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Anne getting honoured? National Post, Canada - Lucky for her, Hathaway seems to have a sense of humour about the not-very-funny ordeal. So when a reporter reminds her that her upcoming comedy Bride Wars ... |
It's chic to be a geek Daily Gleaner, Canada - "We have a unique sense of humour, and unique interests." She added that interest in unique products - from glow in the dark keyboards to Dwight Schrute ... |
Getting it right Screen Weekly, India - We’re showing it in a positive light with shows that have a flavour of Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s feel-good, light- hearted humour and a little message. ... |
Why cinema can't get enough of the Nazis Independent, UK - Judging by recent box-office results, Second World War films are back in vogue in a way that has left some analysts scratching their heads. ... |
On tour and loving it Aberdeen Press and Journal, UK - Having never performed as far north as Inverness, Jason is slightly daunted, although he insists the farther north you go, the better the sense of humour. ... |
That's the spirit London Free Press, Canada - Turns out that he also takes a world view, even on his unique sense of humour, the fuel that drives both the funny and sad scenes in Ghost Town. ... |
 Cayman Net News | FOI begins with Dozens of Requests and few Glitches Cayman Net News, Cayman Islands - “It was an oversight and [the auto-response] should have been removed before the launch,” he said, nonetheless retaining a sense of humour. ... |
Showbiz humour- Tusshar Kapoor Economic Times, India - Ironically a genre—humour—not really close to the actor’s heart is what catapulted Kapoor from a Rs 25-30 lakh market price straight to Rs 2 crore bracket, ... |
Art cashing in on humour Economic Times, India - He isn’t the only contemporary artist employing humour prominently in his work either. From Bharti Kher to Jitish Kallat, Atul Dodiya and Nataraj Sharma ... |
 Hindu | With malice towards none Hindu, India - It steers clear of the first person singular, zeroing in on the inherent humour of situations that accost and oftentimes redeem the civil service, ... |
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