NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 25 April 2005
Replay do segunda-feira, 25 de abril de 2005
O dia 25 de abril de 2005 foi um segunda-feira sob o signo de ♉. Foi o dia 114 do ano. O presidente dos Estados Unidos foi George W. Bush.
Se você nasceu neste dia, você tem 21 anos de idade. Seu último aniversário foi no dia sábado, 25 de abril de 2026, 44 dias atrás. Seu próximo aniversário é no dia domingo, 25 de abril de 2027, em 320 dias. Você viveu 7.714 dias, ou cerca de 185.151 horas, ou cerca de 11.109.114 minutos, ou cerca de 666.546.840 segundos.
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25th of April 2005 News
Notícias como apareceu na primeira página do New York Times em 25 de abril de 2005
Critic's Choice: New CD's
Date: 25 April 2005
By Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh reviews new albums by The Mountain Goats (John Darnielle), Amerie, Rob Thomas, Bobby Valentino and Luny Tunes and Baby Ranks; photos (M)
Critic's Choice: New DVD's
Date: 26 April 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD boxed set of Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda's films A Generation, Kanal and Ashes and Diamonds; also reviews Doris Day Collection; photos (M)
France's New Look at Brazil's Indians
Date: 26 April 2005
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Article on Indian Brazil: The Arts of the Amerindians of Brazil, new exhibition at Grand Palais in Paris that is centerpiece of program of Brazilian art, music, dance and movies called Year of Brazil that is being held in France; photos (M)
Creative Chief Leaves At Lowe in New York
Date: 25 April 2005
By Nat Ives
Nat Ives
Gary Goldsmith resigns as chairman and chief creative officer of Lowe Worldwide's New York office; Susan Cantor will become chief executive and Mark Wnek assume Goldsmith's titles (S)
Afghan Arrested in New York Said to Be a Heroin Kingpin
Date: 26 April 2005
By JULIA PRESTON; Carlotta Gall contributed reporting from Afghanistan for this article
Julia PRESTON
afghan arested in new york said to be a heroin kingpin**Federal authorities in New York announce arrest of Hajji Bashir Noorzai, Afghan tribal leader designated by Bush administration as one ofworld's most-wanted narcotics dealers; he is accused of building multimillion-dollar heroin trade through alliance with Taliban leader Mullah Muhammad Omar in 1990's, under which he provided Taliban with explosives, weapons and militia forces in exchange for protection for his poppy fields, opium laboratories and transportation routes; US Atty David N Kelley claims Noorzai's business was reduced, but not crippled, after Taliban was ousted by United States-led forces in Dec 2001; photo (M)
Arts, Briefly; New School Drops Actors Studio
Date: 25 April 2005
By JESSE McKINLEY; Compiled by Ben Sisario
Jesse McKINLEY
Arts, Briefly column; New School University, apparently wanting to take more active role, decides not to renew contract with Actors Studio, which has been running its theater department (S)
Critic's Choice: New CD's
Date: 25 April 2005
By Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh reviews new albums by The Mountain Goats (John Darnielle), Amerie, Rob Thomas, Bobby Valentino and Luny Tunes and Baby Ranks; photos (M)
Critic's Choice: New DVD's
Date: 26 April 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD boxed set of Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda's films A Generation, Kanal and Ashes and Diamonds; also reviews Doris Day Collection; photos (M)
France's New Look at Brazil's Indians
Date: 26 April 2005
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Article on Indian Brazil: The Arts of the Amerindians of Brazil, new exhibition at Grand Palais in Paris that is centerpiece of program of Brazilian art, music, dance and movies called Year of Brazil that is being held in France; photos (M)
Creative Chief Leaves At Lowe in New York
Date: 25 April 2005
By Nat Ives
Nat Ives
Gary Goldsmith resigns as chairman and chief creative officer of Lowe Worldwide's New York office; Susan Cantor will become chief executive and Mark Wnek assume Goldsmith's titles (S)
Afghan Arrested in New York Said to Be a Heroin Kingpin
Date: 26 April 2005
By JULIA PRESTON; Carlotta Gall contributed reporting from Afghanistan for this article
Julia PRESTON
afghan arested in new york said to be a heroin kingpin**Federal authorities in New York announce arrest of Hajji Bashir Noorzai, Afghan tribal leader designated by Bush administration as one ofworld's most-wanted narcotics dealers; he is accused of building multimillion-dollar heroin trade through alliance with Taliban leader Mullah Muhammad Omar in 1990's, under which he provided Taliban with explosives, weapons and militia forces in exchange for protection for his poppy fields, opium laboratories and transportation routes; US Atty David N Kelley claims Noorzai's business was reduced, but not crippled, after Taliban was ousted by United States-led forces in Dec 2001; photo (M)
Arts, Briefly; New School Drops Actors Studio
Date: 25 April 2005
By JESSE McKINLEY; Compiled by Ben Sisario
Jesse McKINLEY
Arts, Briefly column; New School University, apparently wanting to take more active role, decides not to renew contract with Actors Studio, which has been running its theater department (S)
Critic's Choice: New CD's
Date: 25 April 2005
By Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh reviews new albums by The Mountain Goats (John Darnielle), Amerie, Rob Thomas, Bobby Valentino and Luny Tunes and Baby Ranks; photos (M)
Critic's Choice: New DVD's
Date: 26 April 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD boxed set of Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda's films A Generation, Kanal and Ashes and Diamonds; also reviews Doris Day Collection; photos (M)
