Luiza Oleszczuk

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• Sep 19, 2011

  Scarlett Johansson Leaked Photos 2011: FBI Hacking Investigation Began Prior to Online Pictures

  The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) had already been looking into the case of Scarlett Johansson’s phone hacking before her nude photos leaked, the Los Angeles Times reported Saturday.

• Sep 19, 2011

  Ground Zero Mosque Set to Open on Wednesday

  The Islamic community center in lower Manhattan known as the “Ground Zero Mosque” will officially open on Wednesday with a photography exhibition, the representatives of Park51, the group behind the project, have stated.

• Sep 19, 2011

  Emmy Award Winners 2011: Ricky Gervais 'Banned' From Attending

  Ricky Gervais was banned from the 2011 Emmy Awards gala and his pre-recorded speech was faux edited by producers and caused outbursts of laughter in the audience.

• Sep 19, 2011

  'Modern Family' Sweeps Emmy Awards 2011

  ABC’s sitcom “Modern Family,” featuring a gay male and an interracial couple, swept five statuettes during Sunday’s Emmy Awards ceremony, including the best comedy award.

• Sep 18, 2011

  Jehovah's Witnesses Move to Mega Complex After 100 Years in Brooklyn

  The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, better known as the Jehovah’s Witnesses, are moving out of Brooklyn after over 100 years, planning to establish a mega complex in upstate New York. They’ve started to put their multi-million dollar properties on the market last week.

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  Sep 17, 2011

  Michele Bachmann on Jay Leno: 'We Don’t Discriminate Against Gays'

  Michele Bachmann told Jay Leno Friday that her husband's clinic, criticized for its controversial therapy that uses Bible readings to convert gay patients, is doing a great job and does not discriminate against gays.

• Sep 16, 2011

  AT&T Launches LTE 4G Network Sunday

  AT&T launches its LTE 4G network Sunday, promising faster downloads.

• Sep 16, 2011

  Paris Ban on Street Prayers Sends 2,000 Muslims Into Barracks

  A ban on praying in the streets has come into force in France on Friday, forcing thousands of Paris Muslims into a disused fire brigade barracks; a makeshift prayer site in the Goutte d'Or district.

• Sep 16, 2011

  Presbyterian Church Accuses Companies of 'Non-Peaceful' Support of Israel

  The Presbyterian Church USA (PC USA) has accused Caterpillar, HP and Motorola of supporting the Israeli government in a "non-peaceful way."

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  Sep 16, 2011

  Bible and Justin Bieber Help Book Publishers as Print Continues to Decline

  Even though the book industry is currently experiencing an all-time low for traditional print publishing, companies releasing popular religious books such as new Bible editions, and even the biography of young Christian pop idol Justin Bieber continue to sell well.