January 28, 2007
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Sense and simplicity
 As I reach her beauty salon, I am greeted by a lean figure standing on a stool fixing a light bulb. This is the charming and unassuming beautician, Shaheen Saeed, who has been in the beauty....
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‘Cat’ comes to Karachi
 Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Tennessee Williams’s third remarkable play following The Glass Menagerie in 1944 and A Streetcar Named Desire in 1947, was a huge commercial success....
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Blood, gore ... and a purpose
 The evening of Saturday the 13th saw this writer alight the Szabist campus, only to bump into Zeeshan Shah Khan, the chief instigator and saeko (captain) of the Second Anime Convention....
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All about love
 The French Consulate, Karachi recently paid a befitting tribute in the form of an opera, to the city of Karachi as their contribution to the Hamara Karachi celebrations....
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In Rocky''s footsteps
 Mehdi Jabrane had dreamed of making the pilgrimage. Born to a Moroccan Muslim father with a drink problem and a French Catholic mother, 25-year-old Jabrane grew up in France....
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Fascism against fat
 In Pakistan''s Urbania (urban mania) you can be a drug smuggler, a paedophile, a rapist, a bank defaulter or an owner of a private jail and you will still be respected....
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Bollywood’s golden year
 Bollywood never had it so good. The year gone by has catapulted Mumbai''s Hindi film world into the big league, with the number of super hits far exceeding the flops....
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Musicbox
 Now here is an album that is sure to tantalise your musical taste buds. Originally from Northern Ireland, Snow Patrol first exploded into the music scene in 2004 with their debut album...
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Reviewspreviews
 This is one of those nonsensical comedies that frequent the box office each year. The tagline for The Benchwarmers reads, "It''s never too late to take a stand" and the premise involves...
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Starbuzz
 Strains from Bach’s klavier, Beethoven’s sonata, Chopin’s ballad and Schumann’s unfinished sonata flowed unfalteringly, stunning the audience with their sheer intensity...
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