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Walt Disney Studios' first hand-drawn animated feature in six years probably won't rival the debuts of any recent Pixar or DreamWorks computer-generated hits, though it is sure to top the box office this weekend. Although ticket sales for family movies...
Tags: Walt Disney Studios, Disney Animation Studios, Austria, Vienna, Walt Disney, DreamWorks, Animated films, Toy Story, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar, Musical films, San Fernando Valley, Entertainment Culture
On Broadway today, the most popular plays imitate movies and pop songs—"The Lion King," "Wicked," and "Mama Mia!" to name a few—getting their ideas from somewhere else—the movie, "The Lion King," the Wicked Witch from the Wizard of Oz, and the songs of...
Tags: Brooklyn Repertory Opera, repertory operas, auf naxos, Opera Newcomers Opera, ariadne auf, Brooklyn Lyceum, operas singers, Vienna, Operas, Ariadne auf Naxos, Entertainment Culture
Austria's parliament passed legislation Thursday allowing homosexual couples to enter into civil unions, a move hailed by proponents as a historic win for gay rights in the country. The bill, slated to become law Jan. 1., will give same-sex couples a...
Tags: Christian Hoegl, Austria, Vienna, Heinz-Christian Strache, Civil union, Politics, Social Issues
Former overall snowboarding World Cup champion Doresia Krings will return to the circuit in an attempt to qualify for the Vancouver Olympics. The 32-year-old Austrian retired last season but said Thursday she is preparing to take part in World Cup races...
Tags: world cup, Doresia Krings, Austria, Vienna, Snowboarding, allnews, Veysonnaz, Bad Gastein
Police across Europe have arrested 115 people for involvement in a paedophile ring circulating images via an Austrian website, officers said today at the end of a two-year operation. Hundreds of searches were carried out across Europe -- in Austria, Belgium,...
Tags: Europol, child sex, Austria, Vienna, Child sexual abuse, Child pornography, Social Issues, Sex crimes, Republics, Sex offender, Law Crime
Far Eastern University's RR Garcia is fast emerging as the most likely successor to former star guard Mark Barroca...RR Garcia of FEU Jeff Venancio A former standout with the RP Youth team, Garcia pumped in 12 points on a perfect 5-of-5 from the field...
Tags: Far Eastern University, RR Garcia, Austria, Vienna, Ateneo Blue Eagles, allnews, University Athletic Association of the Philippines, UAAP Season 71 men's basketball tournament, Ateneo de Manila University, Norman Black, the Philippines, Collegiate Champions League, National Collegiate Athletic Association
old and new, covert and blatant, public and private," the UN chief said in a press conference in Austria. According to him, nations must end institutionalized racism and ethnic strife, which denies the identity of others.
Tags: Austria, Vienna, Social Issues, Human rights, United Nations, Racism, Organizations, Geneva, Discrimination, United Nations Office at Geneva, Navanethem Pillay, International organizations, World government, Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Both countries say the tournament, due to start in less than take 12 months, should serve as a model for similar events in the future. The Swiss environment minister, Moritz Leuenberger, and his Austrian counterpart, Josef Pröll, signed a "sustainability...
Tags: Austria, Vienna, UEFA Euro, allnews, Leuenberger, Josef Prᅢᄊll, Law enforcement, Moritz Leuenberger, National security, Switzerland, Surveillance, Euro, Security, Basel, Crime prevention, Closed-circuit television
RED cabbage, in Kurt Gutenbrunner’s view, is underrated. “It’s overlooked,” he said. “It’s not fancy enough.” But sometimes, said Mr. Gutenbrunner, who is the chef and an owner of Wallsé, Cafe Sabarsky and Blaue Gans, “you take a cheap product and make...
Tags: red cabbage, Austria, Vienna, Walnut oil, Crouton, Hospitality Recreation, Vaccinium vitis-idaea, Cultivars, Cabbage
Peter Preston ( The rewards of banking , 7 December) has a point: bankers are human too. Most of them want exactly the same as us: a decent quality of life. But bankers are not islands: they have to deal with (or are inconvenienced by having to avoid)...
Tags: Austria, Vienna, Public finance, Adair Turner Baron Turner of Ecchinswell, AIG bonus payments controversy, Finance, Tobin tax, Business Finance, Tax, Economic inequality