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ART & CULTURE THUrSDAy, jAnUAry 31, 2019 8 The Book Thief While subjected to the horrors of World War II Germany, young Liesel finds solace by stealing books and sharing them with others. In the basement of her home, a Jewish refugee is being protected by her adoptive parents. Genre Directed By Written By Cast : Drama : Brian Percival : Michael Petroni : Sophie Nélisse, Geoffrey Rush, Emily Watson In Theaters : Nov 8, 2013 Limited On Disc/ : Mar 11, 2014 Streaming Runtime : 130 minutes Studio : 20th Century Fox STorylInE : Based on the beloved international bestselling book, The Book Thief tells the story of an extraordinary, spirited young girl sent to live with a foster family in WWII Germany. Intrigued by the only book she brought with her, she begins collecting books as she finds them. With the help of her new parents and a secret guest under the stairs, she learns to read and creates a magical world that inspires them all. Princess Diaries 3 is coming After 15 long years Mia Thermopolis may actually be coming back into our lives, as per confirmation from the woman herself - Anne Hathaway. Appearing on an episode of Watch What Happens Live, Hathaway was asked about a potential third installment of everyone's favourite royal-inspired film. "There is a script for the third movie," the 36-yearold confirmed. "There is a script. I want to do it, Julie wants to do it, Debra Martin Chase, our producer, wants to do it. We all really want it to happen. It's just, we don't want to do it unless it's perfect, because we love it just as much as you guys love it." Hathaway went on to explain that a third film is H o roSCoPE ArIES (March 21 - April 20) : Separating work and rest is essential now, and also very successful! You'll find that you bring a refreshed and perhaps inspired "you" to your responsibilities and that you'll feel far more entitled to enjoy your downtime with a job well done. TAUrUS (April 21 - May 21) : You appreciate the practical thinking of Saturn's transit, but its relationship with Neptune helps soften things just enough that you're not too hard on yourself and that you're sensitive to your spiritual needs. The formation of long-term friendships through your studies, travels. GEMInI (May 22 - June 21) : Career matters may not clarify this year, but you have more faith that you're heading in the right direction. Perhaps most importantly, your expectations even out. You'll be seeing definite improvements to your life as you let go of unhealthy expectations and pressures. CAnCEr (June 22 - July 23) : There is a nice, creative focus on your intimate or financial life today, dear Cancer, and these energies are both logical and innovative. A connection between your intimacy and career sectors supports building exciting strategies for your work. lEo (July 24 - Aug. 23) : Where you've been too hard on yourself, you're now allowing some leeway. This aspect is useful for bringing more balance into your life, and it will be in effect until November. This can be an excellent time to make changes to your current lifestyle that will benefit you for years to come. VIrGo (Aug. 24 - Sept. 23) : You're less likely to let your relationship goals interfere with your seeking of fulfillment in other areas of life. In fact, relationship goals may very well inspire you to better yourself. You're committed to making the most of your talents, enjoying more self-discipline reflects well on you, your relationships as you feel stronger. not a project they take lightly - hence the 15-year delay on it happening. "It's just as important to us as it is to you," she added. "And we don't want to deliver anything until it's ready, but we're working on it." The Princess Diaries was of course Hathaway's big break - she was 18 when she starred in the first film back in 2001. The movie, which also stars Julie Andrews, was based on the 2000 young adult novel of the same name, by author Meg Cabot. In 2004 we were blessed with the sequel, The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, which was arguably just as good as the original film thanks to the stellar screenplay written by Shonda Rhimes. Since then, we've all kept our eyes wide open looking for any potential third installment. We had confirmation back in 2016 that it was definitely; maybe happening when director Garry Marshall told People that a third film would happen after Hathaway gave birth to her first child. "I was with Anne Hathaway a couple weeks ago, it looks like we want to do Princess Diaries 3 in Manhattan," Marshall told People. "Anne Hathaway is very pregnant, so we have to wait until she has the baby and then I think we're going to do it." Almost three years later, it seems we're all but ready to go with a reboot. Watch this space! But until then, enjoy the confirmation below. -Vogue