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Court ladies play it low
As a Scottish teenager rose to be king of the Brits at Wimbledon on Saturday, an English schoolgirl became the queen bee of the competition’s wives and girlfriends (WAGs). ...  | Read.. 
 
Indian superhero brings in the cash
Bollywood’s first superhero has brought super profits to India’s prolific film industry. ...  | Read.. 
 
Motives for going on buy binge
The WAGs ? wives and girlfriends of the English footballers in Germany ? have, judging by recent photographs, been havin ...  | Read.. 
 
Hollywood shine back with Code
The popularity of The Da Vinci Code has helped to prompt a recovery in Hollywood’s fortunes, with box-office ...  | Read.. 
 
Terminator limb mystery cracked
The concept of growing skin tissue around metal, a staple of science fiction films such as The Terminator, has been re ...  | Read.. 
 
THE FAMILY
 
Who will care for the care givers?
Four years ago, Padma Ram Ratnam wallowed in guilt each time she thought of getting away from her ailing husband and taking a break. Whenever the idea crossed her mind, she wo...  | Read.. 
 
Coffee break: Relative moves
When Sandhya went to visit her son, Gopal, in the US, his wife and he were delighted. Sandhya was always a very welcome guest. A sweet-natured, accommodating person, she easil...  | Read.. 
 
Actress Christina Applegate at the screening of Little Miss Sunshine at the 2006 Los Angeles Film Festival. (Reuters)