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Beatles hakkında bilmediğiniz 40 şey
4 yıllık bir çalışmanın ardından Beatles’ın bütün albümleri teknolojinin yardımıyla elden geçirilerek geçen hafta yeniden piyasaya sürüldü. Tüm zamanların en çok satan adamları için sonuç yine muhteşem oldu. 14 albümün tamamı ilk haftadan 2.7 milyon sattı. İlk defa bir grubun 14 albümü birden ilk 40’ta yer alıyor.
Redefining women around age 40: Between 35 and 55 is the best time
ISTANBUL - It is a common belief that women over 40 are no longer attractive and that, especially during and after menopause, their bodies and characters change for good. An expert and a columnist address this issue and come up with a totally opposite conclusion. It seems that prejudices about middle-aged women are changing positively. The period between 35 and 55 is the best time in a woman’s life, says one expert.
Small town seeks boost with tomato
FETHİYE - Kumluova, a small municipality on the main road between Fethiye and Kalkan, appears to have taken over the regional lead in tomato production. A festival is held in town celebrating the tomato crop, hoping to raise money for the unfinished building of a school.
Eugenios Spatharis: Greek Karagöz player dies
As if I knew. As I was passing by the graceful old house in the central square of Maroussi in the north of Athens, one strong thought passed through my mind: this time I should definitely visit this place, it is just around the corner from my house, it has been there for more than 20 years, it has been visited by every child and adult in the area and I have not done so.
Erotic Arab magazine sets a new Body Politic on fire
JOUNIEH, Lebanon -A new high-brow literary journal looks through the eyes of voyeurs, clerics and foot fetish experts. This mix of gonzo reporting, scholarly study and old-school Playboy is fueling the ire of religious and women’s groups, but its editor doesn’t flinch: ’We have to stop condescending to the Arab reader’
A SEASIDE VIEW: Fishy business
Fethiye - With their bright tablecloths and charismatic waiters, the restaurants encircling Fethiye’s daily market vie for customers. The pervasive and addictive smell of garlic, spices and olive oil floats above the inevitable fishy odors of the seafood stalls, luring tourists and locals alike to this intrinsically Turkish spot.
Life in prime ministerial bull’s-eye
ANKARA - Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s anger lately has been focused on Hürriyet columnist Bekir Coşkun, who is known as Turkey’s greatest opposition writer. Not surprisingly, Coşkun has not been intimidated and has been criticizing what he sees as the government's wrongdoings . Through humor and his skill with words, Coşkun has held his ground firmly and has provided his readers with many fun-to-read articles.
Art flowers again in Iraq as violence ebbs
BAGHDAD - Galleries in Iraqi capital Baghdad, whether owned privately or by the ministry of culture, show a remarkable return to a high level of activity and have launched a four-month season of exhibitions six years after the US-led invasion, reviving a practice which began in the 1950s but then fell victim to the invasion
’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
Fashion world’s 50th birthday gift to Barbie
NEWYORK - The fact that Barbie is just shy of her 50th birthday, officially marked on March 9, does not seem to matter in a fashion industry that worships youth. She will make her New York Fashion Week catwalk on Saturday in 50 outfits by the top designers
History behind the Christmas tree
ISTANBUL - The Christmas tree morphed into a New Year’s tree in Turkey. In fact an overwhelmingly large proportion of the population are Muslims and don’t celebrate Christmas. So it became a New Year’s tree instead. The New Year is widely accepted and celebrated in Turkey and is an official holiday.
Taksim Square flower vendors to have roofs
ISTANBUL - The famous flower vendors of Taksim Square have been there for more than 30 years yet never had a roof over their flowers. Open 24 hours, the vendors will now enjoy shelter thanks to a new project by the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality. By the end of the week, they will be selling flowers in newly built shops.