lIBrA (Sept. 24 - Oct. 23) : While Saturn's transit of your solar fourth house continues to impart essential life lessons, rules, or restrictions related to your home, family, and personal life this year, you're finding wonderful outlets for releasing related stress or tension or coming to a better sense of balance now. SCorPIo (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) : Your judgment is quite good for making long-term plans, and a romance or creative endeavor can be both inspiring and practical. Making a dream work in the real world can be satisfying. It's an excellent time for developing skills that will benefit you greatly as you enter the next phase of your life. SAGITTArIUS (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21): You're sure to discover that focusing on making improvements to your money can boost your home life tremendously now and in the months ahead, helping direct and discipline you across the board. This aspect helps balance you out in key ways. CAPrICorn (Dec. 22 - Jan. 20) : You might improve a relationship with classmates, siblings, or even neighbors during this period. You're both practical and imaginative, celebrating both sides of your personality. Putting your ideas into practical motion is favored now. AQUArIUS (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19) : Focusing on handling outstanding or unresolved issues in your life can boost your sense of security, feelings of self-worth, and your money situation. This is an exceptional period for balancing your attention to the material world with a renewed focus on emotional renewal and spiritual fulfillment. PISCES (Feb. 20 - Mar. 20) : Where you've been a little neglectful, you'll be tightening up, and where you've been too hard on yourself, you'll loosen your grip, in other words! Certainly, there are some aspects in play this year that seem to lead to the waste of certain opportunities. Citing human rights concerns, they have signed an open letter urging the BBC to ask organisers to move the contest. "Eurovision may be light entertainment, but it is not exempt from human rights considerations," they wrote. The annual contest is due to be held in Tel Aviv in May, following Israeli singer Netta's victory in 2018. The winning country usually hosts the following year's competition. However, the group of cultural figures, which also includes Mike Leigh, Maxine Peake and Miriam Margolyes, said the event's "claim to celebrate diversity and inclusion must ring hollow" in light of Israel's occupation of the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights. "We cannot ignore Israel's systematic violation of Palestinian human rights," their Bo Peep is back in new look for Toy Story 4 Bollywood actress Vidya Balan and Shraddha Srinath will be a part of Ajith's upcoming Pink remake. Actor Shraddha Srinath took to Twitter on Monday to confirm that she will be a part of Ajith's upcoming film, tentatively titled #AK59. A The film will also star Vidya Balan in a role that didn't exist in the original film starring Taapsee Pannu, Amitabh Bachchan and Kriti Kulhari. The film's producer Boney Kapoor said in a statement, "Happy to introduce Vidya Balan to Tamil audiences. She is paired with Ajith and her role is very special. Shraddha Srinath has also been roped in for a pivotal role. Rangaraj Pandey plays a very important character." Shraddha wrote on Twitter, "There were rumours and speculations on the internet that I'm part of #AK59. Glad to announce today that those rumours are actually true. I am INDEED part of this incredible project." She revealed the crew details as well and wrote, "Directed by H. Vinoth, produced by Boney Kapoor, cinematography by Nirav Shah and music by Yuvan Shankar Raja - this is a team one could only aspire to work with. Thrilled to be working with some amazing technicians." Pink started a social dialogue about consent with its focus on the film's three female protagonists and their lawyer Amitabh Bachchan. Taapsee played the role of a woman who is sexually harassed and is shamed for her lifestyle and choices; Shraddha is likely to play this role. She further tweeted, "And most importantly - this is a film and a story that everyone needs to watch. It's the need of the hour. And it's crucial that it reaches the masses. I'm so ready for this and to give it my all." -The Hindustan Times letter read. "The BBC is bound by its charter to 'champion freedom of expression'. It should act on its principles and press for Eurovision to be relocated to a country where crimes against that freedom are not being committed." The letter comes a week before Eurovision: You Decide, a live BBC TV show through which the British public will vote for the act to represent the UK. "For any artist of conscience, this would be a dubious honour," the letter said. "They and the BBC should consider