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India woman is an 'untouchable,' with a Midas touch
NEW DELHI — She was called dirty, ugly, a "little packet of poison," the offspring of donkeys. These days, Kalpana Saroj is called something else: a millionaire. Saroj, a dalit, or "untouchable," epitomizes what was once unthinkable in India:...
Tags: New Delhi (India), Religion and Belief, Social Issues, United Nations, Mumbai (India)
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Hindus in Pakistan accuse Muslims of kidnapping teens as wives
JACOBABAD, Pakistan — Rachna Kumari, 16, was shopping for dresses in this city's dust-choked bazaar when it happened.
The man who her family says abducted her was not a street thug. He was a police officer.
Nor was he a stranger. Rachna's family...Tags: Politics, Justice and Rights, Kidnapping, Services and Shopping, Asif Ali Zardari
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Google honors architect Mies van der Rohe with latest 'doodle'
Culture MonsterThe Internet search giant Google picks modernist architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe for its latest logo-tweaking tribute.... -
The L.A. and Brooklyn new music scenes, competition or love-fest?
Culture MonsterMark Swed looks at the artificial split between new music in Brooklyn and New York. Really, we love each other.... -
Why painting of President Obama with burning Constitution is junk
Culture MonsterChristopher Knight considers why a painting of President Obama with a burning Constitution is bad art.... -
The Morning Fix: 'Hunger Games' devours all! Rock back in ring.
Company Town'Hunger Games' cleaned up at the box office. Cable ratings show how tight competition has become. Matt Lauer is in driver's seat with NBC.... -
Sri Lankan monks pray against call to investigate war crimes
World NowEvery day on World Now we choose a remarkable photo from around the world. Today we spotted this vivid shot of Buddhist monks gathering in Sri Lanka, pushing against calls to investigate alleged war crimes.... -
'Smash' recap: Ellis stirs up drama with a capital 'D'
Show TrackerLast week, I mentioned that the “Glee” bug had bit “Smash” right in the cortex, and that hasn’t changed. In fact, this week, we got no showtunes at all; the one original song, “Touch Me,” was written by... -
Hong Kong Film Festival: Everyone is a critic
24 FramesEscaping the Hong Kong film festival for a bowl of noodles.... -
Six videos of the Japanese tsunami [Video]
World NowNearly a year ago, Japan was struck by a massive earthquake that unleashed a terrifying tsunami on the coast. As Japan grapples with what to do next, we look back at the day the disaster first struck the country. When the tsunami hit, it was captured on... -
Hilton Kramer dies at 84; polarizing but widely read art critic
Hilton Kramer, one of the art world's most polarizing and widely read critics for 50 years and founding editor of the conservative arts journal The New Criterion, died Tuesday in Harpswell, Maine. He was 84.
Kramer had a rare blood disorder and died of...Tags: Max Beckmann, Woody Allen, Andy Warhol, Henri Matisse, Helen Frankenthaler
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Sightings: Elizabeth Banks feasts on furniture; Phelps flexes
Ministry of GossipCelebrity sightings: The Ministry of Gossip has eyes on everyone from "The Hunger Games" fashion plate Elizabeth Banks scoping some furniture in LA to Olympian Michael Phelps getting ready for this year's Olympic swimming trials....
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