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I N T E R N A T I O N A L

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Fashion designer Kate Spade found dead, NY police confirm suicide NEW YORK - Designer Kate Spade, one of the biggest names in American fashion, was found dead Tuesday in New York after committing suicide, police said. She was 55. Celebrity website TMZ said the designer -- especially known for her sleek handbags -- hanged herself in her Park Avenue apartment. A police spokeswoman confirmed Spade committed suicide but told AFP the exact circumstances of her death were not yet clear. Spade, who first worked as a journalist, including a stint at Ma-

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demoiselle magazine, launched her eponymous fashion label in 1993 with her husband Andy. Her cheerful use of bright colors and prints proved a hit with career women. She had sold the last of her shares in Kate Spade New York more than 10 years ago, and was no longer directly associated with the management of the company bearing her name. In the past few years, Spade -born Katherine Brosnahan -- had launched a new accessories label, Frances Valentine. (afp)

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With their fast cars, furs and fedoras, the heroes of 1970s “blaxploitation” are making a comeback on the big screen as Hollywood indulges its endless addiction to cinematic nostalgia.

Atlanta-set ‘Superfly’ leads blaxploitation revival

LOS ANGELES - With their fast cars, furs and fedoras, the heroes of 1970s “blaxploitation” are making a comeback on the big screen as Hollywood indulges its endless addiction to cinematic nostalgia.

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In this file photo taken on June 6, 2004 designer Kate Spade attends the “2004 CFDA Fashion Awards” at the New York Public Library in New York City.

Seen variously as a rich celebration of Black America or a regressive return to negative stereotyping, the movement is an attempt by filmmakers to relive the thrill of “The Mack,” “Foxy Brown” and other classics. Next year, moviegoers can expect yet another reboot of “Shaft” starring Samuel L. Jackson, while Warner Bros. plans to remake 1973’s “Cleopatra Jones” and a

new “Foxy Brown” is headed to internet streamer Hulu. Hitting US theaters on Wednesday next week is “Superfly,” Sony’s remake of the 1972 classic “Super Fly,” a touchstone in black cultural history and perhaps the definitive blaxploitation film. “Some of my favorite movies are remakes,” music video veteran turned filmmaker Director X told a news conference in Los Angeles at

the weekend. “’Scarface’ is a remake, ‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers’ is a remake, so I wanted the possibility to make a great remake of a classic film.” Released on August 4, 1972, “Super Fly” told the story of Harlem drug pusher Youngblood Priest (Ron O’Neal) trying to score one last big deal before retiring from a life of crime. (afp)

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Jordan king calls for review of bill that sparked protests

Jordan’s King Abdullah II called for a review of a controversial draft tax law Tuesday as anti-austerity protesters staged another night of demonstrations in Amman and trade unions vowed to hold a general strike later Wednesday. For nearly a week, the capital and other cities have been hit by angry rallies against reforms backed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that have brought repeated price hikes. Prime Minister Hani Mulki stepped down on Monday in an effort to quell the unrest but his departure -- and King Abdullah’s call to review the law -- appear to have done little to reduce public anger. On Tuesday evening, protesters held another mass rally in Amman after breaking their Ramadan fast, jostling with police and waving Jordanian flags. Trade unions said the law review was a “positive” step but nonetheless called for a general strike on Wednesday. Many demonstrators said they wanted more than Mulki’s departure. “We want new people who really want to bring in reforms, we do not want politicians from the same circles who only want to solve the IMF’s problems by stealing money from the people’s pockets,” one male protester, who declined to give his name, told AFP. Another, who gave his first name as Khalil, said Jordan’s political system, which grants the monarchy vast executive powers, should become more democratic and ac-

countable. “We must elect the government, so that when errors are made they will be responsible to the people who elected them,” he said. In a letter charging new premier Omar al-Razzaz with forming a government, King Abdullah II said it “must carry out a comprehensive review of the tax system” to avoid “unjust taxes that do not achieve justice and balance between the incomes of the poor and the rich”. Late Monday, the king had warned Jordan was “at a crossroads”, blaming the economic woes on regional instability, the burden of hosting hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees and a lack of international support. Protesters on Monday night chanted “we want rights and duties, not tips and handouts!” and “down with the IMF!” as they gathered under a heavy police presence. Continued to page 6 News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am. Listen to Global Radio FM at http:// globalfmbali.listen2myradio.com or live video streaming at http:// radioglobalfmbali.com and http:// ustream.tv/channel/global-fm-bali.

A protester sitting on a street sign waves a flag during a demonstration in Amman, Jordan, on June 4, 2018. Jordanian Prime Minister Hani Mulki resigned on June 4 after a wave of anti-austerity protests by citizens suffering from high unemployment and repeated price hikes.


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