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  Sep 19, 2011

  iPhone 5 Release Date Rumors: Samsung Seeks to Ban Apple Product Before Launch

  Samsung is trying to ban Apple's iPhone 5 in South Korea, various media reports have claimed.

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  Sep 19, 2011

  Emmy Award Winners 2011: Charlie Sheen Surprise Presenter Meets Two and a Half Men Crew (PHOTO)

  Charlie Sheen was a surprise presenter at last night's Emmy awards, as he offered a heartfelt message wishing good luck to the cast and crew of the Two and a Half Men series from which he was famously and publicly sacked earlier this year.

• Sep 19, 2011

  Netflix CEO Issues Groveling Apology to Angry Customers, Introduces Qwikster

  As Netflix CEO Reed Hastings announced Sunday night that the company would be rebranding its movies-by-mail service to Qwikster, he also offered a groveling apology for the sparking the anger of thousands of customers when the brand divided its subscription services.

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  Sep 19, 2011

  Netflix Rebrands as Qwikster, Adds Video Gaming Service

  Netflix is rebranding its movies-by-mail service. The service will change its name to “Qwikster” and add video games to its delivery service, the company’s CEO Reed Hastings announced Sunday evening.

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  Sep 19, 2011

  iPhone 5 Release Date: Network Boss Leaks Launch Date

  It seems as though Apple's iPhone 5 will drop in the U.S. on October 7, after the boss of European carrier Orange accidently disclosed the date the next generation iPhone would become available.

• Sep 16, 2011

  'Anti-Jewish' App Removed From Apple Store in France, Still Available in US

  Apple has done away with a controversial anti-Jewish App on its Apple store. The company seems to have succumbed to pressure from critics, who feared the App may fuel anti-Semitism.

• Sep 16, 2011

  Muslim Street Prayer Banned in Paris, Other Cities in France to Follow

  A new law in Paris will mean that Muslims caught praying in the streets of the capital will be arrested.

• Sep 16, 2011

  Muslims Win Ruling Allowing Religious Taxi Drivers to Remove Immoral Ads From Cabs

  Muslim taxi drivers in New York have won a landmark ruling giving them the right to take down ads for strip clubs from the roofs of their taxis.

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  Sep 16, 2011

  Hillary Clinton Beats Obama: Now Most Popular Politician in America

  Secretary of State Hilary Clinton has been voted the most popular national political figure in America, according to the Bloomberg National Poll.

• Sep 16, 2011

  New York Fashion Week Stokes Backlash as 6-Year-Old Gyrates on Catwalk

  Parents across America have expressed outrage, and are questioning why a girl aged just six was allowed to gyrate on the catwalk at New York Fashion Week.