Alec Baldwin’s not the only one in the hot seat because of that game.
Abbottabad is now that unlikely place where America’s most wanted was captured. It may be hard for Westerners to imagine it as anything else. But to Pakistanis, it was just another picturesque mountain town with a lot of colleges. At least one of those colleges had a cricket team with a YouTube-savvy member.
Even the Map may not be able to show the way out of this one.
“Detectives described the python as not happy,” – POLICE SPOKESPERSON for Victoria, Australia, on an alleged reptile burglary gone wrong. Two thieves, who stole the almost 5-ft. python and a large lizard, were apprehended wrestling the snake outside a local McDonalds. The python was taken into protective custody, the spokesperson said, “very carefully.“
Arran Fenandez is going to Cambridge University. Quite a lot of people do that, but not at 15 and a quarter years old.
Sachin Tendulkar, the once-in-a-generation Michael Jordan of cricket, has broken a lot of longstanding records. Now, he’s becoming a publishing first as well. He’s the first person whose autobiography comes with some of his blood.
Scoring an airline seat anywhere in the vicinity of a toddler is everybody’s idea of the short straw. Usually, people put it down to bad luck or cheap fares, but there’s always an outlier.
The pure grade undiluted adolescent fantasy that is the Twilight saga has now officially made its foray onto the big screen. Eclipse offers up plenty of specters to be afraid of.
All work and no dating makes for a country with not enough citizens.
TIME’s Belinda Luscombe attended the Sex and the City 2 premiere at Radio City Music Hall last night. Her ten (spoiler-free) takeaways from the screening.
