Новости за 01.09.2015

A good 30 years after his death, the genius that was, is and always will be Orson Welles is finally enjoying the recognition he deserves.

At the Festival de Cannes this year, he was the celebrated festival personality along with Ingrid Bergman -- though only the latter was featured on the official poster -- and The Third Man, in which Welles acted, was shown as part of the Cannes Classics line-up, in all its 4K restoration glory, ahead of its US re-release in June. Then I got to interview Filip Jan Rymzsa... Читать дальше...

The sector is stuck in a 'holding pattern' as job losses are reported for the first time in 26 months

The old unipolar world model is hopelessly outdated irrespective of the attempts to preserve and reproduce it, Federation Council Chairperson Valentina Matviyenko has said

Flyhalf Demetri Catrakilis is set to be dropped for Western Province's Currie Cup clash against Griquas at Newlands.

Sri Lanka's captain Angelo Mathews scored a century to frustrate India's victory bid in the third and final Test in Colombo.

Hurt by Donald Trump's rise in the GOP presidential race, Scott Walker tells CNBC's John Harwood how he'll come back.

“Outlander” star Sam Heughan has emerged as the Radio Times TV Champion of 2015, thanks to over 16 million votes he received from his fans. The actor had to beat Ricky Gervais in the final round in order to win the award.

LOS ANGELES — As the remains of a paltry crowd went wild, the Dodgers struck the final blow of August — although that wasn’t technically correct. In the bottom of the 14th inning, with Mike Broadway representing the Giants’ eighth pitcher of the game, A.J. Ellis drew a walk, Jimmy Rollins lined a single to right, Chase Utley’s single loaded the bases, and after manager Bruce Bochy replaced Broadway with Yusmeiro Petit, Adrian Gonzalez belted a long drive that easily sailed past Nori Aoki in left field ... Читать дальше...

During his visit to Malaysia, French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian dicussed Kuala Lumpur’s interest to buy one of the two Mistral-class helicopter carriers initially ordered by Russia, Bernama reported citing a representative of the French delegation.

The Bavarians may not be able to match England's biggest clubs in terms of transfer fees but have been prudent in addressing the weaknesses which cost them last season

The winger was a free agent after leaving Newcastle United at the end of last season and will start afresh in La Liga

Former Newcastle midfielder Jonas Gutierrez has agreed a move to Spanish top-flight side Deportivo La Coruna.

Arsene Wenger was pictured in Paris on Monday but sealing a double deal for Paris Saint-Germain duo Edinson Cavani and Adrien Rabiot before the transfer deadline is far from likely

Top Talkers: At least one email released by the State Department provides a glimpse into the workings of the Clinton Foundation. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

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Selena Gomez is ready for her close-up on Interview Magazine‘s September 2015 cover, given exclusively to JustJared.com. The 23-year-old singer is one of eight stars appearing on covers of the #ME issue, on newsstands September 1. Madonna, Miley Cyrus, Victoria Beckham, Kim Kardashian West, Jennifer Lopez, Selena Gomez, Zayn Malik, and Mert Alas are the [...]

ScotRail unveils the first of 40 new-look trains which have improved seating, better lighting and power sockets for customers to use.

Tony Abbott has lost 15 staff from his personal office in the nearly two years since being elected - more than a quarter of the overall total.

Statistics Canada is releasing GDP data today that is expected to show that the country slipped into a technical recession in the second quarter.

New coins to mark longest reign

'I'm going to be involved in the arboretum till the day I die whether they want me to or not'

September historically has been bad for the stock market, on average. But this is no basis for your September trading strategies, writes Mark Hulbert.

A ban on "unsafe lorries" on London's roads, introduced as part of efforts to protect cyclists, comes into force.

Top Talkers: Approximately 150 of the 7,000 emails released by the State Department on Monday have information redacted because it has now been deemed to require classification, the State Department said Monday. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

Stocks are cheaper than they were, and that’s good news for anyone who needs to invest, writes Brett Arends.