağınızın kısa bir özetini geçtik...
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Ayşe Deniz Gökçin: Pink Floyd Listztified
Bu Cuma akşamı 41. İstanbul Müzik Festivali kapsamında Ayşe Deniz Gökçin’in “Pink Floyd Listztified” konserine gittim. Kampüsün yaz akşamı halinden o kadar etkilendim ki, akademik kariyer hayallerini erteleyen biri olarak “acaba doktora mı yapsam” diye bir an aklımdan geçti.
Atıl Kutoğlu - Fashion designer extraordinaire Keeping residents of city chic
ISTANBUL - Atıl Kutoğlu went to Vienna to study business administration and has found himself atop the world of fashion design. Blending art, culture and a range of textiles, Kutoğlu has made a name for himself and his flagship Istanbul store.
Hopes for peace to bloom with fest
ISTANBUL - As part of an Armenian peace initiative, an Azerbaijani prisoner of war is set to meet with an Azerbaijani committee visiting the country for the Flower Festival. Besides Azerbaijan, Turkey, Israel, Palestine, Russia, Georgia and also Iran will attend the festival this year.
Hande Bozdoğan - training tomorrow’s top chefs
ISTANBUL - Turkish cuisine is one of the richest cuisines in the world. It owes this to the large geography of the Ottoman Empire and the different ethnic identities within it. Also, we live in a very lucky climate with four seasons and many delicious ingredients. Given all of this, there is so much to do and to improve.
Music festival brings ’love’ to city once again
ISTANBUL - The second Efes Pilsen One Love Festival will once again bring world-renowned artists to Turkey. Among the acts set to perform June 20 and 21 are British indie-rock/ psychedelic-pop band the Klaxons, household name in electronica Röyksopp, and British pop/rock group Starsailor
İhsan Özkeş speaks about Atatürk, Alevis and minorities
ISTANBUL - İhsan Özkeş is not an unknown person. He sprang to national attention recently when he conducted the funeral service of the late Türkan Saylan who led the fight against leprosy in Turkey and provided tens of thousands of liras in scholarships for young students around the country.
Eight glorious years in life of Rovers’ true ’Turk
ISTANBUL - Turkish football star Tugay Kerimoğlu brings an emotional end to an illustrious career as he waves goodbye to his Blackburn Rovers fans. The midfielder earns himself a well-deserved name in both Turkish and English football history after eight years of play, a place that can be best seen in the teary eyes of Rovers fans
Eight glorious years in life of Rovers’ true ’Turkish delight’
ISTANBUL - Turkish football star Tugay Kerimoğlu brings an emotional end to an illustrious career as he waves goodbye to his Blackburn Rovers fans. The midfielder earns himself a well-deserved name in both Turkish and English football history after eight years of play, a place that can be best seen in the teary eyes of Rovers fans.
Multicultural director leads multilingual teaching school
ISTANBUL - Born in Palestine and since making a home in Beirut, St. Louis, Denmark and now Istanbul, an international preschool director is most at home as a foreigner abroad and holds a special affinity for Turkey. Christina Heath extends the lessons of her own multilingual upbringing to the children at Eden’s Garden Preschool, where she is the director and a teacher.
Shakhtar wins UEFA Cup, but supporters fail to create magic
ISTANBUL - Ukrainian side Shakhtar Donetsk puts on a solid performance to see off Germany’s Werder Bremen 2-1 in overtime in the UEFA Cup final at the Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium. The final in Istanbul satisfies in providing quality football, but the crowd lacks the final atmosphere that a European competition final match deserves to have
More than a pair of dimes to examine the paradigm
Monday, May 3, is "World Press Freedom Day," an occasion that deserves notice. I am writing on the morning of May 1, an occasion that a few blocks from my house will soon transform into a test of wills over freedom of expression. So let me deal with both dates.
Another property scam claim rises from Didim
DİDİM - A title deed scandal is putting British families at risk of losing their homes in Didim, an Aegean town home to 8,000 expats. The familes say they are just ordinary hard-working people that saved to purchase their holiday homes and that they won’t give up without a fight
Hit ’Slumdog Millionaire’ child stars face uphill battle
MUMBAI - Plucked from one of Mumbai's teeming slums to star in the Oscar-nominated hit 'Slumdog Millionaire,' Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail and Rubina Ali are India's real slumdog millionaires. The filmmakers help the children, but it doesn’t guarantee success
The lowest class cannot be transformed with the project
ISTANBUL - As Turkey walks a razor’s edge with the ’Love it or leave it’ slogan, there is a part of society both unloved and forced to leave their homes. Their political choices have widened from the AKP to the GP, Cem Uzan’s Young Party, but they share the same fate.