France's New Look at Brazil's Indians
Date: 26 April 2005
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Article on Indian Brazil: The Arts of the Amerindians of Brazil, new exhibition at Grand Palais in Paris that is centerpiece of program of Brazilian art, music, dance and movies called Year of Brazil that is being held in France; photos (M)
Creative Chief Leaves At Lowe in New York
Date: 25 April 2005
By Nat Ives
Nat Ives
Gary Goldsmith resigns as chairman and chief creative officer of Lowe Worldwide's New York office; Susan Cantor will become chief executive and Mark Wnek assume Goldsmith's titles (S)
Afghan Arrested in New York Said to Be a Heroin Kingpin
Date: 26 April 2005
By JULIA PRESTON; Carlotta Gall contributed reporting from Afghanistan for this article
Julia PRESTON
afghan arested in new york said to be a heroin kingpin**Federal authorities in New York announce arrest of Hajji Bashir Noorzai, Afghan tribal leader designated by Bush administration as one ofworld's most-wanted narcotics dealers; he is accused of building multimillion-dollar heroin trade through alliance with Taliban leader Mullah Muhammad Omar in 1990's, under which he provided Taliban with explosives, weapons and militia forces in exchange for protection for his poppy fields, opium laboratories and transportation routes; US Atty David N Kelley claims Noorzai's business was reduced, but not crippled, after Taliban was ousted by United States-led forces in Dec 2001; photo (M)
Arts, Briefly; New School Drops Actors Studio
Date: 25 April 2005
By JESSE McKINLEY; Compiled by Ben Sisario
Jesse McKINLEY
Arts, Briefly column; New School University, apparently wanting to take more active role, decides not to renew contract with Actors Studio, which has been running its theater department (S)
Critic's Choice: New CD's
Date: 25 April 2005
By Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh reviews new albums by The Mountain Goats (John Darnielle), Amerie, Rob Thomas, Bobby Valentino and Luny Tunes and Baby Ranks; photos (M)
Critic's Choice: New DVD's
Date: 26 April 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD boxed set of Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda's films A Generation, Kanal and Ashes and Diamonds; also reviews Doris Day Collection; photos (M)
France's New Look at Brazil's Indians
Date: 26 April 2005
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Article on Indian Brazil: The Arts of the Amerindians of Brazil, new exhibition at Grand Palais in Paris that is centerpiece of program of Brazilian art, music, dance and movies called Year of Brazil that is being held in France; photos (M)
Afghan Arrested in New York Said to Be a Heroin Kingpin
Date: 26 April 2005
By JULIA PRESTON; Carlotta Gall contributed reporting from Afghanistan for this article
Julia PRESTON
afghan arested in new york said to be a heroin kingpin**Federal authorities in New York announce arrest of Hajji Bashir Noorzai, Afghan tribal leader designated by Bush administration as one ofworld's most-wanted narcotics dealers; he is accused of building multimillion-dollar heroin trade through alliance with Taliban leader Mullah Muhammad Omar in 1990's, under which he provided Taliban with explosives, weapons and militia forces in exchange for protection for his poppy fields, opium laboratories and transportation routes; US Atty David N Kelley claims Noorzai's business was reduced, but not crippled, after Taliban was ousted by United States-led forces in Dec 2001; photo (M)
Critic's Choice: New CD's
Date: 25 April 2005
By Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh
Kelefa Sanneh reviews new albums by The Mountain Goats (John Darnielle), Amerie, Rob Thomas, Bobby Valentino and Luny Tunes and Baby Ranks; photos (M)
Critic's Choice: New DVD's
Date: 26 April 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD boxed set of Polish filmmaker Andrzej Wajda's films A Generation, Kanal and Ashes and Diamonds; also reviews Doris Day Collection; photos (M)
France's New Look at Brazil's Indians
Date: 26 April 2005
By ALAN RIDING
Alan RIDING
Article on Indian Brazil: The Arts of the Amerindians of Brazil, new exhibition at Grand Palais in Paris that is centerpiece of program of Brazilian art, music, dance and movies called Year of Brazil that is being held in France; photos (M)
Creative Chief Leaves At Lowe in New York
Date: 25 April 2005
By Nat Ives
Nat Ives
Gary Goldsmith resigns as chairman and chief creative officer of Lowe Worldwide's New York office; Susan Cantor will become chief executive and Mark Wnek assume Goldsmith's titles (S)
Afghan Arrested in New York Said to Be a Heroin Kingpin
Date: 26 April 2005
By JULIA PRESTON; Carlotta Gall contributed reporting from Afghanistan for this article
Julia PRESTON
afghan arested in new york said to be a heroin kingpin**Federal authorities in New York announce arrest of Hajji Bashir Noorzai, Afghan tribal leader designated by Bush administration as one ofworld's most-wanted narcotics dealers; he is accused of building multimillion-dollar heroin trade through alliance with Taliban leader Mullah Muhammad Omar in 1990's, under which he provided Taliban with explosives, weapons and militia forces in exchange for protection for his poppy fields, opium laboratories and transportation routes; US Atty David N Kelley claims Noorzai's business was reduced, but not crippled, after Taliban was ousted by United States-led forces in Dec 2001; photo (M)
Arts, Briefly; New School Drops Actors Studio
Date: 25 April 2005
By JESSE McKINLEY; Compiled by Ben Sisario
Jesse McKINLEY
Arts, Briefly column; New School University, apparently wanting to take more active role, decides not to renew contract with Actors Studio, which has been running its theater department (S)