Rock icon Sting and his wife Trudie Styler are featured Harper’s Bazaar’s February issue, and after almost 30 years together, one of rock’s most famous couples isn’t afraid to spice things up — in the bedroom or in an interview. We’ll allow you to decide whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing. “When [...]
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Sting & Trudie: 30 Years Later, This Rock Couple’s Still Doing It
January 12th, 2011 |
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Sarah Ferguson Was Drinking During a Video Sting
June 2nd, 2010 |
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During “The Oprah Winfrey Show,” Sarah Ferguson revealed that she was drinking when a video sting was recorded. At that time she offered to sell her ex-husband’s access. She said that she was not in the right place.
It turned out that she saw the video when she was at the airport. She said that [...]
Duchess to Apologize After Tabloid Sting
May 26th, 2010 |
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As per the report provided by the News of the World newspaper’s website, it has been brought into limelight that Sarah Ferguson has been asking for a huge amount of money as she claims to have a truth about Price Andrew who is the second son of the Queen Elizabeth.
It was also declined that [...]
Simon Cowell Slams Sting
March 8th, 2010 |
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Simon Cowell has hit back at rock legend Sting for dissing the music mogul’s reality singing contests as “televised karaoke.”
Last November, the former Police frontman blasted Cowell, claiming the acid-tongued Brit was exploiting talentless wannabees, who are then “humiliated” in a bid to boost television ratings on “preposterous” shows like American Idol and The X [...]
Spain, IT Security Companies Sting Mariposa Botnet
March 3rd, 2010 |
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The Spanish government, along with IT security firms Defense Intelligence and Panda Security, announced the arrest of three men who allegedly masterminded the Mariposa botnet, which infected upwards of 11 million unique IPs with malicious code. The botnet spread through a combination of instant messenger programs, P2P networks and USB keys. Security experts noted how Mariposa employed particularly effective malware distribution software, which allowed the botnet to spread despite the botmasters supposed lack of advanced hacking skills.
– Spanish security forces, in conjunction with IT security
firms Defense Intelligence and Panda Security, announced the arrest of three men
who allegedly ran the Mariposa botnet, which spread malicious programming to
millions of PCs in 190 countries.
Mariposa means butterfly in Spanish, but t…
European production trends – sting in the tail
November 23rd, 2009 |
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While next year will not see anything like the disruption to vehicle production in Europe that we saw this, there is the persistent problem of excess capacity. Some have even argued that it would be better if Opel/Vauxhall disappeared entirely, leaving healthier market conditions for those who are left. Whether you believe that or not, the blunt reality is that – on current projections – excess capacity and low capacity utilisation remain serious problems in Europe next year.
Whose capacity are we talking about though? Where - in terms of OEMs and plants – are the most serious structural overcapacity problems? Answers on a postcard please.
Anyway, it was interesting to catch up with the JD Power automotive forecasting bods in Oxford last week and chew the cud on such issues. I saw them at their offices and was then taken on a brief tour of the city afterwards. Lovely place. Some fine architecture.
COMMENT: Greater economic stability can’t hide Europe’s looming overcapacity problem
Sting Slams Simon Cowell’s “The X-Factorâ€
November 17th, 2009 |
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Sting isn’t very impressed with Simon Cowell’s reality singing competition show, The X Factor. The Brit rocker recently told London’s Evening Standard: “It is a soap opera which has nothing to do with music. In fact, it has put music back decades.”
Although The X Factor has already produced an international sensation in singer Leona Lewis [...]
SC upholds R K Anand’’s conviction, clears I U Khan in BMW case
July 29th, 2009 |
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld the conviction of criminal lawyer R K Anand for contempt of court for attempting to influence key witness Sunil Kulkarni in the 1999 BMW hit-and-run case.
The apex court, however, set aside the conviction of Special Public Prosecutor I U Khan, who had also been debarred by the Delhi High [...]