Gerard Mortier, new general manager and artistic director of City Opera, who had joined two years ago with great fanfare, and had promised to revolutionize and revitalize opera in New York, has announced his resignation over deep financial problems at the company, saying it is not possible for him to run the company in the current economic climate. Departing barely after two years, the French born impresario brought impressive credentials to the job, including a successful run at the Paris Opera.
According to an article in Variety magazine, Steven Spielberg and Will Smith seem rather interested in making an American remake of a 2003 film ‘Oldboy’ directed by Korean director Park Chanwook.
Grammy award winning musician - Melissa Etheridge is also a gay-rights activist and committed environmentalist. But, ever since California voters nixed gay marriages as unconstitutional, she has donned the new role of tax protester.
With current FDA commissioner - Andrew von Eschenbach, who was appointed by President George Bush, planning to tender his resignation before Obama takes office, American drugmakers are lobbying President-elect Barack Obama to nominate Janet Woodcock, 60, a 22-year insider at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as either the agency’s acting or permanent chief. Andrew von Eschenbach and the agency, have both gained the ire of and been severely criticized by lawmakers for approving unsafe medications and not doing enough to block tainted food imports, including drugs.
With the intention to cater to an increasing European and North American clientele, Tech Mahindra, India's sixth largest software exporter, has opened up its sixth centre of excellence in South Tyneside, UK.
The provider of solutions and services to the telecommunications industry has invested £3 million invested during phase-I of the project, while another £2 million will be invested during phase-II.
The new centre would generate 500 new jobs over the next three years.
A recent research has shown that many African Americans avoid getting screened for cancer hearing public service announcements and cancer news stories that highlight the fact that African Americans are often diagnosed with cancer at a later stage and have a lower survival rate as compared to whites.
Gerard Mortier, new general manager and artistic director of City Opera, who had joined two years ago with great fanfare, and had promised to revolutionize and revitalize opera in New York, has announced his resignation over deep financial problems at the company, saying it is not possible for him to run the company in the current economic climate. Departing barely after two years, the French born impresario brought impressive credentials to the job, including a successful run at the Paris Opera.
According to an article in Variety magazine, Steven Spielberg and Will Smith seem rather interested in making an American remake of a 2003 film ‘Oldboy’ directed by Korean director Park Chanwook.
Grammy award winning musician - Melissa Etheridge is also a gay-rights activist and committed environmentalist. But, ever since California voters nixed gay marriages as unconstitutional, she has donned the new role of tax protester.
With current FDA commissioner - Andrew von Eschenbach, who was appointed by President George Bush, planning to tender his resignation before Obama takes office, American drugmakers are lobbying President-elect Barack Obama to nominate Janet Woodcock, 60, a 22-year insider at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as either the agency’s acting or permanent chief. Andrew von Eschenbach and the agency, have both gained the ire of and been severely criticized by lawmakers for approving unsafe medications and not doing enough to block tainted food imports, including drugs.
With the intention to cater to an increasing European and North American clientele, Tech Mahindra, India's sixth largest software exporter, has opened up its sixth centre of excellence in South Tyneside, UK.
A recent research has shown that many African Americans avoid getting screened for cancer hearing public service announcements and cancer news stories that highlight the fact that African Americans are often diagnosed with cancer at a later stage and have a lower survival rate as compared to whites. 
