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Her performance in Still Alice as a professor grappling with early-onset Alzheimer’s earned Julianne Moore an Oscar as Best Actress. Julianne Moore and a portrait of two marriages

CINDY PEARLMAN really matters. Not Moore. with the occasional studio blockbuster. wants to have a baby. She meets John NYT SYNDICATE “It’s seriously a mess in my office right Her next film, written and directed by (Ethan Hawke), an adjunct professor writ- now,” the 55-year-old actress admit- Rebecca Miller, is Maggie’s Plan, ing a novel, who is unhappily married to Y the time she was nominated ted, laughing, during a telephone due to open in limited release on Georgette. He and Maggie have an affair, for an Academy Award as interview. “But May 27. The film casts Moore get married and have a child. Soon, how- Best Actress for her per- all I can tell as Georgette, a Danish an- ever, Maggie decides that she’s unhappy formance as an Alzheimer’s you is that thropologist whose marriage with her new life and concocts a plan. patient in Still Alice (2014), when I look is falling apart. “More than anything,” Moore said, BJulianne Moore knew better than to ex- at the awards “I loved her on the “she wants to reunite me with my ex- pect to win. She’d been Oscar-nominated which I do keep page,” the actress said. husband.” four times before, and four times had had on my desk in “She’s an academic, an The film is a comedy, but it’s also a to smile and applaud as someone else col- the office – and anthropologist. She’s serious look at the ups and downs of mar- lected the award. I do look, be- quite a command- riage. Even when her husband, director Bart cause it never ing woman, but “It discusses what happens in a long Freundlich, told her that it was in the bag, gets old – I still that’s not all. marriage and how relationships have their she didn’t take it seriously. say, ‘I can’t She’s not what peaks and valleys,” Moore said. “I really “He was the first person to see Still believe this she appears liked the ideas Rebecca presented. She’s Alice,” Moore recalled. “I heard him crying has happened to be, which a great friend and an amazing talent. She during the screening and, when we walked to me.’” was deli- wrote about how you can look at a situa- out, I’ll never forget Bart saying, ‘You’re Winning the cious.” tion from the outside and it’s not what you going to win the Oscar.’ Oscar hasn’t led The title think.” “He was the one who actually walked to any slowdown character, Born Julie Anne Smith at Fort Bragg me up the Oscar steps.” for Moore, who has played by in North Carolina, Moore was the daugh- It’s customary for Oscar winners to long been one of Holly- Greta Gerwig, ter of an Army colonel who was a military laugh off the award, to say that it’s all wood’s busiest actresses, is a younger judge. Her mother was a psychologist and hype, that “the work” is the only thing that mixing intelligent indies woman who social worker, and the family — including 03 COVER STORY Friday, May 20, 2016

a younger sister and brother — moved often because of their father’s repostings. “I attended so many different schools that I was truly reinventing myself with each move,” Moore recalled. “I would adapt for the place and time. I guess it was great early acting training.” At 16, after stops in Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Panama, Nebraska, Alaska, New York and Virginia, she moved to Frank- furt, Germany, and began high school. At the time she planned to become a doctor, but she showed an interest in acting and an English teacher encouraged her to pur- sue it as a career. She went on to Boston University, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in theatre. From there she headed to New York, where she waitressed and worked in Off- The role of Frannie Hughes on As the World Turns Broadway plays. Her first big break came was a career breakthrough for future Oscar when she was cast as Frannie Hughes Greta Gerwig (left) and Moore play romantic rivals in Maggie’s Plan. winner Moore. in the soap opera ‘As the World Turns’ (1985-1987). “It was baby steps at first,” Moore said. “I never quit, because I was driven by the desire to act. I also wanted to have a job and approached it that way.” She made her film debut as the victim of a mummy in Tales from the Darkside: The Movie (1990), but first got trac- tion with the nanny-from-hell thriller The Hand that Rocks the Cradle (1992). Moore garnered critical raves for her per- formance in Robert Altman’s Short Cuts (1993), and earned her first Oscar nomi- nation as Best Supporting Actress for her work as a porn star in Paul Thomas An- derson’s Boogie Nights (1997). She got her first nomination as Best Leading Actress for The End of the Affair (1999), and in 2002 received matching nominations as Best Leading Actress for her performance Moore specialises in indie dramas, but occasionally ventures onto blockbuster In Far from Heaven, Moore played a 1950s housewife trapped in a in Far from Heaven (2002) and as Best turf, most notably as President Alma Coin in the Hunger Games series. stultifying marriage. Supporting Actress for The Hours (2002). Moore has mixed the indie dramas for stories about relationships. When there’s young woman who changes the world, pace, which Moore said is because acting which she’s best known with occasional success with a film like Still Alice, people which is every kid’s hope and fantasy, boy still excites her. mainstream fare, most notably Steven think about more personal stories be- or girl.” “I’m still so intrigued and stimulated Spielberg’s The Lost World: Jurassic Park cause they know it can work. It can make That said, Moore still gravitates to- by this work,” she said. “Honestly, I still (1997), Ridley Scott’s Hannibal (2001), money. ward smaller films of the indie variety. do movies the same way I approached Carrie (2013) and The Hunger Games: “At the end of the day,” she said, “Hol- “More than anything, I like stories plays when I was younger. I do it because I Mockingjay (2014-2015). She character- lywood is still a business. It always comes about real people, real relationships and love doing it — and to be able to do some- ised her career as “incredibly incremen- down to who is buying tickets.” real families,” she said. “Give me a story thing I love means a pretty fantastic life.” tal.” Playing President Alma Coin in The that asks, ‘Who do we love? Who do you One thing has changed: These days “It was a long road to get to the place Hunger Games: Mockingjay boosted her value?’” Moore often finds herself asked to give where I could do what I wanted to do,” career by demonstrating that she could She also savours the human contact advice to younger actors. she said, “which was character-driven contribute to a blockbuster, but Moore with other actors that comes with telling a “I tell them to keep going,” she said. pieces … I’m very fortunate that I can be insisted that the series meant more to her story that isn’t about aliens or superhero “You have to be persistent in this career. It so material-driven now.” than that. slugfests. also takes a lot longer than you imagine. Her upcoming films include Kings- “I fell in love with the books when I “One of the most exciting things about “Most of all, I tell people, ‘Act because man: The Golden Circle, with Colin was on vacation with my children and acting, for me, is getting into that space you love it,’” Moore concluded, laughing. Firth and Halle Berry, and Todd Haynes’ needed something to read,” she explained. with the other actor,” Moore said. “You “If you’re an actor because you want to Wonderstruck, about a young boy from “I started reading my daughter’s book. bring something, they bring something. enjoy all the stuff around it, then don’t be the Midwest and a young girl in New York When the role came around, I was really It all comes together. You have no control an actor!” who have a mysterious connection. honoured to play President Coin. What over it, and it’s magic.” Many of her peers bemoan the cur- I wanted to do over the films was show a Moore lives in Manhattan’s Greenwich rent state of Hollywood, in which serious political evolution. My character evolves Village with Freundlich. The two met on films intended for adults can get lost in the into a different kind of leader over the the set of his movie The Myth of Finger- backwash of science-fiction and superhero process. prints (1996), and have two children: blockbusters. However, Moore downplays “I love the idea that one individual can 14-year-old Liv and 18-year-old Caleb, this concern. change the world,” Moore added. “The who’s about to go off to college. “It’s harder, but it can be done,” the films asked, ‘Who are you? Who are you “I’m not ready,” she said, “but I’m sure actress said. “I know there is an audience going to be? Do you have free will?’ I have it will be an experience.” that wants to see complicated, interesting a daughter, and these films are about a Winning the Oscar hasn’t slowed her 04 Friday, May 20, 2016 Advanced solution to detect cyber attacks in Qatar

TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK cyber threats, including some of the most advanced Security Risks Survey 2015, conducted by Kaspersky ones, for which they need knowledge of possible Lab and B2B International, 9 percent of organisa- ASPERSKY Lab announced a major expan- attack vectors, indicators of compromise, and the tions globally and 8 percent in KSA said they have sion of its enterprise security product port- ability to distinguish normal operations from mali- experienced a targeted attack in the last year. Kfolio in Qatar with a solution designed to cious activity. This requires strong security expertise Conventional protection technologies are very detect targeted cyber attacks. The Kaspersky Anti combined with technology that is capable of spotting good at preventing generic threats and attacks from Targeted Attack Platform is a premium solution a criminal act in the avalanche of daily activity in a breaching the corporate perimeter. Although the based on the most advanced technology to date that large corporation, This challenge is being addressed number of such threats is still growing, businesses draws on Kaspersky Lab’s expertise in the detec- with the Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack Platform, are becoming more concerned about targeted attacks tion and analysis of the world’s most sophisticated together with the security services aimed at sharing and advanced cyber-weapons used for the purposes threats. security intelligence with our customers faster than of cyber-espionage or the disruption of business The Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack Platform ever before,” commented, Kaspersky Lab Middle activity. While these threats represent a tiny fraction The Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack Platform East Managing Director Ovanes Mikhaylov. (less than 1 percent) of the entire landscape, they analyses data collected from different points of the Defining the new era of IT security present the highest risk to companies worldwide. corporate IT infrastructure. The solution’s sensors Qatar’s cyber landscape scene has witnessed What’s even more important, the number of such are responsible for data acquisition over network a number of advanced cyber attacks on organisa- attacks is growing steadily, and the price-per-attack traffic, web and e-mail as well as endpoints. This tions in the past years making Qatar one of the most is diminishing. allows the solution to detect complex attacks at any targeted countries in the Middle East. The Middle Solving the “one percent” problem requires stage, even when no malicious activity is taking East as a whole has faced numerous targeted attacks, advanced technology and proper security intelli- place, like data exfiltration. Suspicious events are including those advanced persistent threats discov- gence that has either been accumulated within the then processed via different engines, including an ered by Kaspersky Lab (Flame, Turla, Epic Turla, company or requested from a security vendor. The Advanced Sandbox and a Targeted Attack Analyzer Shamoon, Adwind, Wild Neutron, Poseidon, with Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack Platform is designed for a final verdict. Qatar being among top targets in such ones as the to identify and highlight unusual actions that consti- “Nowadays businesses need to overcome many Desert Falcons and MiniFlame). According to the IT tute strong evidence of malicious intent. Anantara launches luxury resort in Oman TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK wadis, and historical forts. The Anantara echoes this fortified architecture, placing L Baleed Resort Salalah by guests in modern ramparts inspired the Anantara, will soon open its doors commanding indigenous citadels and Ain the lush seaside jewel of Oman’s re-imagined with sophisticated contem- southern shores. Famed for the riches of porary interiors. its frankincense groves and a profusion A total of 115 rooms and villas over- of tropical greenery that conjures up new look the drama of the canyon or tranquil images of Arabia, Salalah offers travel- gardens. Each features its own indigenous lers a destination of breathtaking natural luxuries from custom-made Omani fur- beauty. The new resort makes the most of niture to Amouage bath products evok- an immaculate site, placing guests be- ing the region’s priceless fragrances. The tween a long, scenic beach and freshwater resort’s 82 Premier and Deluxe Rooms lagoon. Drawing from centuries of coastal boast a spacious bedroom, amongst the heritage and embracing the desires of largest in the country, and a spa-like modern travellers, Anantara is set to de- bathroom carved out of sustainable mate- liver its indigenous inspired-hospitality to rial from the local area, complete with a Salalah when the resort welcomes its first rain shower and separate bath alongside a guests this summer. designed with the region’s iconic coastal luxury with handcrafted furnishings and terrace or balcony. Meanwhile, 33 vil- As the oldest independent state in the fortresses in mind. Striking and authentic rich textures throughout to enhance the las grant guests an intimate escape each Arab world, the region is defined by a rich architecture will be framed by lush tropical contemporary Middle Eastern ambience. with personal butler services and its own history, with an abundance of archeologi- gardens, walkways surrounded by tower- Meanwhile, Al Jabal Al Akhdar takes private swimming pool stretching infinity- cal sites, imposing forts, frankincense trees ing palms and eye-catching water features guests on an adventurous drive – two edge over the cliffs or hidden in an exotic and vibrant souqs for those looking to to create an air of tranquillity and serenity. hours from Muscat International Airport garden. Guests have the choice of either tune into the spirit of old Arabia. Al Baleed Overlooking the Arabian Sea, the resort or four and half hours from Dubai – past one or two bedrooms, including the exclu- Resort Salalah by Anantara has been will comprise 136 rooms and villas, offering date plantations, valleys known locally as sive Royal Mountain Villa.

Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Al Baleed Resort – Salalah Al Baleed Resort – Salalah 05 CITY CIRCUIT Friday, May 20, 2016

CBSE Badminton Qatar Cluster Tournament overall champions in the boys and girls categoris. BPS strikes gold at CBSE Badminton Cluster tourney

TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK Under-17 Girls categories. They also Arun, Jayden Jacob (Under-14 Boys), Menon, Atul Shankar, Victor Viju, won the silver medal in the Under-17 Joan Marry, Bhavya Kumar, Agnel Shangeet Vishnu (Under-19 Boys), IRLA Public School students Boys, and the bronze medal in the Joseph, Smrithi, (Under-14 Girls), and Aditi Garle, Carol Joseph, Harsha emerged winners at the recent Under-19 Boys and Under-19 Girls Sunidhi Shenoy, Thea Anil, Rachana Jackson, and Snehal Kolte (Under-19 BCBSE Badminton Cluster Tour- categories. Shetty, Mehak (Under-17 Girls), Abra- Girls). nament winning the gold medal in the The names of the winners are: ham Sunil, Rohit Manoj, Janish Jubin, The teams were coached by Under-14 Boys, Under-14 Girls and Rehan Arshad, Harry Philip, Sumith Gaurav Kolte (Under-17 Boys), Aditya Shankar Singh Mehta.

HAPPENINGS IN QATAR

ASPIRE IN-SIDE-OUT FUN RUN 2016 the student can explore alternative means of com- tive on the international art scene. When: May 20 at 7.00 pm municating, understanding and interacting with his Where: Aspire Zone Warm Up Track or her peers, his or her environment, and the wider QATARI AGRICULTURAL PRODUCT YARDS Registration fee: QR50 (18 & older); QR25 (17 & world. The resulting works become part of a personal When: Till June 30, 2016 younger); Minimum participant age is 10. journey of interpretation. Time: 7am to 5pm Join a 5-km fun run and burn some calories. Venue: Al Mazrooa, Al Zakheera, Al Khor, Al Wakrah Runners will make their way around both an indoor CONTEMPORARY ART FROM CHINA Admission: Free and outdoor course, giving participants an exclusive When: Till June 16 The Ministry of Municipality and Environment will chance to discover locations and areas of Aspire Venue: Qatar Museums Gallery Al Riwaq open the 4th season of Qatari agricultural product Zone they would not normally see. Admission: Free yards for selling locally produced fruits, vegetables, MOONLIGHT PADDLE WEEK Post-race refreshments & food are available for all After his solo exhibition at Mathaf in 2011, Interna- poultry, fish and livestock. The yards will operate When: May 20 & 21 participants in addition to two water stations. tionally acclaimed New York based Chinese artist Cai three days a week on Thursdays, Fridays and Satur- Where: Al Dhakira | Meeting at Al Thakira marina at Guo-Qiang returns to Qatar to present an exhibition days with livestock vendors in Al Mazrooa operating INTERPRETATIONS ART EXHIBITION 4 pm featuring 15 contemporary Chinese artists and col- at the same times throughout the week. Registration: QR250 (adult); QR150 (under 12 years) When: May 26 - June 6, Weekdays: 10am - 9pm; lectives working in a variety of media. SHIFTING SANDS QR100 (under 6 years) Weekends 2pm - 9pm QATAR MUSEUMS IN SPAIN – LOOKING AT Enjoy paddling through the mangroves witnessing a Venue: Katara Art Center, Building #5 When: Till July 7 THE WORLD AROUND YOU beautiful sunset and paddle back during moonrise. The International School of London Qatar’s Visual Venue: Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum BBQ set up, music exhibition performed by Ukrainian Arts Department will be presenting works of the Inter- When: Till June 19, 11am to 6pm This year the annual exhibition project by the MA musicians, refreshments, beach soccer games, pretation exhibition that represents a wide range of Venue: Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art Museum and Gallery Practice students at UCL Qatar changing facilities and portable toilet provided. ages and stages of artistic development and are se- Admission: Free has partnered with the Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Call/Whatsapp 30233207 for booking or visit https:// lected from the school’s IB Middle Years and Diplo- Organised by Fundacion Banco Santander and Qatar Thani Museum to create the exhibition. The exhibition entalek.rezdy.com/59546/sunset-mangrove-full-moon- ma Years Programmes. The strengths of the school’s Museums, the show features selected works from the seeks to highlight the changes of Qatar’s cultural kayak-tour Visual Arts programme provides a means whereby collections of QM, in celebration of modern and con- landscape through objects from the collection and temporary art illustrating the Arab world’s perspec- stories collected from citizens and residents. 06 Friday, May 20, 2016 BOOKWORM

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N 1978, after four years away from American shores and the tempest of public furore, the hypnotic, if sometimes unpre- dictable, singer Nina Simone Ireleased her album ‘Baltimore’. On the title track, Simone sang of dissonant times in her signature blues-tinged warble: “Oh, Baltimore, ain’t it hard just to live, just to live.” Thirty-seven years later, a two-week protest spurred by the death of Freddie Gray — the 25-year-old black man who suffered a fatal spinal cord injury while in police custody — seized TV screens across the globe, becoming worldwide news. What links Simone’s album to the death of Gray and others is the inex- tricable and exacting thrall of Balti- more, a city that has served as cage and coffin for a legion’s worth of black residents living in its western, south- ern and eastern corridors. And because Maryland’s seaport city figures so com- mandingly in The Cook Up, the latest book from the writer and educator D D Watkins Watkins, one is again reminded of Bal- timore’s sometimes inescapable pull, and how for those wading through its troubled waters, it is often easier to )L`VUKPKLU[PM`PUNZVTLVM give in than to get out. Baltimore is perhaps best known [OLIVVR»Z[LJOUPJHSMH\S[Z for its tangled politics and its ever- P[»ZOHYK[VVMMLYHJYP[PX\L swelling congregation of illegal drug VM>H[RPUZ»ZHJJV\U[ outfits, thanks to David Simon’s mid- aughts HBO show ‘The Wire’, the Fighting )LJH\ZLZ[VY`[LSSPUNJHU haunting urban panorama that lodged M\UJ[PVUHZJH[OHYZPZMVY itself into the American pop conscious- ness. 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His decision is “street polished,” but that would have It is important to keep the “fade” in early on, “but that never stopped that provoked by the brutal death of friends misinterpreted his testimony, offering mind as you traverse Watkins’s terrain, life from setting out to be a part of and the possible reality of jail time. “I a shallow and one-sided distortion. it’s what he fights so forcefully against me.” When you are black in America, could give back to the neighbourhoods This is why, as readers and as crit- from the book’s onset, forgoing accept- fighting against the “fade” — that is to that my friends and I tore apart,” he ics, we must mine deeper. I could have ance to Georgetown University for a say: battling against erasure — some- writes, eyes wide with hope. written at length about Watkins’s lean, proposition fraught with menace. The times means doing things you would Beyond identifying some of the casual prose and how it was difficult plan? To shepherd the drug enterprise not otherwise do. That is the nature of book’s technical faults, it’s hard to to sustain throughout, situations often of his recently murdered brother, Bip. trauma: It bleeds out in all directions. offer a critique of Watkins’s account. skyrocket unexpectedly or plunge Quickly fashioning himself into a well- For Watkins, the pain of losing his Although the Los Angeles of my forma- without much explanation. But I would respected player within the neighbour- brother propels him into a world where tive years was also peppered with have missed the book’s larger aim. hood, he lays claim to Madeira Street, drugs are both profit and prescription. instability, bloodshed and gang rivalry, The thread that connects The Cook Up a main artery in the community’s core After a handful of fateful encoun- it was worlds different from Baltimore with the author’s previous true-to-life market. Over time, Watkins becomes ters, Watkins resolves to flip his hustle at the close of the 1990s. And because treatise, The Beast Side: Living (and known for serving the finest “Rock- entirely. He transitions from corner storytelling can function as catharsis Dying) While Black in America, and afella” to an assortment of scabby- dealing to wholesale supply, weans off for black writers, there is a measure with his columns for Salon is, to me, faced fiends, former athletes, single Percs, buys a bar with the money he’s of value in the book’s publication. of greater importance: It is Watkins’s moms and 9-to-5ers. But as business amassed and moves into a house in Our stories, after all, were not always belief in the telling of black stories, booms — steeples of cash, silver- Bolton Hill with Soni, an Afrocentric voiced by us. Words, for me and, I in their ugliness and in their beauty. rimmed luxury cars and women are all woman with “Scotch-coloured skin” assume, for Watkins, are a means to “I was depressed with my friends and in abundance at one point — the sting whom he’s fallen in love with. Only personal deliverance. Other review- the decisions they were making,” he of trauma, and the manner in which later does he let go of it all and re- ers, those looking to feed a particular admits in the closing pages. “I couldn’t its venom slowly overtakes the body, turn to East Baltimore on “the path to narrative about “inner city” African- do anything to save any of them.” Oh, becomes unbearable for Watkins. purpose,” becoming an educator with a Americans, might have been tempted Baltimore. 07 RHYTHM Friday, May 20, 2016 Barb Jungr’s jazzy songs for troubled times

