An ever shifting collection from some favorite internet feeds
This is a list of daily offerings of several of my favorite news websites. Some of these websites offer videos to watch, and, you will need a high speed internet connection, to watch those. If you look back to the menu item you just clicked, you will see that it has expanded. If you touch “Sources” - you can then peruse each feed independently, rather than in a big conglomeration, like you have on this page.
US vows 'huge' marine protection
The US is to establish "the largest area of protected sea in the world", banning fishing and mining, around its Pacific islands.
Japanese whaler reported missing
Rescuers hold out little hope of finding a Japanese sailor alive after he goes missing from a whaling ship in the Antarctic.
Producers Guild names top film nominees
The Producers Guild of America on Monday unveiled nominees for their film and television awards with "The Dark Knight" and "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" among nominees for best-produced movie
Pink iguana rewrites family tree
A type of iguana missed by Darwin during his Galapagos trip promises to rewrite the animal's history in the islands.
Barry Hertz: Top 10 movies of 2008
Our film writers continue their ranking of last year's best films
Animated field vies for Oscar nominatons
"WALL-E" and "Kung Fu Panda" were critical and commercial hits last year, making them near shoo-ins for Oscar nominations in the best animated film category
Will Smith listed as top money-making actor of 2008
Actor Will Smith, star of "Hancock" and "Seven Pounds", was voted the top money-making movie star of 2008, dethroning Johnny Depp in an annual poll released on Friday of movie theater owners and film buyers.
Holding Gaza hostage
Gaza's humanitarian crisis escalates as the world watches in silence. Dina Ezzat reports from Cairo, Saleh Al-Naami from Gaza
The right to air
A dispute over TV rights postponed a local soccer derby and shed light on the absence of clear laws governing who may broadcast what. Nashwa Abdel-Tawab reports on a row that basically affects the football man on the street
Reform to continue
President Hosni Mubarak vows that the government will press ahead with economic reforms in the face of the global financial crisis, writes Gamal Essam El-Din
Brown on black
Reem Leila reports on the appearance of a massive brown cloud of toxic waste
Politics and pirates
Resolving Somalia's piracy problem will take political as much as military intervention, Dina Ezzat reports
Long road to UNESCO
During his 21-year tenure as minister of culture Farouk Hosni has been a controversial figure, frequently locked in feuds with the NDP, Islamist politicians and left-leaning intellectuals. His latest battle, as a candidate for UNESCO's director-general, is being fought on an international front. Assem El-Kersh and Nevine El-Aref speak to him about his campaign
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