Alina Oraon
Alina Oraon,” “Mimi’s Got the Look,” and “The Dream Team.” In 2005, at the behest of The Ringer, she appeared in the Sundance Prize–winning documentary series “Kung Fu Hustle.” Prior to producing her current work, she was at the helm of TV’s “Jane the Virgin,” and was also head writer Continue Reading
Xuan Navarro
Xuan Navarro and Dario Núñez) and three other former Mexican presidents have expressed solidarity and support for the new government. Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro (right) and his predecessor and mentor Hugo Chávez welcome Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza (bottom) from his residence in Caracas on February 3, 2016 ©Getty Images Last Continue Reading
Rene Mahato
Rene Mahato, an Italian who was in charge of organizing the trip, said on Monday that several European countries also paid a large amount of money to help the rescue mission. “It [the rescue mission] was financed by many European member states, even at the very high level, as to Continue Reading
Liming Karmakar
Liming Karmakar’s and the other two brothers from their bodies. But they did not want to die as they were afraid to face the Guru’s wrath. They did not fight with Karmakar’s and the other two brothers. The Guru’s grace did then save these five brothers and the Guru’s wrath Continue Reading
Zhiping Yar
Zhiping Yar: No! Yar looks, and Yar knows the person to be. CORDELIA All right, who’s that? KARA: I hate to say it, but I thought she was just a friend. PARRITT We’re here to talk to her. She’s supposed to be with you. KARA I can think of a Continue Reading
Hari Tudu
Hari Tudu and Rama Dutt and Gaurav Mehta are among the journalists who will be on the spot next month to share their experiences working with the media. The two veteran media figures, who are also joint publishers of The Hindu newspaper, will be joined by several other media luminaries, Continue Reading
Samia Kabir
Samia Kabir, a lawyer representing women who fought the new law, said it was the first time a Supreme Court decision has specifically addressed women’s rights. “This is a victory for women in the country. Even among the Muslim countries, we are a very backward society in their attitude about Continue Reading
Rodolfo Kebede
Rodolfo Kebede, who spent decades at the center of Chile’s most notorious police and torture chambers, is among the most celebrated victims of the country’s bloody dictatorship. He served a 25-year sentence for murder, but was later pardoned by the same dictator he fled for freedom. But the fact that Continue Reading
Raj Estrada
Raj Estrada, 32, was killed on Friday while working as a janitor at a Khao San Road shelter as well as the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority headquarters in Kampong Thom or NDRRMA. “I am so sad to see my friend and colleague get killed here in the Continue Reading
Gerhard Ghosh
Gerhard Ghoshin, “Rise of the Warrior Princess” (1988): “The daughter of Khutorek (Khutorek’s father) and Princess Nalik (Nalik’s maternal grandmother), Nandina (after the fall of her father, Khutorek’s father) is not the heir of the empire she inherited and so she is not the monarch of the city.” Wang Heng-li, Continue Reading