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Celebrity News - 18/9/2014

LONDON The cast of the popular British import ‘Downton Abbey’ arrived in style for a charity screening of the highly anticipated 5th season. Laura Carmichael, who plays the proper Lady Edith Crawley was anything but as she dazzled in a Markus Lupfer graphic-print flared dress. The stars came out for the premiere of the quasi-documentary '20,000 Days On Earth'. The film purportedly follows the day in the life of groundbreaking musician Nick Cave. Cave spoke about how making the film affected him. 455724954 0:02: Nick Cave: It taught me…process. :0:12 LOS ANGELES Matt Damon and wife, Luciana Barroso dodged paparazzi as they made their way into a private Coldplay concert and made sure to make a quick exit as soon as it was over. Jennifer Lawrence wasn’t so lucky as she had to run the gauntlet of photogs to get to her waiting car. Kim Kardashian might have been breaking some laws as she spoke on her phone while driving on the Sunset Strip. NEW YORK Michelle Monaghan signed autographs as she made the rounds for her new film, ‘Fort Bliss’ while Bridget Moynahan visited the TODAY show to promote her police drama, ‘Blue Bloods.’ That’s all for now. We’ll be back tomorrow with more celebrity news and sightings. Sep 19, 2014
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Won't allow anyone to play with media freedom, says Prakash Javadekar

Hyderabad, Sep 11 (ANI): Targeting Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, IandB Minister Prakash Javadekar addressing a media conference said on Thursday that he won't allow anyone to play havoc with the freedom of media. The statement came after Telangana CM threatened the media of burying 10 feet under the earth, if it insults Telangana. After his meeting with the Telangana CM, Javedekar said that media's freedom is the soul of democracy and that he has taken serious note of the CM's remarks. Sep 11, 2014
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KCR warns media against insulting Telangana, politicos slam

New Delhi, Sep 10 (ANI): Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Wednesday faced flak for his comment on media. KCR threatened to bury the media "ten feet under the earth" if they continue to insult the newly-carved out state. Rao, at loggerheads with the Andhra Pradesh government over disbursement of assets and liabilities of the undivided state, also demanded that Telangana "must be respected". Sep 10, 2014