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She’s rich, beyotch! Yep, the lovely British actress who plays Hermione Granger in the Harry Potter

Angélica María como ‘villana’ en Hollywood

Esposo de Brittany Murphy dice no estaba "tan enferma" cuando murió

Angelina Jolie busca consuelo en los brazos de Johnny Deep

Nick Prugo ha explicado cómo, junto a otros cuatro amigos, pasó dos años -entre 2008 y 2009- colándose en casa de famosos

¿Eres un empresario no famoso? Podrías acabar con Jennifer Aniston...

Anne Hathaway fue elegida una de las mejores vestidas en la alfombra roja?

Perez Hilton el bloguero más famoso de internet

Kristen Stewart: Juicio por incitación a la prostitución

La actriz de Harry Potter, la que más gana

Kristen Dunst se divierte a pesar de no estar en Spiderman 4

Jessica Alba toma clases de español para nuevas películas

Kate Walsh obtuvo el divorcio

Mariana Torres recibirá asesoría de Adriana Barraza

Kristen Stewart rebosa 'glamour' en 'Vanity Fair'

Sea el primero en comentar esta nota
Pamela David, infartante

Enrique Iglesias versiona a Michael Jackson junto a otros famosos

Músicos de reality shows que pasan del amor al odio

Dogs Saved From Fire At Upscale Kennel

Brittany Murphy's Husband Continues To Blab

Call for Scottish 'Walk of Fame'

Robert Pattinson is most

U.S. Embassy in Yemen closes over terror threats

CNN) -- The U.S. Embassy in Yemen closed Sunday, prompted by ongoing threats by Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula to attack American interests in Yemen, a U.S. news release said..More.

Obama promises justice for Christmas terror plotters

CNN) -- President Obama pledged Saturday that the United States will hold accountable all of the individuals involved in the failed Christmas Day terrorist attack aboard a U.S.-bound jetliner..Mor

Merhige arrested in Thanksgiving Day slaying of 4 family members

Over the past month, Paul Michael Merhige, who is suspected of gunning down four of his family members at a Thanksgiving dinner, had become the subject of one of the nation's biggest manhunts nation's biggest manhunts..More

Obamas visit troops at Hawaii base's Christmas chow-down

President Obama took one look at the lone turkey leg on the plate of Sgt. Dennis C. Rollins yesterday and did not believe it could possibly be enough Christmas chow to fuel the 24-year-old, 6-foot-5-inch, 250-pound Marine.More.

Israeli troops kills 6 Palestinians

Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli forces killed six Palestinians in separate incidents in the West Bank and Gaza early Saturday, acts that quickly drew Palestinian condemnation.
The first incident happened in the West Bank city of Nablus, where the Israeli military killed three Palestinians it said were responsible for the death of an Israeli civilian in the West Bank this week.More.

Attack on pope prompts review of Vatican security

Vatican City - The Vatican will rfor the second time in two years, this time managing to pull him down before being apprehended by guards, the Vatican spokesman said Friday.More.

Terror suspect is son of Nigerian banker, family says

Romulus, Michigan (CNN) -- The 23-year-old man suspected of trying to bring down a Northwest Airlines jet that landed in Detroit, Michigan, is the son of a man who recently stepped down as chairman of a bank in Nigeria, a family source told CNN..More. .

White House Asks for Privacy for First Daughters

ONOLULU (AP) -- The White House is asking journalists covering President Barack Obama's vacation in Hawaii to respect the privacy of his 8- and 11-year-old daughters.More. .

Police clash with Tehran protesters

Iranian police have clashed with thousands of opposition supporters in Tehran during a Shia religious ceremony, witnesses in the Iranian capital said.More. .

Gazans still angry one year on from Israeli offensive

In a clearing at the northeast end of the Gaza Strip, amid a sea of drab canvas tents and half-cleared war detritus, a small, carefully tended flowerbed stands out amid dismal surroundings.More.

The Drone Dilemma

A clandestine CIA search-and-destroy program, which launches missile strikes from remotely piloted drone aircraft, has killed more than a dozen senior leaders of Al Qaeda during the last two years. Among the dead: Abu Khabab al-Masri, reputed to be Al Qaeda's top expert on weapons of mass destruction, and Baitullah Mehsud, leader of the Pakistani Taliban and reputed mastermind of the murder of Benazir Bhutto. U.S. government spokesmen won't even confirm the program's existence, but a U.S. national-security official—who, like others cited in this article, declined to be named talking about sensitive information—says the program has been so successful that some counterterrorism officials want to expand it. They say the drones have been effective not just in killing terrorists but also in keeping them on the run and disrupting their ability to plan new attacks. They have asked for authority to target terrorists in more densely populated areas of Pakistan.

Banned Kurdish party may boycott Turkish parliamen