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Justin Bieber's pet monkey is set to become the property of Germany. Mally the Monkey was seized by German customs March 28 when Bieber failed to produce required vaccination and import papers for the animal after landing in Munich. He had until ...

Justin Bieber reportedly owes thousands of euros after missing the deadline to collect his monkey. The teen heart throb's pet Mally was seized at German customs in March and has since been held at an animal shelter in Munich - but it is set for a ...

Facebook Tweet Google Monkey Business: Justin gets in trouble over monkey. Justin Bieber will reportedly have to pay thousands of euros after he missed the deadline to collect his pet monkey. The Canadian popstar's pet Mally was seized at German ...

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Marriage was a distant dream for Shyama. It was not chill penury or character or the family background which made this every girl's dream so sadly far away. Shyama's face was hideously scarred. She had been living with this grotesque appearance ...

The Real Meaning Of Freedom While the apex court has dec­lared that the first exercise would be to liberate the CBI from political interference, real autonomy will also need freedom from administrative, legal and financial controls, also ...

CAIRO, Georgia (CNN) - In a scene in "42," Jackie Robinson gazes at his newborn son in a hospital ward and vows never to be like his father. "My daddy left us flat in Cairo, Georgia. I was only six months older than you are now." That's the only ...

International news roundup:Bowie, Bieber and DieAntwoord's sci-fi comedy Fri 26th Apr, 2013 in International News Bowie gets wordy, Bieber gets busted and Die Antwoord star in a South African sci-fi comedy all this and more, in our international ...

I know now that we never get over great losses, Pulitzer Prize-winning critic and author Gail Caldwell once wrote. Instead, she says, We absorb them.... We tell the story to get them back, to capture the traces of footfalls through the snow. And ...