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Exhibition for Michael Jackson in Bonn
Michael Jackson's TV documentary about the king of pop music is the occasion for turbulent discussions. "Leaving Neverland" movie tells a story about two men telling a story how when they were children they have been sexually abused by the star. Many radio stations, like the BBC, stopped Michael Jackson's songs.
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Vote on EU Online Copyright Reform Splits Usual Allies
AFP - The European Parliament votes Wednesday on a highly complex online copyright law that has split natural political bedfellows and pitted music and news companies against Google and Facebook.
EU lawmakers are divided on the issue even within their usual ideological camps, and a jamboree of lobbying around the Strasbourg session has underscored divisions in the creative community.
Reuters: Penka the Bulgarian Cow Escapes Death Sentence after International Outcry
SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria agreed on Monday to spare the life of Penka the cow after plans to kill her for crossing European Union borders without paperwork triggered an international outcry.
Penka wandered away from her herd near the Bulgarian village of Mazarachevo last month and walked out of the bloc into neighboring Serbia.
Today, the Fate of Penka the Cow will be Decided
The Director of the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency personally will decide the fate of Penka the cow today. The animal crossed our border with Serbia and spent 15 days on the territory of our western neighbor, then returned home. This has forced Penka to be tested for viruses to prevent disease.
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Even in 2017 The Beatles are Making GBP 67,000 a Day
Even nowadays, the legendary rock band The Beatles continues to earn GBP 67,000 a day from a company that was closed more than 50 years ago, reports bgnes.
In 1968, members of the Liverpool Four (John Lennon, Sir Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Star) jointly set up the Apple Corps to manage their finances and generate nearly GBP 24.4 million a year.
Hilarious: This “Paul Is Dead” sign is the most amazing mistranslation
When traveling around the world, you might notice some things get lost in translation.
With so many people with so many languages intersecting on this little blue planet of ours, it’s easy to make a mistake.
10 vintage selfies before smartphones (photos)
At first it was strange, but now the term “selfie” has become normal in our daily lives. Selfie is nothing more than a photo that a person takes of himself, whether it’s at home, eating, at a soccer stadium, on the beach, or wherever he/she is.
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2016, the beginning of the end of a rock era
The year 2016 began with David Bowie releasing one of the most acclaimed albums of his vast career, it was a sign of new creative energy from the rock legend. Two days later, he died, from an undisclosed battle with cancer.
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Celebrity fathers and sons who are like two peas in a pod
2Cellos coming to Belgrade in June
BELGRADE - The Croatian cello duo 2Cellos, consisting of Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser, will perform before the Belgrade audience at Sava Center on June 19.
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