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Martin Scorsese embraces AI, teams up with company Black Forest LabsThe Oscar-winning director, who has made classics such as "Taxi Driver", "Raging Bull", "Goodfellas", "Cape Fear", "The Aviator", "Shutter ...- Chappell Roan banned from Rio festival after allegedly harassed by Jude Law’s daughter; Jorginho Frello respondsChappell Roan banned from Rio music festival: Singer Chappell Roan is banned from performing at Rio de Janeiro's Todo Mundo no Rio festival...
- No more samba on the strand? Rio de Janeiro to limit live music on the beachesRio de Janeiro's Mayor has introduced new regulations for its beaches, aiming to curb unauthorized vendors and noise. These rules, set to b...
- Lady Gaga breaks record for highest-attended concert by female artistLady Gaga performed a free concert at Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro. The pop star sang for an estimated 2.5 million fans. This was her...
- Madonna: 1.6 million people attend free concert at Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, know in detail what happenedGiant screens were put along the Copacabana beach so the largely Brazilian crowd could see the event unfold. Some watched from apartments o...
- Madonna rocks Copacabana beach concert: Over 1.6 mn fans flock to free 'Celebration' tour finaleMadonna's free concert at Brazil's Copacabana beach attracted an astounding crowd of 1.6 million fans. The iconic pop star performed hits l...
- Madonna's Final Celebration Tour concert: How to watch it free in US, free streaming, free entryIt has been said on the official website of Madonna that no tickets are required for the last show of her Celebration World Tour, entrance ...
- Barry Manilow opens up about keeping his sexuality a secret for decades"Born in Brooklyn, the singer, who discreetly maintained a 39-year relationship with manager Garry Kief, tied the knot in 2014. During an i...
- Barry Manilow to perform at Radio City Music Hall with five consecutive gigsBarry Manilow, the 80-year-old singer, will be performing a special series of concerts at New York City's Radio City Music Hall. This marks...
- Rio Olympics 2016: The two Rios, one feels like itIn a giant cut-and-paste operation, the bustle here is typically Olympian, the size of operations too, and the sports have begun to push as...
- Indians safe in Rio, says Sushma Swaraj after blast at Olympics site"Rio Blast - Indian Ambassador Sunil Lal is camping in Rio and in constant touch with me. All are safe," Swaraj said in a tweet.
- Travel to Rio for Olympics to set your heart racingThese will be the first games to be held in a Portuguese-speaking country, be part of history & witness some of the best sportsmen battle i...
- On your cruise debut, try the simple route from Stockholm to HelsinkiIn the Scandanavian archipelago shop at taxfree shops, unwind at spa, or enjoy entertainment and music in the nightclub.
- Fancy Samba moves or being sprayed by champagne? This New Year, Rio de Janeiro is the hot spot!Summer holidays in Rio de Janeiro begin around Christmas time and last through the Carnival (February 15, 2015). This is also considered as...
- FIFA World Cup 2014: Tiki-taka era comes to an end; South Americans turn the World Cup into a local bash at CopacabanaThe demise of tiki-taka couldn’t have happened at a more appropriate place than the Maracana, which once again lived up to its reputation o...
- FIFA World Cup 2014: Brazil, Argentina fans indulge in good-humoured ribbing at CopacabanaBrazil’s fans remain largely confident that their team will win the World Cup. A final face-off with chief nemesis Argentina is widely pred...
- Referee Overshadows Neymar da Silva SantosNeymar’s penalty was quite poor. Pletikosa even guessed the right way, but only managed to weakly palm the ball into the top corner.
- World Cup 2014: Rains bother Brazilians as the country readies itself for the kick-offThe government is banking on sunny weather for the World Cup. It is building a highly sophisticated drainage system for the area, but the p...
- FIFA World Cup 2014: Football fever finally winning over social angerThe country may still be on the edge, but there is now noticeably more yellow and green all around Rio de Janeiro than a week earlier.
- Brazil: When protests threaten footballIt used to be said that Brazil played happy football, carefree people who danced the samba as their team clobbered the opposition.
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