İt Ends With Us
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250 milyon dolarlık dava açtı
2024’te gösterime giren ‘It Ends With Us’ (Bizimle Başladı Bizimle Bitti) filminde başrolü paylaştığı aktris Blake Lively’nin (37) “cinsel taciz ve karalama” iddialarıyla dava açtığı ABD’li aktör Justin Baldoni, şikâyet dilekçesini haberleştiren New York Times (NYT) gazetesinden 250 milyon dolar tazminat istiyor.
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Kavga büyüyor… Taciz iddiasına karşı 250 milyon dolarlık hakaret davası!
Uzun yıllardır beyaz perdeden uzak kalan ünlü oyuncu Blake Lively bir romandan uyarlanan “It Ends With Us” (Bizimle Başladı Bizimle Bitti) filmiyle sinemaya geri dönmüştü. Blake Lively filmde aynı zamanda yönetmenlik koltuğunda da oturan Justin Baldoni'yle birlikte rol aldı.
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Vahşi Batı'nın hüzünlü yüzü
Birbirlerini bulmuş, ortak bir gelecek hayal eden iki insan; ama Vahşi Batı’nın kanun tanımaz yüzü onların kapısını çalıyor. Viggo Mortensen’in yazıp yönettiği ve başrolünde oynadığı ‘Dünyanın Sonuna Doğru’ hüzünlü bir western öyküsü anlatıyor. Filmde kendi ayakları üzerinde durmaya çalışan kadın karakteri Vicky Krieps canlandırıyor.
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Dayanamadı, üzerindekini çıkarıp ona verdi: İki gözü iki çeşme hayranı mutluluktan uçtu
Gösteri dünyasının bazı ünlüleri hayranlarıyla aralarına mesafe koymayı çok sever... Kendilerine ne kadar çok sevgi gösterilirse gösterilsin o sınırları korumayı tercih eder. Ama bazıları da bunun tam tersi, hayranlarıyla daha yakın olmayı sever.
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Turkish-American cooperation in the broader Eurasian region (I)
Eurasia is now the premier competition ground for all major international actors vying for power, influence and resources. The importance and the meaning of the magnitudes of broader Eurasia, which for the purpose of this article refers to Asia, Europe plus the Middle East put together, need no elaboration. Most of the world’s population, wealth and energy resources are there.
Gov’t optimistic, works on new map
ISTANBUL - Economy Minister Ali Babacan says the government is working on a mid-term economic program, without mentioning the International Monetary Fund. Turkey would be ’the best’ among G20 nations in terms of its debt-to-gross domestic product ratio and budget, he says.
Young Turkish girl elected Belgian deputy
BRUSSELS - Mahinur Özdemir becomes the youngest member of Brussels regional parliament after being elected by preferential votes even though she was 21st on the ballot. She is the only parliamentarian who wears a headscarf. ’The headscarf is my choice,’ Özdemir says
In a fast shrinking world of their own
ISTANBUL - The rise of the religious class and the AKP’s hold on power has Turkey’s traditional elites on the defensive and feeling like their role as upholders of Republican values is being usurped, according to research based on interviews with the former movers and shakers.
Turkey gets two-goal win in friendly fixture
ISTANBUL - Only days after a tiring Turkcell Super League campaign coming to an end, the Turkish national football team manages to concentrate on the friendly game against Azerbaijan. Fatih Terim’s boys beat their neighbors 2-0. Turkey will take on France in Lyon tomorrow.
PKK the one to fear oil development
An extremely important development took place Monday in northern Iraq. You can certainly read about it in yesterday’s papers. For the first time, the Regional Kurdish Administration in northern Iraq allowed a private group, one partnered with Çukurova’s Genel Enerji, to extract its own petroleum and export it through Turkey.
PM Erdoğan has to be consistent to be credible
Prime Minister Erdoğan has a peculiar habit. He sets high targets with his various initiatives, outbursts or statements and then fails to meet those targets himself. We have seen this in Ankara’s efforts at rapprochement with Armenia, as well as his angry remarks against Israeli President Shimon Peres at Davos.
Turkish summer art lessons bring bliss
The sun is out, the weather has made up its mind to stay warm and Moda is swarming with visitors and locals alike sunning themselves along the coast and filling themselves with bottomless cups of tea. It is summer and soon the city’s arts will move outdoors or remain a distant reminder of how we fill up the winter months.
New road block on the ’road map’
ANKARA - The road to reconciliation between Ankara and Yerevan takes a detour as Prime Minister Erdoğan stops off in Baku to meet with Azerbaijani President Aliyev. In a joint press conference, Erdoğan once again states that a solution to Nagorno-Karabakh problem, namely the retreat of Armenian troops, is the key to opening the border between Turkey and Armenia
Cyprus after the elections
I read the 48-page manifesto of the political party that won the general elections in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, or TRNC. Like a sign on the window of a barber shop that reads "Free haircut tomorrow" but remains there always, the manifesto basically says, "The system of 1974 will come back, just vote for the National Union Party!"
Globalization still ideal, claims group president
ISTANBUL - The board president of the Marmara Group For Strategic and Social Research Foundation says it would not be realistic to oppose the globalization process by trying to keep Turkey outside of global trends. With this in mind, our relationships with Eurasian countries are sufficient
Pretensions
Following the March 29 municipal elections, Turkey is entering a new era as the electorate has finally understood what is going on in the country and has voted accordingly. This means the voters have given the government party a warning and switched on the green light for the opposition. Actually the prime minister is the one who turned the municipal elections into a general election and a confidence vote for his party. It is not clear whether he got a vote of confidence or not, but saying he "learned his lessons" is important. Now we will see if he learned his lessons or not.
’Autumn pain’: A purgatory? Not quite
"Tipota, vre, ohi, ne, avrio, simera, nani nani, moraki mou," words scattered in a dramatic sequence of phrases spelled out by trembling mouths accompanied by faces in close-up with watery eyes, staying fixed on the lens, longer that one would expect; Greek words popping up in undisciplined manner among disciplined lines of phrases in Turkish, probably sounding incomprehensive to the small Turkish audience at my local cinema where I watched Tomris Giritlioğlu’s latest movie "Autumn Pain," a new movie which is set in September 1955 in Istanbul against the background of the rampage by the Turkish mob against the Greek and other minorities of the city.