Director James Cameron made it to the London premier of the new, 3D version of Titanic, after returning from his deep ocean dive in the western Pacific.

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VIDEO: Cameron at Titanic 3D premiere

Former captain Michael Vaughan says James Anderson will beat Sir Ian Botham’s record to become England’s highest Test wicket-taker.

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Anderson to beat Botham – Vaughan

Oscar-winning director James Cameron resurfaced Monday after plunging to the deepest known point in the world's oceans in his one-man submersible.

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‘Titanic’ director reaches ocean depths

For three decades, filmmaker James Cameron has vividly rendered alien worlds. On Monday, ocean explorer James Cameron visited one: the bottom of the sea. Nine hours after completing a historic solo dive to the deepest slice of the ocean floor, Cameron described his “very surreal day” in the language of an astronaut. Read full article > >

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James Cameron ‘bearing witness’ in the deepest dark

The Hollywood film director James Cameron has become the first person in 50 years to reach the deepest seabed in the world.

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Film director James Cameron begins his attempt to become the first person in 50 years to visit to the deepest place in the ocean, the Mariana Trench.

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The royal commentator and former royal editor of the Daily Mirror James Whitaker has died, the newspaper confirms.

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A 2008 email informing James Murdoch of the potential scope of phone hacking at the News of the World was deleted in an IT upgrade last year, lawyers say.

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IT ‘wiped Murdoch hacking email’

The assessment by James R. Clapper, the director of national intelligence, added new detail to similar analyses by American counterterrorism officials in recent months.

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Intelligence Chief Sees Al Qaeda Likely to Continue Fragmenting

Soul and blues singer Etta James, best known for the tracks At Last and for I’d Rather Go Blind, has died aged 73.

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Soul star Etta James dies aged 73

Etta James, a Grammy Award-winning singer whose forceful renditions of “ At Last, ” “ I’d Rather Go Blind, ” “ Tell Mama ” and “ Something’s Got a Hold on Me ” made her a widely admired musical interpreter of love and pain and one of the first rhythm-and-blues singers with a large mainstream following, died Jan. 20 at a hospital in Riverside, Calif. She was 73. Read full article > >

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Etta James, Grammy-winning blues singer with pop appeal, dies

Etta James, a Grammy Award-winning singer whose forceful renditions of “ At Last, ” “ I’d Rather Go Blind, ” “ Tell Mama ” and “ Something’s Got a Hold on Me ” made her a widely admired musical interpreter of love and pain and one of the first rhythm-and-blues singers with a large mainstream following, died Jan. 20 at a hospital in Riverside, Calif. She was 73. Read full article > >

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Former Hull FC centre Martin Gleeson, chief executive James Rule and coach Ben Cooper are all banned for anti-doping rule breaches.

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Ex-Hull FC trio hit by drugs bans

US pop artist James Rizzi, best known for his cartoon-like art, dies aged 61.

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US pop artist James Rizzi dies

Loren Munk, using the pseudonym James Kalm, has made videos viewed nearly two million times.

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Via YouTube, Painter Loren Munk Gives World a Tour of the N.Y. Art Scene