that You Decide is not a principle extended to the Palestinians, who cannot 'decide' to remove Israel's military occupation and live free of apartheid." The BBC has not yet commented. Dame Vivienne Westwood, Peter Gabriel and Wolf British stars urge BBC to ask for Eurovision to be moved out Alice are among 50 artists who have called for the Eurovision Song Contest to be relocated from Israel. Many of the signatories have previously made calls for a cultural boycott of Israel, criticising artists such as Nick Cave, Radiohead and Lana Del Rey for organising concerts in the country. Their letter follows an earlier call for Eurovision to be relocated, made last September by a coalition of artists from across Europe. That letter was organised by the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement, which campaigns for a complete boycott of Israel over its policies towards the Palestinians. Israel says BDS opposes Israel's very existence and is motivated by anti-Semitism. -BBC Deepika Padukone the new chairperson of MAMI Film Festival Deepika Padukone has been appointed as the new chairperson of the Jio MAMI Mumbai Film Festival. She has replaced filmmaker Kiran Rao. According to a report in Mumbai Mirror, Kiran stepped down from the role to focus on a movie project. Deepika called her appointment a huge responsibility. "It's an absolute honour and a huge responsibility. I believe in MAMI's vision and we are committed towards creating a community that cinema lovers and creators of a film passionate nation like ours truly deserve," she told the daily. Kiran also congratulated her. "I am delighted to welcome one of India's most loved film stars, Deepika Padukone as the new chairperson," she said. Twitter Ads info and privacyMAMI?festival director and film critic Anupama Chopra shared the news on Twitter. "To new beginnings! Thank you Kiran for your faith and generosity and hard work. Excited to learn from and work with our new chairperson, the amazing Deepika Padukone," she wrote in her tweet. The festival's creative director Smriti Kiran also welcomed Deepika on board. "Thank you for leading the way #Kiran! And a very warm welcome to #MAMI's new Chairperson, the incredible @deepikapadukone ! Excited and happy to work with you to keep building the Academy! #NewBeginnings #JioMAMIwithStar @MumbaiFilmFest," she wrote in her tweet. -The Hindustan Times
SPORTS THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 2019 9 Chittagong Vikings players celebrate after taking a wicket against Dhaka Dynamites on Wednesday at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium. Photo: Collected Delport, Rahim set up 11-run win for Chittagong Vikings Sports Desk: Cameron Delport contributed with bat and ball, and on the field, to lead Chittagong Vikings to an important 11-run win over Dhaka Dynamites in a Bangladesh Premier League match in Chattogram on Wednesday, reports Cricbuzz. Batting first after winning the toss, Vikings started well with Mohammad Shahzad and Delport till Sunil Narine came in and had Shahzad stumped off his second ball. The scoring rate dipped after that, Vikings reaching the halfway stage with just 68 on the board. But they did have wickets in hand - nine of them - and Delport had hit his stride. The partnership between Delport and Mushfiqur Rahim for the third wicket was an excellent one, and turned the tide away from Dhaka. The two of them added 79 in just seven-and-a-half Piatek scores twice as Milan beat Napoli to reach Coppa semis Sports Desk: Krzysztof Piatek said it was "just the start" to his AC Milan career after scoring twice on his full debut as Gennaro Gattuso's side beat Napoli 2-0 at the San Siro on Tuesday to reach the Coppa Italia semi-finals. Piatek, signed from Genoa last week as a replacement for Gonzalo Higuain, put the hosts ahead in the 11th minute before doubling the lead before the half-hour mark with a fine individual strike, reports BSS. It was the second time in four days that Milan had dealt a blow to Napoli's hopes of winning a trophy this season, after a goalless draw on Saturday at the San Siro ultimately left Carlo Ancelotti's men 11 points behind Serie A leaders Juventus. "I expected a night like this. I said that I was ready and I got a brace, but this is just the start," Piatek told Milan TV. "Both goals were great, even if they were different. I felt good tonight and it was marvellous playing at the San Siro." Five-time winners Milan will face either Inter Milan or Lazio, who play on Thursday, over two legs in the last four as they look to go one better than their 4-0 final defeat by Juventus last season. Piatek did not waste much time in endearing himself to the Milan fans, latching onto a hopeful long ball forward from Diego Laxalt, before calmly taking a touch and slotting the ball into the bottom corner. The Polish international continued