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Babes, Bombs, and Blockbusters Movie News Report 8.04.08

Get an extra large dose of Hollywood news in this week’s 3B’s report. What is Mary Kate Olsen asking for before she’ll talk to authorities about Heath Ledger’s death? Who is on tap to host this years Oscars? And which two Hollywood stars have been hospitalized this week? In addition to the news you can check out Mike’s list of films to get you excited for the Olympics and a pictorial of Japanese Model, Yoko Matsugane. The Dark Knight is still king at the box office at it is poised to pass the $400 million mark today and the death of one of its stars is still under investigation. In this week's column you will learn who is asking for immunity before she talks to the DEA and what other two Hollywood stars have been hospitalized. The Olympics kick off at the end of this week so in The Trunk I will look at five films to get you into that Olympic games mood. Sorry folks, but there are no nude pics of her. Posted By: The Great Capt. Copyright © 2005 411mania.com, LLC. Click here for our...
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9.8.08 20:21, comment

Marsh goes back to school

Hamas warns Fatah it risks an "uprising" in the West Bank. US intervention expected in Pakistan's tribal territories. Did Bush know there were no WMD in Iraq? Last Updated: August 06. 2008 9:44PM UAE / August 6. Rod Marsh at Dubai Sports City's head office. He is to spend six months touring UAE schools to develop the game. DUBAI // The man in charge of world youth cricket is to spend six months touring schools in the UAE in the hope of developing the game in the country.Rod Marsh, the director of coaching at the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) new Global Cricket Academy (GCA), believes some of the biggest names in international cricket will ensure Dubai Sports City’s new ground will have a spectacular opening early next year.“Cricket is not a big sport among Emiratis and we will try to address that by the methods that have been tried and tested throughout the cricketing world,” said the former Australian Test wicketkeeper, 60, who was in charge of both the Australian and Engla...
Originally from: http://www.thenational.ae/article/20080806/SPORT/514801714