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Catch Orlando Bloom, Johnny Depp and Geoffrey Rush in the
swashbuckling adventure – Pirates of the Caribbean:
The Curse of the Black Pearl as it fights its way
into cinemas.
Reese Witherspoon returns as Elle Woods
in the sequel – Legally Blonde 2, which
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Although you won’t get a chance to see superstars Brad
Pitt and Catherine Zeta-Jones, listen to them as they lend
their voices to the characters in the new cartoon movie, Sinbad:
Legend of the Seven Seas.
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Who will go back carrying awards and who will leave empty-handed
at this year’s Singapore Hit Awards?
The annual music highlight unfolds at Suntec City Convention
Halls 601 & 602, and fans will definitely have something
to cheer about. Get your tickets from www.ticketcharge.com.sg
at $41- $91 to see your idols up close.
Here’s your chance to see
Asia’s best in the athletics scene at the Singapore
Open, which will be held today and tomorrow at Serangoon
Stadium. Admission is free.
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Go take a walk with your friends at the annual New
Paper Big Walk held at the National Stadium. It starts
at 7.30am.
If you’d
rather walk at a more leisurely pace, head on down to the
Chinese Garden for the Lantern Fantasy 2003,
where you’ll be able to see life-size Hello Kitty and
Little Twin Stars as the traditional lanterns toted about
this time of the year. Tickets are available from www.sistic.com.sg.
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Didn’t get the chance to see the Yonex-Sunrise 2003?
Well then, don’t miss your chance to see the Singapore
Pools Asian Satellite Badminton Championship from today to
Sep 14. Admission to the Singapore Badminton Hall is free.
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British leading man Hugh Grant turns 43 today. |
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Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett star in Hollywood
Homicide, where they both investigate on the death
of a group of rappers. Opens today.
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Before it ends on Sept 14, go down to the Asian Civilisations
Museum and take a look at the beginning of the Indian National
Army to the trails of its soldiers at the Red Fort in Delhi,
India. Free admission after 6pm on Friday.
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Take a look at photographs of local indie bands taken by Mary-Ann
Teo at the Esplanade Tunnel till Oct 7. Admission is free, and
it is open from 6 am – 12 am. |
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Known for their dance moves, Taiwanese boyband Energy will stage
a 1-night only concert at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. So get
your tickets at $56 - $126 from www.sistic.com.sg and rush down
to the stadium before it’s too late. |
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Famous local classical group T’ang Quartet returns to
perform at the Victoria Concert Hall for 1 night. Tickets are
at $12, $16 from www.sistic.com.sg. |
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Famous mystery/suspense author Agatha
Christie was born today 112 years ago. |
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Illusionist David Copperfield turns 47 today. |
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What’s going to happen in Holland Village?
Get your regular fix at Channel 8, 7 pm. |
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Photographica Australis, on till Nov 9, is a photo
exhibition showing the culture, community, and the ideals of
Australian suburbia. It’s held at the Singapore Art Museum
and admission fees apply. |
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Famous horror author, Stephen King blows out 46 candles today.
Country singer, Faith Hill has
10 fewer than him on her cake.
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Join astronauts in Space Station, as they travel
350km above of Earth to perform the in-orbit assembly of the
International Space Station. The IMAX movie is showing at the
Omni-Theatre at the Singapore Science Theatre. |
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Famous celeb couple Michael Douglas
and Catherine Zeta-Jones were both born 59 and 34 years from
today.
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Tennis Star, Serena Williams turns 22. |
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Gwyneth Paltrow was born exactly 31 years ago.
Don’t forget to help raise money for Alzheimer patients
at the Memory Walk at Bukit Gombak Stadium. You can also register
on the spot.
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