ONE seriously has to question whether national police Commissioner Jackie Selebi is really fit to lead South Africa's safety and security law-

Let's assume the commissioner has now come to realise that his police force is totally inept at solving crimes or protecting the thousands of citizens who, on a daily basis, have become targets of barbarous, violent crimes.

If so, it's und...

DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - Henry VIII is coming back to the throne. And this time, he's bloody gorgeous.

Showtime's epic 10-part miniseries "The Tudors" holds court starting 10 p.m. EDT Sunday, with Jonathan Rhys Meyers cast as the unlikely lead. (The show is to air this fall on CBC, although no date has been set.)

And much like Henry VIII, the show's producers can't disguise their...

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Henry VIII is coming back to the throne. And this time, he's bloody gorgeous.

Showtime's epic 10-part miniseries "The Tudors" holds court starting 10 p.m. tonight, with Jonathan Rhys Meyers in charge.

And much like Henry VIII, the show's producers can't disguise their ambitions - to produce a show that finally gets Showtime an HBO-style hit, popular both with the Emmy nobility a...

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The New York music scene can usually absorb the loss of one club or another without too much difficulty. If one shuts down, another will open pretty soon.

But when the Lower East Side club Tonic closes after a performance by John Zorn on April 13, it will be an especially hard blow. For nine years, this tiny room on Norfolk Street, in the former home of the Kedem kosher winery, has been t...

Henry VIII is coming back to the throne. And this time, he's bloody gorgeous.

Showtime's epic 10-part miniseries The Tudors holds court starting 10 p.m. Sunday, with Jonathan Rhys Meyers cast as the unlikely lead.

And, much like Henry VIII, the show's producers can't disguise their ambitions -- to produce a show that finally gets Showtime an HBO-style hit, popular both with the ...

Given the recent success of sword-and-sandals epics such as 300 and HBO's Rome, it seems almost a no-brainer to turn the early days of Henry VIII's 16th century court into a sleek, well-produced soap opera. After all, it's a story with intrigue, philandering, death - and a virile, young rock star of a monarch.

So, as Showtime's 10-part series The Tudors hits the small scre...

Religion taking root online: Around the world and in every faith, the Internet has become a hub of worship

Connecting ancient and new, religion online is taking root

Balaji, a Hindu priest, stood before the reclining god and offered a plate of coconut and bananas. His chest bare and his face adorned with red and yellow sacred paste, he set the food at the foot of a statue that Hind...