NYT SYNDICATE 1\UNYHWHZZPVUH[L HEN the British singer +`SHUVSVNPZ[JHUZX\LLaL Barb Jungr was growing TVYLQ\PJLV\[VMH+`SHU up in Manchester, she re- ZVUN[OHUQ\Z[HIV\[ called Saturday evening, the images on an album HU`IVK`)\[OLYHWWYVHJO coverW of ‘South Pacific’ gave her the il- PZSLZZHYJOHLVSVNPJHS[OHU lusion that a tropical island was a safe, paradisiacal refuge. At a pub, where she PU[\P[P]L(UHS`ZPUN[OLZVUN is performing songs from her new al- ZOLZ\NNLZ[LK[OH[LHJO bum, ‘Shelter From the Storm: Songs of ]LYZLPZHTPUPH[\YL Hope for Troubled Times’, Jungr, in a green silk shirt, shell necklace and black :OHRLZWLHYLHUWSH`HUK slacks, appeared as Bloody Mary and [OH[»ZOV^ZOLWLYMVYTLKP[ sang Bali Hai with a trio that included the piano virtuoso Laurence Hobgood, Wilson Torres on percussion and Matt Clohesy on bass. These brilliant musi- cians lifted the performance out of the cheerful voice. Dylan’s All Along the realm of cabaret and into jazz. Watchtower and David Bowie’s Life Jungr is not afraid to be goofy, and on Mars pursued the possibilities her playfulness during a programme of warning and escape. And Bruce whose songs addressed the generalised Springsteen’s Long Walk Home anxiety about the future injected a dash described the desolation of a small of humour into a troubling question: town where the narrator grew up. Where do we go when global catastro- When she sang Joni Mitch- phe strikes? Jungr countered that sense ell’s Woodstock, the self- of dread with an attitude that could adoring proclamation “We only be described as jolly. She never are stardust, we are golden” stopped moving, and wore a beatific sounded naive. The words smile. “bomber jet planes riding An album cover of Barb Jungr’s ‘Shelter From The Storm’ The album title refers to the Bob shotgun in the sky” Dylan song from ‘Blood on the Tracks’. stood out. Yes, some- Jungr, a passionate Dylanologist, can thing momentous is squeeze more juice out of a Dylan indeed coming. song than just about anybody. But her approach is less archaeological than intuitive. Analysing the song, she sug- gested that each verse is a miniature Shakespearean play, and that’s how she performed it. A strong, mambo-driven rendi- tion of Something’s Coming from West Side Story introduced the show’s theme of ominous anticipation, but in a Barb Jungr

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BOUT 2.7 billion years ago, tiny meteorites the size of sand grains rained down on a primeval landscape, sampling our planet’s ancient atmos- Aphere in the process. The not-so-great balls of fire — now the oldest micrometeorites ever found — start- ed out as hunks of mostly iron and nickel. But as they careened through Earth’s upper atmosphere, roughly 47 miles (75 kilometres) above the planet’s surface, they felt the burn and crystallised, forming droplets mostly made of iron oxides. These oxides suggest that the upper at- mosphere of the time was about 20 percent oxygen, in line with modern levels. That’s a surprise for the Archean eon, a time when Earth’s atmosphere closer to the surface seems to have been almost oxygen-free. The finding, described in Nature, is A microscope image shows one of the tiny 2.7-billion-year-old meteorites. the latest and perhaps most unorthodox attempt to sniff Earth’s ancient atmos- practically a different world, since solar Meenakshi Wadhwa, the director But Kasting, a world expert in Archean phere, a hot topic in the study of life’s early radiation could break up plentiful carbon of Arizona State University’s Center for atmospheric models, is confident that the history. dioxide molecules, forming ample amounts Meteorite Studies, applauds the team for new method is sound. He has even signed “It started as ‘Hey, wouldn’t this be of oxygen and carbon monoxide. their attention to detail. Micrometeorites on to join the team in potential follow-up cool?’ kind of science — it’s nice that it The trouble was that scientists didn’t are a pervasive source of extraterrestrial studies. worked out like this,” says study leader have any way of sampling this portion of contamination, making up most of the In addition, the study’s implications Andy Tomkins of Monash University in the ancient atmosphere, until a team led by 100 tons of space debris that rain on Earth could extend far beyond Earth, or even the Melbourne, Australia. Tomkins decided to hunt for Earth’s old- daily. solar system itself. “I never would have guessed you could est micrometeorites in ancient limestone “I was initially quite sceptical that such Astrobiologist Timothy Lyons of the do it,” says Jim Kasting of Penn State Uni- deposits in Western Australia. particles could be preserved in 2.7 billion- University of California, Riverside, points versity, an expert on Earth’s early atmos- The team took extra care to ensure that year-old rocks, but the evidence looks out that the team’s findings may colour phere who wasn’t involved with the study. their samples weren’t contaminated with convincing,” she wrote in an email. future searches for extraterrestrials. One today’s space dirt, or that they would dis- of the most promising future strategies for HIGH-SPEED SNIFFING solve away when the scientists separated FOOLING ET hunting ET calls for telescopes to sniff exo- Based on the composition of ancient the micrometeorites from the limestone The pioneering study, however, leaves planet atmospheres for compounds that minerals, researchers have known for dec- with an acid bath. more questions than answers. The at- only life could produce in abundance. ades that up until about 2.3 billion years The micrometeorites they found are mospheric oxygen levels suggested by the But if Earth’s upper atmosphere ago, any oxygen that photosynthetic life almost a billion years older than the next micrometeorites are about 10 times more contained massive amounts of oxygen — produced on the surface failed to accumu- oldest samples. And despite their age, the than what current models predict should which is often associated with life — then late in the atmosphere’s lower layers. 60 micrometeorites the team recovered have existed. What’s more, if so much other planets’ atmospheres could appear But chemical models had suggested appear to be in good shape, retaining the oxygen did exist in the atmosphere’s up- more oxygen-rich than they actually are, that the upper atmosphere, between 31 telltale signs of extraterrestrial origin and a per reaches, why didn’t it mix in with the potentially creating a false positive in the and 62 miles (50 and 100 kilometres), was high-oxygen burn. surface layers? search for aliens. 09 HEALTH Friday, May 20, 2016 Smartphone app data reveals how the world is sleeping