to torment the visiting defence and made it two in the 27th minute. Piatek appeared to have few options when he collected the ball on the left-hand side of the area, but he cut inside two defenders before unleashing a powerful drive past Napoli goalkeeper Alex Meret. The 23-year-old has now scored an incredible eight goals in only three Coppa Italia games this season, having scored four for Genoa against Lecce in August and a double against Virtus Entella last month. overs before Andre Russell turned the game around in the final over of the innings. Not any of his first three deliveries of the final over were particularly threatening, but each of them got him a wicket. Rahim first miscued a full toss down Shuvagata Hom's throat at long-on, and Delport, next ball, sent Russell to the same fielder after not failing to get hold of one in the slot. Two in two, which became three in three as Dasun Shanaka attempted a scoop but only sent it as far as Mizanur Rahman at short fine-leg. At various points of their chase, the Dynamites looked likely to pull it off. When Shakib Al Hasan and Nurul Hasan were together for the fourth wicket, for example, and had added 50 runs before Delport sent Nurul back lbw. To make matters worse for the Dynamites, Kieron Pollard ran himself out next ball, leaving Dhaka 73 for 5. But Russell joined Shakib for a quick 66-run stand after that, with Russell hitting 39 in just 23 balls. He was dismissed, caught by Delport off Shanaka, but Shakib carried on, and brought the equation down to 21 from ten ball before holing out off Shanaka after scoring 53 in 42 balls. That left the remaining Dhaka batsmen with too much to do, and they fell short in the end. Vikings stayed at third place on the table, now level on points with Comilla Victorians, though after playing one extra match and with an inferior net run-rate. The loss wasn't ideal for the Dynamites, who are in fourth place, with ten points from ten games. Embattled New Zealand look for a lift in dead rubber Sports Desk: Winning and losing in sport has a lot to do with confidence. But such is the unpredictable nature of sport that even one failure, on occasions, could beat the athlete down or sow seeds of self doubt. And self doubt leads to vulnerability. The New Zealand cricket team is paddling through such a phase, reports Cricbuzz. At home, New Zealand had lost just two ODI since losing to South Africa in 2014- 15. However, just ahead of the World Cup in England this year, New Zealand received a severe jolt as they slid to losses in the first three games of the five-match ODI series against India. The formidable Indian side has exposed quite a few weaknesses ahead of the mega event. The home side is losing too many wickets upfront, the batsmen have generally struggled to play the spin twins - Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal. In the third ODI at Bay Oval, New Zealand lost their way after being in a relatively decent position at 178 for 3. And to make matters worse, barring Trent Boult, rest of the bowlers haven't offered much of penetration. One of the few batsmen who showed the willingness to wade through the early phase and handle the spin duo with a degree of confidence was Ross Taylor in the third ODI. The mainstay of the line-up played with an open stance to cover for the over the wicket angle from Kuldeep and succeeded. In an effort to put up an improved show in the dead-rubber in Hamilton, the hosts have rung in the changes. Todd Astle, the legspinning all-rounder, and Jimmy Neesham, the seam-bowling all-rounder, replaced the misfiring pair of Doug Bracewell and Ish Sodhi. Astle, who has picked up seven wickets in ODIs, has shown in the past that he can handle pressure situations well. The point can be capsulised by how the legspinner handled the challenge of bowling with a damp ball in a List A game for New Zealand A against India A to pick up four wickets in Visakhapatnam in 2017. Meanwhile, India seem to have most of the bases covered. Even with Virat Kohli being rested for the final two games, the Asian nation would be confident of continuing their winning momentum under the leadership of Rohit Sharma. The impressive Shubman Gill, who averaged over 60 in List A games during the Indian domestic season in 2018-19, would look to showcase his skills. The Indian camp would also be pleased with the all round show put up by Hardik Pandya on his return to the Indian side at Bay Oval. The fourth ODI also provides another chance for India's slightly vulnerable middle order batsmen to make an impact. Meanwhile, Mohammed Shami, who has been in prime form in the series, would look for another fine show as he continues to press for a regular spot in the Indian side for the World Cup. The track at Seddon Park is generally good for batting with teams preferring to chase, evidenced by the side batting