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Veteran White House correspondent Helen Thomas may get statue in museumYitzhak Benhorin Ynetnews 08/03/2010 | 'Why I'm working with Tim Rice for the first time in 34 years': Andrew Lloyd Webber strikes again with The Wizard of OzCole Moreton Daily Mail 07/18/2010 |
 Ahead of her 90th birthday, veteran White House correspondent Helen Thomas, who resigned following her offensive remarks against Israel, may be getting a statue in her honor at the Arab American National Museum in Michigan. |  This can't be the right place, I think as I push the doorbell. I'm looking for Andrew Lloyd Webber, First Lord of the Theatre and composer of lush, romantic melodies, whose home is surely a mansion swathed in velvet and adorned with golden cherubs - not this dusty little town house round the back of Victoria Station. Can he really live here? |
A unique way to see Shakespeare in Central ParkKemberly Richardson 7online.com 06/09/2010 | China Looks Askance at a New Satiric NovelGady Epstein Forbes.com 05/06/2010 |
 A limited and unusual run of Shakespeare's classic comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream can be found in Central Park. All of the performances are free and offer the audience a unique experience. |  A Chinese satirical novel imagines a giddily triumphant country. The authorities are not amused. |
Tribeca film explores al Qaeda's history and cultureChristine Kearney Yahoo! News 04/25/2010 | |
 A new film by Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney takes viewers from Cairo to London on a search for the cultural and historical roots of al Qaeda and some of its motives behind its attack on the United States. |  An article on Bloomberg.com tells the success story of an unemployed copy editor, who has recently bagged $650,000 for an unpublished 475-page novel about a baseball team at a fictional Wisconsin college. |
 A courageous Saudi housewife has recited her way into the final of "The Million's Poet", the Arabic version of the X Factor for poets, after lashing out at hardline Muslim clerics on live TV. |  Christie's auction house said Wednesday that it would put the Pablo Picasso portrait "Portrait of Angel Fernandez de Soto," also known as "The Absinthe Drinker" up for sale. |
Tokyo's weirdest museums 03/02/2010 | |
 Here are some of the Japanese capital's weirdest museums, which are hard to find in your ordinary guidebook. |  "This stunning debut novel finds the beauty – and confusion – in a young life touched by tragedy." - Heller McAlpin, Christian Science Monitor |
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