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Çılgın Foals gecesine hazır mısınız?
Foals, 4 Eylül akşamı Zorlu PSM’de sonunda Türk izleyicisi ile buluşacak. İngiltere’nin en ünlü indie grubuyla kavuşmamıza az kalmışken, nasıl bir konser deneyimine şahit olacağınızı sizler için Viyana’daki Foals konserinde deneyimledik... Kan, ter, rock’n roll dolu çılgın bir Foals gecesine hazır olun!
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2023’e geri saydıran konserler
Yeni yıl planları yapıldı ve dilekler yazıldı. Peki, gelecek yıl sevdiğiniz müzisyenin şarkılarına eşlik etmek istemez misiniz? 2023 programını şimdiden şekillendiren Zorlu PSM, neredeyse her müzik türünden sıkı konserlere kapılarını aralıyor. Yerinizi şimdiden ayırtın deriz!
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Jackson memorial a somber, spiritual celebration
LOS ANGELES - Michael Jackson's fans and family bid him farewell at the Staples Center on Tuesday in a somber, spiritual ceremony, watched by millions around the world as they celebrated a man whose immense talents almost drowned beneath the spectacle of his life and fame
Earthquake proof work causes chaos on bridges
ANKARA - Earthquake proofing work that is being carried out on Istanbul’s Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge over a 40-day period causes chaos to the city’s already congested traffic flow. The aftermath of hours of gridlock on the first days left the public fleeing to alternative routes causing even more congestion at peak times on first bridge and on ferry boats.
Fresh violence in Iran after warning
TEHRAN - Iranian police attack hundreds of protesters with tear gas and fire live bullets in the air to disperse a rally in Tehran. Fresh violence comes after the country’s most powerful security force threatens to crush any further protests over the disputed vote, warning a ’revolutionary’ response
Skills on test in Lycian Challenge
FETHİYE - Adventure enthusiasts spend two days on the shores and the mountains of the Mediterranean resort town of Fethiye, aiming to prove themselves against nature in the Lycian Challenge. Participants are happy and organizers are enthusiastic about the future of the inaugural event.
Bonus
Not only us, but everybody in this world has new contradictory positions regarding the global crisis. For years we were insisting on the importance of productivity. But by introducing economic encouragement packets all of us seemed to forget the meaning of productivity regarding human resources. During the last half-century radical changes have been made in education and the methodology of education for using our human resources more productively and having a brilliant, well-educated new generation. But today these brilliant people have become scapegoats of the global crisis.
Art invades shop windows in resort
BODRUM -Empty shop windows are one of the constant reminders of the fickle fortunes suffered by those who start a business in a resort town. The idea of using them as display cases for artists is taken up by some of the volunteers assisting the financially troubled Turgutreis Municipality.
Film telling of struggle between two languages gains appreciation
ISTANBUL - 'İki Dil Bir Bavul' (On the Way to School) was one of the most admired films at the Adana Golden Boll International Film Festival. The two directors have shot many documentaries over the years but they say this was their most successful. The documentary-like film's characters are from the real world. A young teacher who comes from Denizli tries to teach Turkish, instead of primary school classes, to Kurdish children who do not even speak a word of Turkish.
Redefining women around age 40: Between 35 and 55 is the best time
ISTANBUL - It is a common belief that women over 40 are no longer attractive and that, especially during and after menopause, their bodies and characters change for good. An expert and a columnist address this issue and come up with a totally opposite conclusion. It seems that prejudices about middle-aged women are changing positively. The period between 35 and 55 is the best time in a woman’s life, says one expert.
Oil and honey
I had gained my freedom from the heavy agenda of the Parliament in Ankara and was looking forward to going to İzmir to participate in the Olive Oil and Olive Symposium. But while seeking to have a snack in a patisserie before going to the airport, I turned my ankle. In all that rush, I found myself on the plane to İzmir.
Players involved in Dink murder probed in book
ISTANBUL - A book written by journalist Kemal Göktaş delves into the bigger picture behind the assasination of Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink in front of his office in Istanbul in 2007. Göktaş explores the role of the media in turning Dink into a target and how the state and judiciary also played their part in the incident leading to Dink’s murder