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OMEN in the age group 30-60 worldwide are sleeping more than men – about 30 minutes more on average – while mid- dle-agedW men are getting the least sleep, often getting less than the recommended seven-eight hours, a smartphone app- based study spanning 100 countries has revealed. People who spend some time in the sunlight each day tend to go to bed ear- lier and get more sleep than those who spend most of their time in indoor light, the team from University of Michigan (UM) have found. The pioneering study of worldwide sleep patterns combined math model- ling, mobile apps and big data to find the roles society and biology each play in setting sleep schedules. The team used a free smartphone These findings help to quantify the tug- With information from thousands “It doesn’t take that many days of app that reduces jetlag to gather robust of-war between solar and social time- of people from 100 nations in hand, the not getting enough sleep before you’re sleep data from thousands of people in keeping,” he added in a paper published team analysed it for patterns. functionally drunk,” Walch noted, add- 100 nations. in the journal Science Advances. The spread of national averages of ing that the researchers have figured Among their findings is that cultural “Sleep is more important than a lot sleep duration ranged from a minimum out that being overly tired can have that pressures can override natural circadian of people realise. Even if you get six of around seven hours, 24 minutes of effect. rhythms, with the effects showing up hours a night, you’re still building up a sleep for residents of Singapore and What is terrifying at the same time most markedly at bedtime. sleep debt,” noted Olivia Walch, doctoral Japan to a maximum of eight hours, 12 is that people think they are performing While morning responsibilities like student in the university. minutes for those in the Netherlands. tasks way better than they are despite work, kids and school play a role in Internal or biological clocks are cir- That’s not a huge window but the less sleep. wake-time, the researchers say these are cadian rhythms – fluctuations in bodily researchers say every half hour of sleep “Your performance drops off but not the only factor. functions and behaviours that are tied to makes a big difference in terms of cogni- your perception of your performance “Across the board, it appears that the planet’s 24-hour day. tive function and long-term health. doesn’t,” the authors emphasised. society governs bedtime and one’s These rhythms are set by a grain- internal clock governs wake time, and a of-rice-sized cluster of 20,000 neurons later bedtime is linked to a loss of sleep,” behind the eyes and are regulated by the said Daniel Forger from UM’s college of amount of light, particularly sunlight, literature, science and the arts. our eyes take in. “At the same time, we found a strong Some years ago, the team released an wake-time effect from users’ biologi- app called Entrain that helps travellers cal clocks – not just their alarm clocks. adjust to new time zones. 10 Friday, May 20, 2016 FASHION Fall 2016 trend: Shirts with a twist

