Opulent Shanghai
San Diego Union-Tribune Sun, 02 Aug 2009 02:16 AM PDT
Global travel may be ailing, but China's biggest city of Shanghai is pursuing luxury travelers with a vengeance, bent on restoring a reputation for opulence and elegance that once made it the Paris of the Orient. |
Paris Hilton's former manager, Jason Moore, shopping tell-all book
New York Daily News Sun, 02 Aug 2009 02:08 AM PDT
The man who says he created Paris Hilton now wants to take her apart. Just when this week's MTV documentary about her had Paris floating on air, there was the news that her estranged manager, Jason Moore, is shopping a book about her. |
Loving restoration among Robert's 'Ruins'
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Sun, 02 Aug 2009 01:30 AM PDT
Like most old paintings, the four architectural fantasies of Roman ruins by Hubert Robert (1733-1808) at the St. Louis Art Museum have a lot of history. They were painted in Paris in 1789 for Russian collectors, eventually ending up in the State Museum of Russia. |
Swine flu: rich nations' spending spurs ethics row
AFP via Yahoo!7 News Sat, 01 Aug 2009 23:09 PM PDT
PARIS (AFP) - As billions of dollars are mustered for vaccines, Tamiflu and face masks to combat swine flu, a bitter debate about equity is starting to swirl. |
Paris and Doug Are Back Together
Teen Hollywood Sat, 01 Aug 2009 22:51 PM PDT
Paris Hilton and her ex Doug Reinhardt have reconciled, according to new U.S. reports. The high-profile couple split at the beginning of the summer, but friends claim Hilton is the subject of recent Twitter.com posts from Reinhardt, in which he coos about his love life. |
Contadorâs reign on Tour expected to last
The Beatrice Daily Sun Sat, 01 Aug 2009 22:44 PM PDT
The Associated Press PARIS - Four years after his seventh Tour de France win, Lance Armstrong capped his return with an impressive third-place finish. Alberto Contador’s second title, at age 26, was eye-catching in its own way - he’s got two more than Armstrong had at the same age. |
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