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Ünlü yıldız yıllar önce çekilen fotoğrafını paylaştı: Ben nasıl böyle tanınmayacak hale gelmişim!

Genç yaşında ünlenip önce bir oyuncu sonra da yıldız bir şarkıcı olarak tüm dünyanın tanıdığı bir isim haline gelmişti. Oysa kurduğu mutlu yuvaya, moda tasarımcılığından kazandığı büyük servete ve dışarıdan bakınca her şeyin yolunda gibi görünmesine rağmen pırıltılı hayatı büyük bunalımlara ve zor yıllara sahne oldu.

Instagram Grup İsimleri - En Güzel, Anlamlı, Şekilli, Komik Türkçe & İngilizce Grup İsimleri

Günümüzde teknoloji çok hızlı bir şekilde ilerliyor. Teknolojinin bu gelişimi ise sosyal medyaya olan ilgiyi de arttırıyor. Sosyal medya kullanıcıları tarafından gruplara konulacak isimler de çok merak ediliyor. Instagram grup isimleri - en güzel, anlamlı, şekilli, komik Türkçe & İngilizce grup isimleri nelerdir tüm ayrıntıları ile sizler için derledik.

Jessica Simpson şoke etti: Dört yıl önce bugün bu haldeydim, kendimi hiç sevmiyordum

Önce şarkıcı ve oyuncu olarak tanınan ardından da moda tasarımcılığı alanında adını duyuran ünlü yıldız, son Instagram paylaşımıyla takipçilerini şoke etti. Dört yıl önce 1 Kasım'da bugünkünden bambaşka bir durumda olduğu dönemde çekilen bir fotoğrafını sosyal medya hesabından paylaşan yıldız, geçen zamanda nasıl değiştiğini anlattı.

6. Sınıf İngilizce 8. Ünite: Bookworms (Kitap Kurtları) konu anlatımı

İngilizcede ''book'', ''opus'' ve ''paper'' kelimeleri ''kitap'' anlamına gelir. ''Kitap kurdu'' çok fazla kitap okuyan insanları tanımlamak için kullanılır. Bu kelimenin İngilizce karşılığı ise Bookworm'dur. 6. sınıflar için Kitap Kurtları konusunu örnek cümlelerle anlattık.

4. Sınıf İngilizce 1. Ünite Classroom Rules - Sınıf Kuralları konu anlatımı

4. sınıf İngilizce dersleri, genellikle yabancı bir dil ile ilk kez karşılaşmayı ifade eder. Bu sebeple de sınıf dersleri hakkında pek çok araştırma yapıldığı görülür. Peki, ilk ünite olarak geçen Classroom Rules (Sınıf Kuralları) nedir? Sizler için detaylıca anlattık.

James Jones 61 yıl sonra sansürsüz

ABD'li ünlü yazar James Jones’un beyazperdeye de aktarılan "From Here to Eternity (İnsanlar Yaşadıkça)" adlı kült romanı 61 yıl sonra sansürsüz olarak tekrar yayınlandı.

Modada Chanel kitapta Assouline

Modada Chanel veya Dior, mücevherde Tiffany’s, saatte Cartier ya da Rolex, güneş gözlüğünde Gucci ne ise, yayıncılıkta da Assouline o. 17 yıldır, “lüks” kitaplar yayınlıyorlar. Daha doğrusu “kütüphane konsepti” satıyorlar.

Obama in Ghana with little change

ACCRA, Chana - While Ghanaians await Barack Obama with a festive mood, the USpresident does not attribute a top priority to the impoverished continent in his foreign policy agenda, with no deep change from the policies of the Bush era. There has been no decisive shift in Africa policy of US, says an expert

Obama in Ghana with little change

ACCRA, Chana - While Ghanaians await Barack Obama with a festive mood, the USpresident does not attribute a top priority to the impoverished continent in his foreign policy agenda, with no deep change from the policies of the Bush era. There has been no decisive shift in Africa policy of US, says an expert

Federer makes Grand Slam history at Wimbledon

WIMBLEDON - From his front row seat in the Royal Box, Pete Sampras watched as Roger Federer broke his record for most Grand Slam singles titles in men's tennis history.

Venus advances as Ivanovic withdraws

LONDON - Venus Williams and Elena Dementieva hardly broke sweat in yesterday's sizzling Wimbledon heat as they cruised into the quarterfinals.

