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fizy’nin en çok dinlenen albümü: Dönersen Islık Çal
fizy’nin geleneksel ‘Aylık en çok dinlenenler’ listeleri açıklandı. Eylül’de, ‘Dönersen Islık Çal’ diyerek gönülleri fetheden Manuş Baba, en çok dinlenen albümler listesinde zirveye oturdu. Tarkan, en çok dinlenen sanatçı olarak yerini korurken, Aleyna Tilki’nin seslendirdiği ‘Sen Olsan Bari’ şarkısı geçen ay olduğu gibi Eylül’de de en çok dinlenen şarkı oldu.
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Federer the greatest player ever? Probably
PARIS-A comfortable win over Robin Soderling at the French Open finally fulfills Roger Federer’s big dream of tying Pete Sampras in Grand Slam victories, and now it is the high time to give a thought about the Swiss player’s place in the history of the game: is Fed-Ex really the best player ever to hold a tennis racket?
All eyes on Sarıyer Attorney General’s Office on phone tapping
Doğan Media Group, or DMG, Vice President Soner Gedik paid a visit to Minister of Finance Kemal Unakıtan in his office in Ankara on January 28. The purpose of his visit was to state his objections to a portion of the report filed by a revenue officer from the Ministry of Finance on DMG accounts for the year 2002.
Actress’ sperm donor pregnancy stirs debate
ISTANBUL - Actress Güner Özkul chose to apply to a sperm bank because her boyfriend already has children and does not want another one, leading to a public debate on ethics. If she wants respect for her decision to have a baby, she should respect to her boyfriend’s to not have one, she says. Getting pregnant by a sperm donor is not legal or common in Turkey
Foreign, local artists’ display at Beylerbeyi
ISTANBUL - Twenty local and international artists, brought together by Filipino curator and artist Rowena Martinez Ulayan, are showing their work at Beylerbeyi Palace on Istanbul’s Asian shoreline. Hailing from Cuba, Mauritius, Russia, South Africa and the United States, as well as Turkey, all the artists brought together by Ulayan have made Istanbul their home. The exhibition, ’Creative Euphoria,’ is on view until June 4
St Paul Cultural Center welcomes expats in Antalya
ANTALYA - Saint Paul Cultural Center is a multi-faceted community center that serves both foreigners and Turkish residents living in the city. Besides offering religious services to all those who want to participate, the center also holds English conversation groups, which offer the chance to practice one's English with native speakers and has a library of 2.500 books. "Whether Catholic or Orthodox, everyone from all nationalities and backgrounds is welcome to our center," says one founder
’Woman’s touch needed in politics’
AYDIN - As one of two female mayors elected in city centers all around the country Özlem Çerçioğlu says if there had been more female mayors, the cities would be much tidier, cleaner, planned and harmonic under their hands. Former deputy, current mayor of Aydın, Çerçioğlu is elected from CHP
Media overlooks blood-red message
A well-educated young Turkish woman on a bus yesterday told me that her ex-husband used to beat and humiliate her. Several years on, she is having trouble creating goals for herself. This month, during a span of 12 days, 12 women were brutally murdered in Turkey. More, if we count girls and teenagers.
Author and film producer bringing eastern magic to life
ISTANBUL - Whether a novel or a documentary film, Handan Öztürk barely finishes one project before she is onto the next. In her fictional books and factual documentaries, her work often features female heroines who face the region’s Eastern and Western struggles.
If PM complains to Ms Clinton about the Doğan Media...
One of the most important topics on U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s agenda during her visit to Ankara tomorrow has become apparent: the annual report regarding human rights in Turkey prepared by the State Department, headed by Hillary Clinton.
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