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Sonny Rollins, last jazz 'colossus,' dead at 95

A constantly evolving creative force, Rollins found in jazz a means of social and spiritual commentary, with his tenor sax expressing the hopes of African Americans in the civil rights movement.

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Legal activist Feri Amsari's lonely battle for constitutionalism

In the waning days of then-president Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, Feri became a vocal critic of his administration, stepping into the spotlight to speak out against what he saw as violations of the rule of law and democratic principles. ...

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Eka Kurniawan and the art of getting lost in stories

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Greta Thunberg awarded international children's peace prize

Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg was awarded an international children's peace prize on Wednesday, for her work in the struggle against climate change which has resonated with schoolchildren across the world.

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Avengers' James Raiz defines artistic freedom via YouTube

Canadian artist James Raiz is living his dream, doing what he loves while planning his next overseas holiday with his wife and three children.

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Britain's Prince Andrew sparks backlash after 'disastrous' TV interview

Britain's Prince Andrew provoked a backlash Sunday following an extraordinary TV interview branded "disastrous" by public relations experts in which he denied having sex with an alleged victim of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

6 years ago
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Young Jakarta-born researcher nominated for Global Citizen Prize in London

Nashin Mahtani believes that a lack of information during disasters compromises evidence-based decision making.

6 years ago
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Kylie Jenner joins with family that can keep up with Kardashians

The family behind Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and Panera Bread is turning to the Kardashian clan for its latest investment.

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Former street artist KAWS buys $17 million Brooklyn building

It’s been a good year for KAWS, a New York artist whose works have sold for millions of dollars at auction and popped up from Hong Kong to Texas.

6 years ago
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French directors guild to propose suspending Polanski

A French organisation of more than 200 film-makers said Monday it will propose new rules for members charged or convicted of sexual violence, which could lead to the suspension of French-Polish director Roman Polanski.

6 years ago
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TripAdvisor hit by fake posts after Prince Andrew ‘train wreck’

A pizza restaurant in England was flooded by satirical reviews on TripAdvisor Inc. in the wake of Prince Andrew’s rare television interview on Saturday night.

6 years ago
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Architect Adhi Moersid dies at 82

Adhie Moersid was known as the architect behind the Indonesian parliamentary complex and several mosques across the country.

6 years ago
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Bill Gates tops Jeff Bezos as world’s richest person with Amazon slide

This time it’s official. Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates overtook Amazon.com Inc.’s Jeff Bezos as the world’s richest person on Friday, reclaiming the top ranking for the first time in more than two years.

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Australian man survives crocodile attack by gouging its eye

An Australian wildlife ranger has recounted his terrifying escape from the clutches of a "particularly cunning" crocodile, after wrestling with the reptile and sticking a finger in its eye.

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UK's Prince Andrew denies having sex with Epstein accuser in sensational TV interview

Britain's Prince Andrew has "categorically" denied having sex with an alleged teen victim of disgraced US financier Jeffrey Epstein, who claims she was forced to sleep with the royal, in an extraordinary interview broadcast on UK television on Saturday.

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Nine-year-old set to become world's youngest university graduate

A 9-year-old boy from Belgium is set to become world’s youngest university graduate by the end of this year.

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Britain's Prince Andrew denies meeting sex accuser

Britain's Prince Andrew has said he does not remember meeting Virginia Roberts, one of disgraced US financier Jeffrey Epstein's alleged victims, who says she was forced to have sex with the royal.

6 years ago
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K-Pop star Choi Si-Won named new regional ambassador for UNICEF

Choi Si-won of Korean Boyband Super Junior has been announced a new Regional Ambassador for UNICEF East Asia and Pacific.

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Greta Thunberg sets sail for Spain ahead of climate summit

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg set off for Spain from Virginia aboard a catamaran on Wednesday, after an 11-week tour of North America to demand action on climate change that included an impassioned speech at a summit of the United Nations.

6 years ago
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'Lurik' and life philosophies: Lulu Lutfi Labibi celebrates eight years in fashion

The year 2019 marks the eighth anniversary of the label Lulu Lutfi Labibi, celebrated with the presentation of a Spring/Summer 2020 collection titled Sewindu Bercerita (Eight Years of Stories) and an exhibition of the brand’s previous collections in the Jogja National Museum (JNM).

6 years ago
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Nicholas Saputra named UNICEF Indonesia’s national representative

Nicholas will advocate for children’s rights and lend his voice to Indonesia’s youth.

6 years ago
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Britain's KSI edges Paul as YouTubers fight show a hit

Britain's KSI edged American Logan Paul in a cruiserweight boxing rematch of YouTube celebrity stars Saturday that proved a hit with audiences and could help such fighters capture mainstream respect.

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French first lady forwarded Polanski rape accuser's letters to officials

French first lady Brigitte Macron forwarded two letters written to her by a former model who has accused Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski of raping her as a teenager to two members of the government.

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Japanese women fight for right to wear glasses to work

Japanese women have taken to Twitter to demand the right to wear glasses to work after reports employers were imposing bans, in the latest social media outcry against rigid rules on women's appearance.

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'Revenge porn' victim fights back with Mexican law to stem digital violence

When teenager Olimpia Coral Melo found a video of herself having sex online, she fell into depression and attempted suicide several times - before vowing to outlaw revenge porn in Mexico.

6 years ago
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The Who's Pete Townshend launches first novel

After penning best-selling albums such as "Tommy" and soundtracks like "Quadrophenia" with legendary rock band The Who, guitarist Pete Townshend has now written his first novel, which he says draws on his own experiences with drugs.

6 years ago
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Actress Haenel hailed for breaking France's #MeToo 'silence'

The heartbreaking testimony of one of France's most acclaimed actresses who said she was sexually harassed as a 12-year-old by the director of her first film has shaken France's film industry.

6 years ago
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth to wear fake fur in new outfits

New outfits designed for Britain's Queen Elizabeth will no longer be made with real fur, Buckingham Palace said, in a move welcomed by animal rights activists.

6 years ago
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Hideo Kojima: Enigmatic games creator inspired by movies

Hideo Kojima, creator of the hugely anticipated Death Stranding game released this week, turned a family obsession with film into a talent for making highly cinematic video games.

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Single? I'm self-partnered, says British actor Emma Watson

Actor Emma Watson has given up calling herself single and now describes herself as "self-partnered" as she faces down societal pressure to marry and have a family, she said in an interview published on Tuesday.

6 years ago
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Ivan Gunawan, Indonesian showbiz’ fashion darling

Comedian, TV host, fashion designer. Ivan Gunawan’s designs are as camera-friendly as he is, and his upcoming collection is poised to further entrench his position in the Indonesian fashion industry.

6 years ago
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Kei Ibaraki: Busting Asian stereotypes by the upload

YouTube channel Asian Boss seeks to present a different side of Asia.

6 years ago
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Moving toward a safe space for LGBT at Japan's universities

Movements to create safe learning spaces for sexual minorities at universities are gaining traction across Japan, with alumni groups and faculty staff promoting initiatives to deepen students' understanding of issues and provide support for the LGBT community.

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