second winning the last four ODIs played at the ground. In an effort to put up an improved show in the dead-rubber match in Hamilton, New Zealand have made few changes in team selection. Photo: AP Youth ODI Young Tigers eying series victory against England Sports Desk: Having won the first match, the Bangladesh U-19 team have set their eyes on securing the three-match Youth ODI series against England, reports UNB. The match will take place on Thursday at Sheikh Kamal International Stadium in Cox's Bazar. The last game will be played on February 2 at the same venue. Bangladesh U-19 team got off to a flying start to the series beating England U-19 by five wickets on Tuesday. Tigers also won the one-off T20 international by seven wickets last Sunday at the same venue. After the ODI series, the English team will travel to Chattogram on February 4 to play a two-match four-day Youth Tests series from February 7-10 and February 15- 18 at Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium. The visitors will leave for home on February 19. In the first Youth ODI, the English team batted first after winning the toss and scored 209/7 in 50 overs, with a 70-run partnership in the seventh wicket between LP Goldsworthy (61) and LBK Hollman (57). Tanzim Hasan Sakib took three wickets for 47 runs while Rakibul Hasan claimed two for 41 runs and Ashraful Islam bagged one for 44 runs. Bangladesh U-19 scored 210/5 in 45.5 overs. There were two 82-run partnerships in the second and third wicket stands. Parvez Hossain Emon (80) joined opener Prantik Nawrose Nabil (48) to hit the first 82-run stand. After Nabil's departure, Emon partnered with Mahmudul Hasan (33) to produce another 82-run partnership. Man City’s title hopes dented by 2-1 loss at Newcastle Sports Desk: Manchester City's chances of retaining the Premier League title were hit after surrendering an early lead to lose 2-1 at relegation-threatened Newcastle on Tuesday, reports UNB. Matt Ritchie's 80th-minute penalty completed a remarkable turnaround by Newcastle, which fell behind to a goal from Sergio Aguero inside 25 seconds. It was the quickest goal scored in the league this season. Salomon Rondon canceled out Aguero's goal with a 66th-minute equalizer. City's loss kept Liverpool four points clear of the champions ahead of its home game against Leicester on Wednesday. City has 14 games to make up what could be a seven-point deficit. A fourth league loss of the season looked unlikely for City when David Silva slipped as he attempted to reach Raheem Sterling's cross but still managed to head the ball across the area to Aguero, who hooked home the loose ball from eight meters out. Newcastle might have been level with 13 minutes gone when Ayoze Perez dispossessed full back Danilo and raced in on goal, only to drag his shot across goalkeeper Ederson and just wide. It took a goal-line clearance by Fabian Schar to deny Leroy Sane a second goal for City after Kevin De Bruyne, Fernandinho, Silva and Danilo combined on the stroke of halftime, but Newcastle made it to the break without further damage. The visitors resumed where they had left off with Sane drilling a 49th-minute cross just ahead of Sterling's run, while Martin Dubravka pulled off a fine reaction save to deny Silva after De Bruyne had picked him out with a sublime pass. De Bruyne made way for Bernardo Silva with 25 minutes remaining minutes after surviving appeals for a second yellow card following a challenge on Ritchie. De Bruyne had been booked in the first half for taking a free kick too quickly. He had barely reached the bench by the time Newcastle equalized, Rondon reacting quickest after Isaac Hayden helped the ball into the penalty area to volley past Ederson. And it got worse for City when Fernandinho, turning after receiving a pass, fouled Sean Longstaff inside the penalty area and Ritchie stepped up to smash the resulting penalty past Ederson. City has now lost after taking the lead against Crystal Palace, Leicester and Newcastle this season. The photo shows New Castle United's Matt Ritchie during an English Premier League soccer match against Manchester City at Saint James Park. Photo: AP Warnock proud of Cardiff response to Sala tragedy at Arsenal Sports Desk: Cardiff manager Neil Warnock revealed his pride despite losing 2- 1 at Arsenal on Tuesday as the Welsh side returned to action for the first time since a plane carrying the club's record signing Emiliano Sala disappeared over the Channel Islands, reports BSS. Sala never got the chance to play for the Bluebirds as the aircraft carrying the Argentine and pilot David Ibbotson lost contact when on its way to the Welsh capital on January 21 just two days after completing a o15 million ($20 million) move from Nantes. Ahead of the game Warnock described the past week as the toughest of his career, but admitted the return to action