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Hamilton’ mixtape beats Stones on US album chart

December 12, 2016 sub EditorEntertainment

A compilation inspired by the Broadway smash hit “Hamilton” opened at number on the US album sales chart, easily outpacing the first Rolling Stones album in a decade. “The Hamilton Mixtape” features interpretations of songs from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical by…

Hamilton’ mixtape beats Stones on US album chart

Korean musical concert in Dhaka

December 12, 2016 sub EditorArt & culture

Entertainment Desk Marking the completion of 43 years of diplomatic relations between Bangladesh and the Republic of Korea, the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Dhaka will be organising a musical concert titled, “Charm of Korea VIII.” The two-day…

Korean musical concert in Dhaka

Priyanka Chopra to return to Mumbai

December 12, 2016 sub EditorCelebrity

Priyanka Chopra is headed to India on the 21st of December for a 12 day long busy schedule. According to a leading daily, Peecee is returning to shoot for the cover of 7 leading magazines as well as for a…

Priyanka Chopra to return to Mumbai

Surging methane emissions imperil climate goals: study

December 12, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

A decade-long surge of the potent greenhouse gas methane threatens to make the fight against global warming even harder, top researchers warned Monday. “Additional attention is urgently needed to quantify and reduce methane emissions,” they wrote in the Environmental Research…

Surging methane emissions imperil climate goals: study

Sydney New Year fireworks to be live streamed on Facebook

December 12, 2016 sub EditorICT Horizon

Sydney’s famous New Year’s Eve fireworks, which traditionally kick off the world’s major celebrations, are set to be streamed live on Facebook for the first time, officials said Monday. The visual extravaganza in Australia’s biggest city is already watched by…

Sydney New Year fireworks to be live streamed on Facebook

Oil soars as non-OPEC producers agree on caps

December 12, 2016December 12, 2016 sub EditorEconomy

Oil soared Monday following a landmark deal by Russia and other non-OPEC producers to join the cartel in capping output, in a bid to end a stubborn global glut that has hammered prices. In a bid to reverse a dramatic…

Oil soars as non-OPEC producers agree on caps, Sydney New Year fireworks to be live streamed on Facebook

Brain cancer: New biomarker could improve diagnosis of glioma

December 11, 2016 sub EditorHealth

Researchers have identified a gene called SHOX2 whose high expression predicts poor survival in intermediate-grade glioma – a common type of brain cancer. The discovery – if confirmed in further studies – should help doctors decide how aggressive the cancer…

Brain cancer: New biomarker could improve diagnosis of glioma

Govt working to ensure quality education in country: Nahid

December 11, 2016 sub EditorCampus

Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid yesterday said the government is working relentlessly to attain the challenge of ensuring quality education in the country. “It is not possible to go ahead smoothly with traditional education. We need to acquire quality education…

Govt working to ensure quality education in country: Nahid

Reformed band Dalchhut back again

December 11, 2016 sub EditorCelebrity

Entertainment Desk The talented lead singer of the band Dalchhut, Bappa Mazumder has announced that Dalchhut is all set to come back with renewed zest recently. Bappa informed that after a long break of three years, the members have decided…

Reformed band Dalchhut back again

La La Land’ expected to lead Golden Globe nominations

December 11, 2016 sub EditorArt & culture

Nominations for the Golden Globes will be unveiled Monday with critics expecting musical “La La Land” to lead the pack ahead of “Moonlight,” “Manchester by the Sea” and “Lion.” In a departure from last year’s awards calendar, the announcements come…

La La Land' expected to lead Golden Globe nominations

Ranbir Kapoor to move into his new home

December 11, 2016 sub EditorEntertainment

Entertainment Desk   Ranbir Kapoor has been staying at his grandmother, Krishna Raj Kapoor’s bungalow for a while now, but the actor is finally ready to move into his new bachelor pad in Pali Hill. Ranbir will move on the…

Ranbir Kapoor to move into his new home

Dialogue on struggle, achievement & future of ICT held

December 11, 2016 sub EditorICT Horizon

Speakers at a dialogue on “International Crimes Tribunal Model under State Law-its struggle, achievement and future in Bangladesh” today called upon all to take it advance together. They also emphasized on taking effective and speedy measures in this regard by…

achievement & future of ICT held, Dialogue on struggle

Renewable energies vital for protecting climate, life

December 11, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

Environmentalists and development activists addressing a youth conference opined substantial and sustainable protection of natural resources together with promotion and using of renewable energies is very important for protecting both climate and life. They viewed there is an enormous scope…

Life, Renewable energies vital for protecting climate

Businesspersons asked for paying VAT to strengthen economy

December 11, 2016 sub EditorEconomy

Adequate awareness should be created among the businesspersons and consumers to inspire them in paying value added tax (VAT) and income tax properly for further strengthening of the national economy. The opinion came at a post-rally discussion organised by the…

Businesspersons asked for paying VAT to strengthen economy

Egyptian mummies virtually unwrapped in Australia

December 8, 2016 sub EditorExclusive

The hidden secrets of Egyptian mummies up to 3,000 years old have been virtually unwrapped and reconstructed for the first time using cutting-edge scanning technology in a joint British-Australian exhibition. Three-dimensional images of six mummies aged between 900BC and 140-180AD…

