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Katie Holmes finds Tom Cruise is “Mission: Impossible”
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LOS ANGELES - Actress Katie Holmes has filed for divorce from her superstar husband Tom Cruise, ending a six-year marriage that produced one daughter and captivated celebrity watchers worldwide. Holmes filed papers in New York City on Thursday, citing irreconcilable differences and seeking sole custody of the couple’s six-year-old daughter Suri in a move that came “out of the blue” for the “Mission: Impossible” actor, said one source with knowledge of the situation. The source said Cruise is out of the country filming a movie in Iceland and the filing came as a surprise. The actor’s spokeswoman issued a brief statement, saying: “Kate has filed for divorce and Tom is deeply saddened and is concentrating on his three children. Please allow them their privacy to work this out.” No further comment was made Los Angeles-based attorney Bert Fields, who has represented Cruise in other matters but is not handling the divorce, confirmed the filing but declined to give further
details. “Tom wants to be very private,” Fields said. Earlier on Friday, People magazine quoted Holmes’ attorney Jonathan Wolfe as calling it “a personal and private matter for Katie and her family ... Katie’s primary concern remains, as it always has been, her daughter’s best interest.” The couple’s marriage, which began at an elaborate, Italian castle wedding in November 2006, has been closely followed by the celebrity press ever since the pair, dubbed TomKat, began dating in 2005.
NEW YORK — Sigourney Weaver and David Hyde Pierce are teaming up to play siblings this fall as both make a return to the stage in a Chekhov-inspired play. Weaver, a three-time Academy Award nominee, and Tony Award-winning Pierce
will star in Christopher Durang’s “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.” The play, which takes characters and themes from Chekhov and sets them in present day Pennsylvania, will start life at the McCarter Theatre in New Jersey before jumping to Lincoln Center Theater in October. In the play, Vanya
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This combination of 2012 file photos shows actors Sigourney Weaver, left, and David Hyde Pierce. Weaver and Pierce are teaming up to play siblings as both make a return to the stage in a Chekhov-inspired play, Christopher Durang’s “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike.
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UEFA under fire for ‘manipulated’ Euro 2012 images Associated Press Writer
Actor Tom Cruise and his wife, actress Katie Holmes, arrive at the 2012 Vanity Fair Oscar party in West Hollywood, California February 26, 2012.
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(Pierce) and his stepsister have stayed home to take care of their ailing parents while their movie star sister Masha (Weaver) has been touring the world. Sparks fly at a family reunion. Weaver, who met Durang when both attended Yale University’s School of Drama, has been in a Durang play before — starring on Broadway in his “Sex and Longing” in 1996. Weaver and Pierce have both been in the playwright’s “Beyond Therapy,” but she was in an off-Broadway 1981 version and he took it to Broadway in 1982. “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike” will run from Sept. 7 through Oct. 7 at the McCarter Theatre. Previews at Lincoln Center begin Oct. 25 with an opening set for Nov. 12 at the Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater. It will be directed by Nicholas Martin. The rest of the cast will be made up of Genevieve Angelson, Shalita Grant, Billy Magnussen and Kristine Nielsen. Weaver, whose Broadway credits include “Hurlyburly” in 1984, is working on the USA series “Political Animals.” Her notable film credits include “Alien,” ‘’Avatar,” ‘’Working Girl” and “Ghostbusters.” Four-time Emmy Award-winner Pierce has spent a lot of time on stage since the end of his sitcom “Frasier,” including Broadway stints in “Spamalot,” ‘’Curtains,” ‘’Accent on Youth” and “La Bete.”
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BERLIN — UEFA has come under fire in Germany for allowing prerecorded scenes to be cut into live coverage of games from the European Championships. Images of a German fan crying after Mario Balotelli’s second goal in Thursday’s 2-1 defeat to Italy were in fact taken before the semifinal, when she was overcome with emotion during the anthems. The issue came to light when the woman received e-mails from friends at home wondering why she was so upset with almost an hour still to play. “We are surprised and irritated,” Joerg Schoenenborn, the Euro 2012 chief editor of German broadcaster ARD, told Saturday’s Sueddeutschen Zeitung newspaper. “These pictures aren’t acceptable for us, especially since we spoke to UEFA about this problem a few days ago. We’re now looking for further talks.” UEFA told The Associated Press that it was striving to show “the human story of the game” in its television coverage, and had “no aim whatsoever to exercise any form of control over the images delivered to broadcasters.” Continued on page 6
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A German fan holds up a scarf as he waits for the kickoff of the Euro 2012 soccer championship semifinal match between Germany and Italy in Warsaw, Poland, Thursday, June 28, 2012.
Fruit and vegetable import rises sharply Bali Post
DENPASAR - Indonesia does not only export the products of nature to several countries, but also imports products from outside to meet the domestic needs. Ministry of Trade noted the value of imports, particularly the horticultural products like fruits and vegetables had increased nearly 300 percent within the past five years.
Directorate General of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Trade, Deddy Saleh, said the value of import of such products in 2006 totaled USD 600 million, while in 2011 it increased to USD 1.7 billion. Most of those horticultural products were imported from China. “Hopefully, this product can be supplied by domestic farmers, but their products should be able to compete against the imported products through improvement of
quality,” said Deddy Saleh. According to him, an imported horticulture product from various countries should be addressed with the fulfillment of domestic horticultural product with assured quality. “As a matter of fact, most domestic consumers really wanted the products, but sometimes the products could not compete in the market,” he said. However, the restriction policy, said Deddy Saleh, had made
the value of imports tend to be restrained so far. Moreover, there had been other regulations, such as the products could only come in through four special harbors, except for the products from countries that had established cooperation to guarantee the condition. “Horticultural products whose countries of origin have established cooperation are the United States, Australia and Canada. Products from these three coun-
tries can be received through the Tanjung Priok Harbor,” he said. He urged the importers to bring in fruits or vegetables from overseas and distribute them in Indonesia, especially Bali, with assured quality and security. “Please do not import horticultural products containing hazardous substances for the consumption of foreign tourists who make a visit to the Island of the Gods,” he affirmed. Continued on page 6