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Eva Longoria to have ‘huge Cameron Diaz never beach wedding’ in Mexico EVA Longoria and fiance Jose Anto- nio ‘Pepe’ Baston thought she would will reportedly have a “huge beach wedding” in Mexico this weekend. marry after 40 According IANS Eva Longoria to sources, the wedding will be AMERON Diaz has revealed that attended by their families and close she didn’t think she would get friends. Cmarried after turning 40. Although Longoria has kept the The Other Woman actress, 43, who exciting news a secret so far, she is married Good Charlotte rocker Benji “beyond excited to finally marry the Madden, 37, last year, said that was the man of her dreams.” “biggest thing” she has done in her 40s. “She was glowing all week. Every- “I got married last year. That was the one around her really likes Pepe and biggest thing I’ve done in my 40s, and feels like he is the perfect fit for Eva,” it opened me up in different ways. It’s an insider said. Longoria dropped pretty awesome. I didn’t think it was a subtle hint of the wedding on an something I would do, and I don’t know Instagram video showing her getting if I would have done it if I hadn’t met all glammed up. my husband. It was a surprise,” Diaz In the caption, the former ‘Desper- told Harper’s Bazaar magazine. ate Housewives’ actor wrote: “Getting Diaz admitted she believes in “dress- a beauty tune up post Cannes!” (IANS) Cameron Diaz ing your age” though her perception of age is slightly different. “Even when you are a certain age, it’s Helen Mirren doesn’t mind all a matter of how you present yourself, repeating outfits how old your spirit is, and where you are in your life,” she said. HELEN Mirren has “Some 50-year-olds are still 35. It’s revealed she gets told about expression and what they can pull off by fashion design- off,” Diaz added. ers “a lot” because she likes to repeat outfits. The Eye In The Sky star loves to recycle her outfits and use them multiple times but it usually leaves Helen Mirren her in hot water with the fashion world’s elite. Elton John confirms involvement “Occasionally, designers let me keep what they send me. But you can’t wear them more than once as the designers in Kingsman sequel don’t like you to. I get told off when I wear something more than once – which I do a IANS thinking about casting the singer for lot,” Mirren said. quite some time. The 70-year-old actress, who has been LITTLE over a month after According to a report, he wanted married to Taylor Hackford since 1997, reports emerged that Elton John John to be included in the first film loves designing her own clothes and has A is in negotiations to join Kings- for “a whole fun subplot about celeb- revealed she would love to walk down the man: The Golden Circle, the British rities being kidnapped.” red carpet in one of her creations. musician has confirmed his involve- Kingsman: The Golden Circle is “I am so happy when I am sitting ment in the film. set to be released in US theatres on behind a sewing machine or in the fabric John uploaded a poster on Insta- June 16. department of a store. I think I inherited gram showing a pair of star-shaped John joins Taron Egerton and that from my mother,” Mirren said. glasses and the quote “Wednesday Mark Strong, who will reprise their “Well, I definitely have been tempted night’s alright for fighting” – a clear respective roles from 2014’s Kings- to (wear one on the red carpet). In fact, reference to his 1973 song Saturday man: The Secret Service. I have a dream of making a dress from night’s alright for fighting. Colin Firth will also be back black plastic bags. The fabric is just won- He captioned the image: “It’s been a though his character seems to have derful because it flows beautifully and long time since Tommy... ‘Kingsman’”. died in the first movie. Halle Berry, it’s so shiny and black. It’s very red carpet While John has little experience in Channing Tatum and Julianne Elton John actually,” she added. acting, Matthew Vaughn, who is re- Moore are among new cast When it comes to working out, Mirren turning to direct the sequel has been members. takes a similar approach and has revealed she always puts “fabulous” clothes on before exercising. (IANS) 12 Friday, May 20, 2016 BOLLYWOOD Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 boys introduce ‘Life Sahi Hai’ cast IANS Ranjan said: “Our stories and char- acters resonate with today’s youth, CTORS Kartik Aaryan, as has been seen in the Pyaar Ka Omkar Kapoor and Sunny Punchnama series. The audience will Nijar, who packed a punch feel a sense of familiarity when our in Pyaar Ka Punchnama characters come alive, almost as if 2, got together to intro- they are one of us. duceA the characters of filmmaker Luv “With ‘Life Sahi Hai’ revolving Ranjan’s latest project, digital sitcom around the common aspirations of ‘Life Sahi Hai’ in a quirky way. today’s youth, and the show being The trio, in a trailer of the web launched online as a digital sitcom, we series, urged viewers to watch out for are hoping to fuel the entertainment the drama that ‘Life Sahi Hai’ prom- appetite of the young audience.” ises. Garg added: “As a company pro- The trailer hints on the show be- ducing and distributing youthful and ing a joyride, especially for those who quality content, we’re thrilled to see loved Pyaar Ka Punchnama. our story come alive on the no-holds- The ‘Life Sahi Hai’ boys can be seen barred online medium. bonding over food and drinks while “There has been an immense boom Kartik, Omkar and Sunny are seen in the online space recently and going asking viewers to ‘like, subscribe and by the opportunities that this medium share’ the buzz around the sitcom. offers, we are certain about achieving Produced by Ranjan and Ankur scale and building a brand from ‘Life Garg under Luv Films, the slice-of-life Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2 boys Sahi Hai’.” and coming-of-age show about four ‘Life Sahi Hai’ is planned as a young boys, will go live this month, ferent parts of India to live together sional as well as personal problems, multi-season sitcom. It will be avail- marking the start of the company’s independently for the first time, in they soon become buddies. able to audiences for free viewing on journey on the web. The season, with Delhi, right after college. Coming from Actors Tarun Jain, Suhail Nay- www.LifeSahiHai.com, YouTube and 12 episodes, will have multiple direc- diverse backgrounds and having lived yar, Abhishek Saha and Siddhant Facebook. tors. very different lives, they don’t imme- Chaturvedi are essaying the main The first six episodes of the debut ‘Life Sahi Hai’ is about four boys in diately get along. But feeding off each roles. season will be aired until July, fol- their early 20s, who come from dif- other’s strengths for help in profes- Commenting on the latest venture, lowed by a mid-season break. Abhishek Bachchan not part Ronit Roy injured on Kaabil of Hera Pheri 3 anymore set, undergoes surgery IANS IANS ONIT Roy had to undergo BHISHEK Bachchan says he surgery after he suffered an is no longer a part of comedy Rinjury while shooting an action Afilm Hera Pheri 3. sequence for the film Kaabil. He is now “I am not going to be doing that home recuperarting. film (Hera Pheri 3 ) anymore. It Ronit said the surgery went well and just didn’t work out,” Bachchan said nine pieces of glass were removed from when asked about the film’s status. his arm. Hera Pheri 3, to be directed by The 50-year-old actor also shared a Neeraj Vora, was announced over photograph of the glass pieces on Twit- Ronit Roy a year ago and the shooting was to ter posting: “Surgery went well! Nine commence in June last year. How- pieces of glass embedded in my arm the most of his time appreciating na- ever, there were also reports that removed! Thank you for your love and ture. the film got shelved due to various good wishes.” He took to Instagram and posted an reasons. The actor had delayed the surgery by update about his health, writing: “Back A sequel to the 2006 hit com- 24 hours to complete the shoot. home after the surgery. Resting today. edy, Phir Hera Pheri and the third Kaabil director Sanjay Gupta lauded Gives me time to appreciate the Gulmo- instalment in the Hera Pheri fran- Ronit’s dedication towards his work har trees in full bloom from my window. chise, it was slated to star Abhishek, and tweeted: “Dedication to work. Ronit Mother Nature comforting me.” John Abraham, Suniel Shetty and Roy severely hurt his arm in an action Kaabil, which is being produced by Paresh Rawal. sequence in Kaabil and delayed surgery Rakesh Roshan under his banner Film- Abhishek Bachchan by 24 hours to complete the shoot.” Kraft Productions, is set to be released Now, Ronit is resting and making on January 26 next year. 13 BOLLYWOOD Friday, May 20, 2016 My films considered different as they have a story: Hansal Mehta