was a relief and it showed as Cardiff performed admirably in the tragic circumstances. "I know we've lost a game of football but there are more important things. Tonight in the circumstances, we've only worked on the system, for 24 hours, they couldn't have given me anymore and I'm really proud to be their manager," said Warnock. "I can't explain really how it has been this week. But you've not wanted to get out of bed because everything was miserable. Nobody could actually do anything about it. It's been really difficult." Bobby Decordova-Reid volleyed wide and then headed over with two big chances as Cardiff ultimately were made to pay for not making the most of being the better side before half-time. "In the first-half, if one team deserved to score, they did," admitted Arsenal boss Unai Emery. A minute's reflection was held before kickoff and visiting Cardiff fans unveiled a banner reading: "We never saw you play and never saw you score but Emiliano our beautiful bluebird we will love you forever more." The captains of both sides also laid a bouquet of flowers on the pitch before kick-off, while Argentina shirts and flags were waved among the visiting support. "Above all our thoughts are with Emiliano Sala, his family, his friends, his club now Cardiff and his ex-club Nantes," added Emery. "I understand, above all for the coach (Warnock). He spoke with him before he signed with them and it is very difficult to prepare in this situation. "It was a very emotional match today, they worked hard in their hard moment and we can only say to them our thoughts are with them." Emery surprisingly not only recalled Mesut Ozil to the starting line-up in the Premier League for the first time since Boxing Day, but named the German captain. Ozil, though, failed to make an impact before being subbed 14 minutes from time as Arsenal again relied on the firepower of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette to get them out of trouble. After Lacazette had two penalty claims waived away before the break, Arsenal finally clicked into gear and got the penalty they wanted midway through the second-half when Bruno Ecuele Manga tripped Sead Kolasinac as the Bosnian burst into the box. Aubameyang coolly slotted away the penalty for his 15th Premier League goal of the season to move to within one of the division's top scorer Mohamed Salah. Lacazette sealed a vital three points in Arsenal's bid for a return to the Champions League next season seven minutes from time when his angled shot had too much power for Neil Etheridge. "I know we've lost a game of football but there are more important things. Tonight in the circumstances, we've only worked on the system, for 24 hours, they couldn't have given me anymore and I'm really proud to be their manager," said Warnock. "I can't explain really how it has been this week. But you've not wanted to get out of bed because everything was miserable. Nobody could actually do anything about it. It's been really difficult." Bobby Decordova-Reid volleyed wide and then headed over with two big chances as Cardiff ultimately were made to pay for not making the most of being the better side before half-time. The Gunners remain in fifth on goal difference, but move level on points with Chelsea, who are in action at Bournemouth on Wednesday. Cardiff on the other hand remain rooted in the bottom three, but did at least grab a consolation their efforts on the night. Sri Lanka suffer more setbacks ahead of Australia Test Sports Desk: Sri Lanka's preparations for the final Test against Australia suffered further setbacks Wednesday when coach Chandika Hathurusingha was stripped of his team selection responsibilities and their batting coach returned home for personal reasons, reports BSS. Hathurusingha was officially removed from the ontour selection panel, governing body Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) said, although it is understood he still has a say on player decisions. "The majority decision of the manager, captain and members of the selection committee shall prevail on any selection made," SLC said in a statement, without giving details about why the change was made. It added that batting coach Jon Lewis was "on leave to attend a family matter", with Avishka Gunawardena flying to Australia to replace him. The news came as injured bowlers Lahiru Kumara and Dushmantha Chameera returned home after picking up injuries in the first Test in Brisbane. Uncapped right arm fast bowler Chamika Karunaratne was picked to replace Kumara. Sri Lanka are bidding to level the two-Test series in Canberra when it gets underway on Friday, after being thrashed by Australia by an innings and 40 runs in the first Test. Sri Lanka recently lost their series against New Zealand 3-0 and face the prospect of being swept again.
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