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Some 500 of the Academy's 5,765 voting members, including actors, directors, makeup artists and hairstylists, reside abroad.Some 500 of the Academy's 5,765 voting members, including actors, directors, makeup artists and hairstylists, reside abroad.

Demonstrators from remote Aysén region march with request to neighbour country over lack of services from own governmentProtesters in a remote region of Chile have triggered controversy by asking Argentina to "adopt" them because they feel...

The Portuguese, confident of his managerial job, is undaunted by facing his sternest test yet in Napoli's Stadio San PaoloThe room was hot and airless by the time André Villas-Boas took his seat, deep in the bowels of the Stadio San Paolo, and...

DOHA (Reuters) - Qatar is proposing to hold the 2020 Olympics in October to avoid the Gulf Arab state's searing summer heat, maintaining that the proposed October dates would "ensure ideal conditions for athletes and spectators."

President's Day in the United States is an interesting holiday. For some of us, it is a day off work when we can get exceptional "deals" on cars, mattresses and furniture -- or at least that is what television advertising seems to highlight. For...

San Francisco, California - North Face, an American outdoor producer of chic outerwear, fleece, footwear and sleeping bags has been using the goose down from Hungarian farms where geese are subjected to inhumane force-feeding in order to produce...

Argentine soccer star Ever Banega was sidelined for the season after suffering a broken leg when he ran himself over with his own car.

Veolia Environnement SA, the world’s biggest water utility, fell the most in a month as newspaper Les Echos said Chief Executive Officer Antoine Frerot’s predecessor, Henri Proglio, is seeking to oust him.

Hedge funds increased commodity bets to the highest in almost five months on signs that a rescue plan for Greece and faster U.S. growth will buoy demand as supplies shrink for everything from soybeans to copper.

A new report suggests that China's lending in Latin America is more complicated than the checkbook diplomacy Beijing is often accused of.