IANS “When Apurva (Asrani) was writ- ing the Aligarh, both of us, whether it IRECTOR Hansal Mehta was Shahid, Citylights or our previous says that his films are works, the approach was always to considered different as place the personal above the politi- he tries to convey a story, cal. Political is the backdrop, just the while other regular films atmosphere. doD not have one. “Unless I don’t invest personally “I try to tell a story. Sometimes my into a story, I cannot empathise with films are considered different because the struggle with the political upheav- usually our regular films do not have als that create this tremendous life for Emotional a story. So, when there are stories, people like Professor Siras,” he added. you start considering it as different,” Manoj Bajpayee played the real- Hansal said at the Kashish Film Fes- life character of Professor Siras in musical evening tival. Aligarh, which has been tremendously While Hansal has directed conven- appreciated. for Sarbjit cast, tional thrillers like Woodstock Villa “This is, I think, by far, Manoj Baj- and Raakh as well a drama like Dil payee’s finest performance. It is per- Pe Mat Le Yaar!!, his last three films haps one of the finest performances of Sarabjit family Shahid, Citylights and Aligarh put this year. Definitely it was a difficult him in a different league and were character. critically acclaimed. “Difficult in the sense, my brief to IANS While Shahid won the National him was: ‘you’re a lonely man’. To por- Award, Aligarh won awards at numer- tray loneliness, to actually be in that MUSICAL concert of the ous international festivals. space without the support of dialogues film Sarbjit turned out to But his latest offerings did not set or too many props, without any physi- A be an emotional moment the box-office on fire. Hansal Mehta cal activity, to just be in that stillness for both the film cast and crew and “As a filmmaker I cannot be sad and yet create such immense empathy, Sarabjit Singh’s family. about this fact. I try to make the film and does not give the film box-office that is a triumph, that’s a great actor Sarabjit’s wife who came on with full honesty and present it to numbers, then I feel that somewhere, at work,” Hansal added. stage to light the lamp broke into the audience. We can just try. If the more than the film, it is the audience’s Aligarh also starred Rajkummar tears, while his sister Dalbir Kaur, audience does not go in big numbers failure. Rao. who was extremely emotional, said: “I was experiencing the pain and struggle that I went through while listening to these songs. The biggest tribute to Sarbajit will be Not playing Virat Kohli in Dishoom: Saqib Saleem when you all will see the film and say an innocent lost his life for no reason and whatever happened IANS er, why don’t I make it around of Virat and other cricketers, just tried was wrong.” him. It has been a fun journey. to make him a soldier on a mission, The musical extravaganza fea- AQIB Saleem, who plays a Cricket is my first love and I like how Virat plays his game. When he tured a series of singers like Sonu cricketer in the film, Dishoom, got the opportunity to become is batting, it doesn’t seem that he will Nigam, Sukhwinder Singh, Suni- Ssays that he is not playing star a cricketer. get out. We feel that even if we have dhi Chauhan, Amaal Malik, Tulsi cricketer Virat Kohli and was not ‘I have two passions – act- to make 400 runs, Virat alone would Kumar, Shail Hada and Pritesh offered that role but it was his ing and cricket – and I got to make it. Mehta who recreated the magic of own decision to model his combine these two, so He has given us that confidence and Sarbjit songs. character on him. that was a good feel- I wanted to get that confidence into Choreographer Shiamak Dav- About reports that ing,” Saqib added. this character. I even had interactions ar’s troupe performed on the pep- he is playing Virat in Saqib was part of with the director,” he said about his py Punjabi track Tung Lak from the film, Saqib said, “Of the Mumbai Heroes preparations for the role. the movie, while Sonu Nigam, who course he is a cricketer team in the Celeb- Dishoom also stars Varun Dhawan, recently underwent a leg surgery, but not Virat Kohli. rity Cricket League. John Abraham and Jacqueline Fernan- made it for the event despite being I’m a Virat Kohli fan He was also part of dez and has been tagged as a masala ac- in pain, and still managed to leave and I really love how the under-19 team tion comedy, directed by Rohit Dhawan. all teary-eyed with his song Dard. he plays his game, how in Delhi, where he “It is a very intelligent commercial Directed by Omung Kumar, passionate he is. And was brought up. film. It has all the elements of a com- Sarbjit features Aishwarya Rai when I got this role, “I played a lot mercial film but there is intelligence in Bachchan and Randeep Hooda I thought because of of cricket, it. I feel it is the best commercial film and is slated for release on the fact that he is my Saqib watched a you will see in a long time because it is May 20. favourite cricket- Saleem lot of videos very well crafted,” he added. 14 Friday, May 20, 2016 NATURE

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ON’T pluck that flower at night for the plant might be sleeping after a long day in the sun, suggests new Trees too go to research that measured the Dchanges in the shape of plants during the day and night cycle. Most living organisms adapt their behaviour to the rhythm of day and sleep at night night. Plants are no exception: Flowers open in the morning, some tree leaves close during the night. And while researchers have been studying the day and night cycle in plants for a long time, nobody knew whether trees too go to sleep. To find out, the team of research- ers from Austria, Finland and Hungary measured the movement of fully grown trees using laser scanners. “Our results show that the whole tree droops during night, which can be seen as position change in leaves and branch- es,” said Eetu Puttonen from Finnish Geospatial Research Institute. “The changes are not too large, only up to 10 cm for trees with a height of about 5 metres, but they were system- atic and well within the accuracy of our instruments,” Puttonen said. To rule out effects of weather and location, the experiment was done twice with two different trees. The first tree was surveyed in Fin- land and the other in Austria. Both tests were done close to solar turned to their original position within a The researchers noted that laser clouds will allow us to develop a deeper equinox, under calm conditions with no few hours. scanners use infrared light, which is understanding of plant sleep patterns wind or condensation. However, it is not yet clear whether reflected by the leaves. With this scan- and to extend our measurement scope The leaves and branches were shown they were “woken up” by the sun or by ning technique, a full-sized tree can be from individual plants to larger areas, to droop gradually, with the lowest posi- their own internal rhythm. automatically mapped within minutes like orchards or forest plots,” Norbert tion reached a couple of hours before The findings appeared in the journal with sub-centimetre resolution. Pfeifer from Vienna University of Tech- sunrise. In the morning, the trees re- Frontiers in Plant Science. “We believe that laser scanning point nology in Austria said. Biodiversity protects fish from global warming IANS Armed with the most comprehensive global dataset on marine biodiversity involving standardised counts, the OMMUNITIES with more fish species are more researchers tracked how 11 different environmental fac- productive and more resilient to rising tempera- tors influenced total fish biomass on coral and rocky reefs Ctures and temperature swings, says a study. around the world. The accelerating loss and rearrangement of species They found that one of the strongest influences was all over the globe due to climate change have troubled biodiversity. The number of species (species richness) scientists and the public for decades. and the variety in how they use their environment (func- But the question of whether biodiversity offers prac- tional diversity) enhanced fish biomass. tical value – for humans and ecosystems – remained In communities with only a few species, fish biomass controversial. tended to increase with rising temperatures until seas The new study, published in the journal Proceed- warmed above 20 degrees Celsius -–at which point bio- ings of the National Academy of Sciences, offers proof mass started to fall. But communities with many species that preserving marine biodiversity can benefit people as remained stable at these higher temperatures. much as it benefits the oceans. The researchers found a similar buffering effect of “Biodiversity is more than a pretty face,” said study The discovery came out of the Reef Life Survey, a diversity against temperature swings. led author Emmett Duffy, senior scientist at Smithsonian comprehensive programme that has conducted surveys The scientists suspect communities with more spe- Environmental Research Centre in Maryland, US. of more than 3,000 fish species in 44 countries around cies are better equipped to handle temperature changes “Preserving biodiversity is not just an aesthetic or the world. because they have more of their bases covered. When spiritual issue – it’s critical to the healthy functioning of “This study is based on more than 4,000 underwater temperatures fluctuate, a community with numerous ecosystems and the important services they provide to surveys,” study co-author Rick Stuart-Smith from the species has better odds that at least a few species can humans, like seafood,” Duffy noted. University of Tasmania in Australia said. thrive in the new normal. 15 Friday, May 20, 2016

