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Kylie Minogue was diagnosed with breast cancer only days before she was to perform in Australia last year.

Prince Charles drew disapproving glares from the Queen when he dropped off to sleep at an Armistice Day tribute.

About 90 women from all over the world will be vying for the title Miss Earth on November 26, 2006.

Amelie Mauresmo, Maria Sharapova and Kim Clijsters joined Justine Henin-Hardenne in the semis of the WTA Championships.

The crowd booed throughout the fight, which featured little sustained action as Holyfield battled a journeyman.

Financial wizards they may be. But when it comes to art, Finance Minister P Chidambaram was literally brushed aside.

Kuchipudi's foot-tapping rhythm and expressions match India's foremost classical dance styles.

Musharraf memoir threatens to challenge Harry Potter not only in sales but also in his magic tricks.

The WTO's impact on the Indian farmers and handloom workers is being discussed among farmers.

Bush and the Democrats in the US Congress pledged to work together but conceded they would have differences.

Mulayam has written two letters over the last three months but they have not elicited any response from Lalu.

Bank of India, Union Bank of India have joined hands with IDFC for loan syndication, the three companies said.

Tata Steel has the brightest chance among all the non-Fortune 500 Indian companies to make to the next list.

Over a dozen illegal commercial properties in south Delhi were sealed on Thursday as the sealing drive continued.

Jan Morcha accused the ruling SP of rigging the civic bodies elections to help the BJP and prevent Congress victory.

Teenage American striker Freddy Adu is to train for two weeks with English Premier League leaders Manchester United.