Egyptian mummies virtually unwrapped in Australia

Gibson and Hacksaw Ridge dominate Aussie film awards

December 8, 2016 sub EditorCelebrity

Mel Gibson and his new movie Hacksaw Ridge have swept the board at the Australian film awards in a return from the wilderness for the “choked up” Oscar-winner. Gibson returned to his Australian roots to direct his first film in…

Gibson and Hacksaw Ridge dominate Aussie film awards

Greenland’s ice-free past exposes sea level rise danger

December 8, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

The massive Greenland ice sheet has melted away at least once during the last 1.4 million years, according to a study published on Wednesday, raising fears that manmade climate change could provoke dangerous sea levels. Bedrock samples retrieved through more…

Greenland’s ice-free past exposes sea level rise danger

Japan cuts GDP growth for third quarter

December 8, 2016 sub EditorEconomy

Japan’s economy grew less than expected in the third quarter with a 0.3 percent expansion, revised data showed Thursday, a number that will likely fan fears that Tokyo’s growth plan has run out of steam. The latest figures were lower…

Japan cuts GDP growth for third quarter

Bob Dylan writes speech for Nobel ceremony

December 7, 2016 sub EditorEntertainment

Bob Dylan has written a speech to be delivered at the Nobel Prize ceremony later this week, organisers have said. His words “will be read at the Nobel banquet in Stockholm” on 10 December as he is unable to attend…

Bob Dylan writes speech for Nobel ceremony

Two local films bag international award

December 7, 2016 sub EditorArt & culture

Culture Desk Director Abdullah Mohammad Saad’s debut film Live from Dhaka has bagged two awards at the recently concluded Singapore International Film Festival. Saad won the Best Director award while the film’s protagonist, Mostafa Monwar, won the Best Performance award.…

Two local films bag international award

Russia says OPEC, non-OPEC countries to discuss oil cuts

December 7, 2016 sub EditorEconomy

Russia on Tuesday said it will take part in a meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC members as oil prices wobbled on doubts over the impact of an output cut deal. Energy Minister Alexander Novak will attend the meeting in Vienna…

non-OPEC countries to discuss oil cuts, Russia says OPEC

Samsung prevails over Apple in $399 mn patent appeal

December 7, 2016 sub EditorTechnology

The US Supreme Court on Tuesday overturned a $399 million patent infringement penalty imposed on Samsung for copying Apple’s iPhone design, in a case watched for its implications for technology innovation. The shorthanded justices ruled 8-0 that Samsung should not…

Samsung prevails over Apple in $399 mn patent appeal

Beyonce leads Grammy nominations in crowded field

December 7, 2016 sub EditorCelebrity

Beyonce led the Grammy Award nominations Tuesday amid acclaim for her “Lemonade” album but she faced spirited competition from other chart-topping artists including Adele. Beyonce received nods in nine categories for the music industry’s biggest night including Album of the…

Beyonce leads Grammy nominations in crowded field

Sri Lanka’s tourist arrivals rise by 16 percent in November

December 7, 2016 sub EditorExclusive

Tourist arrivals to Sri Lanka rose by 16 percent in November compared with the same month in 2015 with India and China remaining the leading markets, statistics from the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority showed on Wednesday. China recorded a…

Sri Lanka's tourist arrivals rise by 16 percent in November

Polar bear numbers to plunge a third as sea ice melts

December 7, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

 Polar bear numbers could drop a third by mid-century, according to the first systematic assessment, released Wednesday, of how dwindling Arctic sea ice affects the world’s largest bear. There is a 70 percent chance that the global polar bear population…

Polar bear numbers to plunge a third as sea ice melts

An evening of Ghazals at AFD

December 6, 2016 sub EditorArt & culture

Culture Desk A musical programme fused with tunes of Ghazals was held on December 3 at Alliance Fran�aise de Dhaka. It was performed by Ivy Benarjee and Manzurul Islam Khan. Abul Kalam Azad, Managing Director, Bangladesh Songbad Sangstha graced the…

An evening of Ghazals at AFD

How toxic water destroyed Pakistan’s largest lake

December 6, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

For generations the Mohanna tribe have lived, loved, worked, and played on Pakistan’s Manchar Lake; their floating settlement serving their needs from birth to death. But an unrelenting flow of toxic wastewater is pouring into the lake—a byproduct of industrialisation…

How toxic water destroyed Pakistan’s largest lake

Spy’ toys face complaints from EU, US watchdogs

December 6, 2016 sub EditorTechnology

EU and US consumer watchdogs announced Tuesday they are filing complaints against a clutch of smart toys that can “spy” on children and their homes, for allegedly breaching privacy and data protection laws. The complaints target smart toys My Friend…

Spy’ toys face complaints from EU, US watchdogs

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel to host 2017 Oscars

December 6, 2016 sub EditorCelebrity

Late night television presenter Jimmy Kimmel ended months of speculation Monday over who would host the Oscars in February—announcing that he has been tapped to front the glitzy ceremony. It will be the first time for the comedian, who has…

Comedian Jimmy Kimmel to host 2017 Oscars

Caesarean births ‘affecting human evolution

December 6, 2016 sub EditorHealth

The regular use of Caesarean sections is having an impact on human evolution, say scientists. More mothers now need surgery to deliver a baby due to their narrow pelvis size, according to a study. Researchers estimate cases where the baby…

Caesarean births ‘affecting human evolution’

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