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X-MEN: APOCALYPSE (ACTION): 12 PM, 3 PM, 6 PM, 9 PM, 12 MN, 1 AM X-MEN: APOCALYPSE (ACTION): 12 PM, 1 PM, 3 PM, 4 PM, 5 PM, 7 PM, KING LIAR (MALAYALAM): 1.30 PM, 3.30 PM, 4.30 PM, 6.30 PM, 7.30 THIS TIME (TAGALOG): 11.30 AM, 8.45 PM [VIP]: 11 AM, 2 PM, 5 PM, 8 PM, 11 PM 9 PM, 10 PM, 12 AM, 12.30 AM, 1 AM. (3D): 11 AM, 2 PM, 5 PM, 8 PM, PM, 9.30 PM, 10 PM, 10.30 PM, 12.30 AM, 1 AM, 1.30 AM PETTSON AND FINDUS (ANIMATION): 1.30 AM THIS TIME (TAGALOG): 11.15 AM, 3.30 PM, 7.45 PM, 12 MN 11 PM JACOBINTE SWARGARAJYAM (MALAYALAM): 1 PM, 7 PM RACHET & CLANK (ANIMATION): 3.15 PM WYRMWOOD: : ROAD OF THE DEAD (ACTION): 1.30 PM, 5.45 PM, 10 PM. CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (ACTION): 10.30 AM, 11.30 AM, 1.30 BRAHMOT SAVAM (TELUGU): 12.30 PM, 1 PM, 4 PM, 7 PM WYRMWOOD: ROAD OF THE DEAD (ACTION): 5 PM. KING LIAR (MALAYALAM): 11.30 AM, 2.30 PM, 5.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 11.30 PM, 2.30 PM, 4.30 PM, 5.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 10.30 PM, 11.30 MARUTHU (TAMIL): 4 PM, 10 PM, 12.45 PM THE CORRESPONDENCE (ROMANCE): 6.30 PM PM. (3D): 9.30 PM, 12.30 AM, PM, 12.30 AM. OUR OF KIND OF TRAITOR (CRIME): 9 PM ANGRY BIRDS (ANIMATION): 10.3O AM, 11.30 AM, 12.30 PM, 1.30 CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (ACTION): 11.45 AM, 2.45 PM, 5.45 PM, KING LIAR (MALAYALAM): 2 PM, 10.45 PM 8.45 PM, 11.45 PM, 1 AM. PM, 2.30 PM, 3.30 PM, 4.30 PM, 5.30 PM, 6.30 PM, 7.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 10.30 PM. ANGRY BIRDS (ANIMATION): 5 PM ANGRY BIRDS (ANIMATION): 11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM, 5 PM, 7 PM, 9 PM, 11 PM. (3D): 1.30 PM, 5.45 PM, 10 PM THE JUNGLE BOOK (ADVENTURE): 11 AM, 1.15 PM, 3.30 PM, 5.45 PM, HASSAN WA BAQLOZ (ARABIC): 7 PM 8 PM, 10.15 PM. (3D): 12.15 PM, 2.30 PM, 4.45 PM, 7 PM, 9.15 PM, THE JUNGLE BOOK (ADVENTURE): 4.15 PM SARABJIT (HINDI): 11.30 AM, 2 PM, 4.30 PM, 7 PM, 9.30 PM, 12 MN 11.30 PM HASSAN WA BAQLOZ (ARABIC): 10.30 AM, 12.30 PM, 2.30 PM, 4.30 HASSAN WA BAQLOZ (ARABIC): 10.45 AM, 12.45 PM, 2.45 PM, 4.45 X-MEN: APOCALYPSE (ACTION): 6 PM, 8.30 PM, 11PM PM, 6.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 10.30 PM PM, 6.45 PM, 8.45 PM, 10.45 PM, 12.45 PM SARABJIT (HINDI): 2 PM, 11 PM BRAHMOT SAVAM (TELUGU): 12 PM, 2.45 PM, 5.30 PM, 8.15 PM, 11 PM, OUR OF KIND OF TRAITOR (CRIME): 12.30 PM, 2.45 PM, 5 PM, 7.15 12 MN. PM, 9.30 PM, 11.45 PM. JACOBINTE SWARGARAJYAM (MALAYALAM): 10.30 AM, 3.15 PM, 8.15 PM PETTSON AND FINDUS (ANIMATION): 10.30 AM, 12.30 PM, 2.30 PM HEPTA (ARABIC): 1 PM, 6 PM, 11 PM THE CORRESPONDENCE (ROMANCE): 4.30 PM, 7 PM, 9.30 PM, 12 MN ROYAL PLAZA THE JUNGLE BOOK (ADVENTURE): 12.15 PM, 2.30 PM, 4.45 PM, 7 PM, RACHET & CLANK (ANIMATION): 11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM, 5 PM X-MEN: APOCALYPSE (ACTION): 8 PM, 10.45 PM 9.15 PM, 11.30 PM. (3D): 11.15 AM, 3.30 PM, 7.45 PM THE TRUST (CRIME): 7 PM, 9 PM, 11 PM, 1 AM SARABJIT (HINDI): 2.30 PM, 11 PM PETTSON AND FINDUS (ANIMATION): 1.30 PM RACHET & CLANK (ANIMATION): 3.45 PM AL KHOR CINEMA THE CORRESPONDENCE (ROMANCE): 5 PM, 9.15 PM OUR OF KIND OF TRAITOR (CRIME): 7.15 PM, 11.30 PM X-MEN: APOCALYPSE (ACTION): 12 PM, 3 PM, 6 PM, 9 PM, 12 MN THIS TIME (TAGALOG): 7 PM, ANGRY BIRDS (ANIMATION): 10.30 AM, 11.30 AM, 1.30 PM, 3.30 PM ANGRY BIRDS (ANIMATION): 2 PM, 5 PM BRAHMOT SAVAM (TELUGU): 12.30 AM, 3.15 PM, 6 PM, 8.45 PM, 11.30 THE JUNGLE BOOK (ADVENTURE): 3.15 PM PM. CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR (ACTION) : 5.30 PM, KING LIAR (MALAYALAM): 5.30 PM, 8.30 PM, 11.30 PM HASSAN WA BAQLOZ (ARABIC): 9 PM

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