Turkish translation of ’Blue Book’ out despite controversy

ANKARA - The Turkish and uncensored edition of the book "The Treatment of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, 1915 Ğ 1916," which was earlier criticized by the Turkish authorities for being a wartime fabrication, has been released in Turkey.

Abusing EU bid for political means will benefit nobody: PM

ANKARA - PM Erdoğan predicts campaigns against Turkey will continue in the coming months due to the national elections in European states. 'On this occasion let me tell you once again that making domestic politics over Turkey’s membership issue will not bring any benefits to any country,' he says. Parliament will not recess before EU reforms pass, notes PM

Hotelier and artist finds balance as a global nomad

ISTANBUL - Czech-born Jiri Kobos has lived in 13 countries over the last 25 years with his family, managing hotels around the world and exhibiting his paintings. In his new home, Istanbul, he continues to find balance between his work as general manager of the Hyatt Regency in Taksim and as an abstract expressionist painter.

The kind of reporter democracy demands

Nedim Şener, one of Turkey’s most respected investigative journalists, is someone we know well at the Daily News. His reporting for our sister newspaper Milliyet has appeared in our pages many times. Knowing Şener, we can predict what will happen if he is found guilty of violating secrecy laws with his new book on the murder of another colleague, Hrant Dink.

Two Turkish clubs square off over star player

ISTANBUL - Despite being touted as one of the most skillful footballers of his generation, Kayserispor’s Mehmet Topuz had never made headlines before dribbling around two giant clubs in the past few days.

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.

GOOD MORNING--TURKEY PRESS SCAN ON MAY 23

These are some of the major headlines and their summaries in the Turkish press on May 23, 2009. Hurriyet Daily News Online does not verify these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.

Dispelling the notion of a city home to libraries in poor shape

ISTANBUL - The historic library of the Research Center for Islamic History Art and Culture, or IRCICA, opens an extension to its library in the Yildiz Palace Armory. Walking into the library extension in the armory, the immaculate organization is striking. State-of-the-art technology is used to organize and provide easy access to old and valuable texts

Dorm life no fun: students

ISTANBUL - Housing problems of Turkey’s youth were revealed in a study in connection with the May 19 Atatürk Commemoration, Youth and Sports Day.

The future is not for Sarkozy or Merkel to decide

The upcoming elections to the European Parliament have opened the "Turkey shoot" season in Europe again. President Sarkozy and Chancellor Merkel are again in the forefront leading the "No to Turkey in the EU" chorus. There are others who will no doubt jump on the bandwagon also as the elections near.

’Public Enemies’ a hope for tourism

MILWAUKEE - A new gangster film starring Johnny Depp doesn't open until July 1, but the states of Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois and Arizona are already readying for a hoped-for onslaught of attention related to the movie. It has been created an illustrated map and video guide of film locations in Wisconsin

French author backs Turkish novelist

PARIS - A well-known French writer has called for the case against Turkish novelist Nedim Gürsel, who is charged with insulting religious values in his latest novel, "The Daughters of Allah," to be dismissed.

Changing times, changing Cabinet

ANKARA - As the ruling party prepares to regroup after the recent local elections, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is seeking to refill his Cabinet with strong figures who can help the party achieve its long-standing goals. Among these names is Ahmet Davutoğlu, a behind-the-scenes adviser for Erdoğan on diplomacy and possible contender for foreign minister

World treasures go online on Web site

PARIS -National libraries and the United Nations education agency put some of humanity's earliest written works online Tuesday, from ancient Chinese oracle bones to the first European map of the New World and rare photos from the Ottoman Empire. Some 1,200 documents have been chosen for the initial phase

Fethiye’s literary son remembered

FETHİYE - In honor of the village’s homegrown writer and newspaper founder, Fethiye will hold the second Yunus Nadi cultural festival from April 27 to May 1.

Summit raises hope for better ties

PORT OF SPAIN - A Summit of the Americas bringing together U.S. President Barack Obama and Latin American leaders in Trinidad and Tobago was wrapping up yesterday amid hopes that the United States and Cuba might be on their way to burying a half-century of hostility.

Provocative politics as the family business

ISTANBUL -The Turkish intelligentsia erupted in commotion when he suggested Turkey needs a "Second Republic." Some celebrate him as an economic genius who supports unconditional democracy. Others, however, deride him for once abandoning his ideals to accommodate "political realities" at the time.