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2008-10-07

June Allyson 10-07
Alyssa Chia 10-07
Lin Xiaolou 10-07
Yo-Yo Ma 10-07

Hits Rank

Nicolas Sarkozy (No.66)
Alain Robert (No.144)
Valerie Begue (No.147)
Francois Pinault (No.168)
Zinedine Zidane (No.175)
Amelie Mauresmo (No.176)
Bosco Wong (No.181)
Christian Dior (No.232)
Jean Paul Gaultier (No.242)
Henri Salvador (No.243)
Sophie Albou (No.254)
Jean-Bernard Levy (No.264)
Segolene Royal (No.272)
Mary Pierce (No.319)
Stephane Rolland (No.334)
Pascal Millet (No.335)
Yo-Yo Ma (No.368)
Francois Truffaut (No.432)
Jacques Becker (No.433)
Melissa Theuriau (No.456)
Jean-Jacques Annaud (No.461)
Marion Cotillard (No.465)
Yves Saint Laurent (No.471)
Johnny Hallyday (No.481)
Richard Gasquet (No.484)
Mohamed Dia (No.512)
Luc Besson (No.513)
Jacques Chirac (No.549)
Roman Polanski (No.554)
Julie Delpy (No.588)
Antoine Henri Becquerel (No.590)
Olivier Assayas (No.697)
Sophie Marceau (No.908)
Laeticia Bleger (No.1011)
Darei, Fiorence (No.1198)
Emmanuel Schotte (No.1240)
Bernard Rapp (No.1734)
Clovis Cornillac (No.1818)
Venessa Paradis (No.2137)
Catherine Deneuve (No.2305)
Liu Jinyan (No.2655)
Juliette Binoche (No.2798)
Ampere (No.2853)
Claude Monet (No.2986)
Camille Pissarro (No.3024)
Laetitia Casta (No.3057)

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Star News

[Nicolas Sarkozy]: Deepening finance crisis causes global market panic (13:55 10/6)
PARIS (AFP) - Desperate new measures by governments in Europe and North America to stabilise the financial system failed to stop panic selling that swept global markets Monday amid deepening gloom at the scope of the banking crisis.

[Jacques Chirac]: AIDS pioneers and cancer researcher win Nobel prize (07:47 10/6)
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Two French scientists who discovered the AIDS virus and a German who found the virus that causes cervical cancer were awarded the 2008 Nobel prize for medicine or physiology on Monday.

[Catherine Deneuve]: Thai film festival looking for makeover (20:12 9/28)
BANGKOK (AFP) - The sixth Bangkok International Film Festival is looking to reinvent itself after years of declining red-carpet glamour and an embarrassing graft case involving the US Justice Department.

[Marion Cotillard]: Cannes winner 'The Class' to vye for Oscar (09:32 9/20)
PARIS (AFP) - "The Class," a film shot in a rough Paris school that won the top prize at Cannes this year, has been chosen as France's entry for the 2009 foreign film Oscar, the selection committee said Friday.

[Juliette Binoche]: Juliette Binoche makes dance debut in London (21:08 9/18)
LONDON (AFP) - French actress Juliette Binoche embarked on a new stage in her career Thursday, taking to the boards in London in a new dance show she co-directed and performed with top British choreographer Akram Khan.

[Francois Pinault]: Jeff Koons brings pop art revolution to Versailles (10:31 9/10)
PARIS (AFP) - US king of kitsch Jeff Koons takes the Chateau de Versailles by storm on Wednesday, ruffling the stately pomp of the French royal court with his riotous larger-than-life pop art.

[Amelie Mauresmo]: Sisters set up all-Williams quarterfinal at Open (23:33 9/1)
NEW YORK - By now, Venus and Serena Williams know all too well how it feels to set aside sisterhood for a couple of hours and try to beat each other on a tennis court.

[Florent Serra]: Top-seeded Ivanovic loses in huge upset at US Open (23:09 8/28)
NEW YORK - Even for the mathematics major from Clemson, it just didn't add up: How could someone who recently struggled so badly she wanted to quit tennis stay on the court with the No. 1 player in the world?

[Roman Polanski]: LA utility wary of California's emissions strategy (09:04 7/31)
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has a storied place in California history.

[Claude Monet]: Hollywood's hidden penchant for art (09:24 7/23)
GIVERNY, France (AFP) - Mr Bean wrecking a Whistler or Julia Roberts expounding on a Pollock: in much the way James Bond films help cocktail connoisseurs improve their drinks skills, Hollywood in the past half century has provided key insights into US art.

[Segolene Royal]: Freed hostage Betancourt to return to France today (08:40 7/4)
PARIS - Freed from captivity and humiliation in the jungles of Colombia, Ingrid Betancourt returns to her beloved France and a hero's welcome Friday in the gilded halls of the presidential palace.

[Richard Gasquet]: Williams sisters both win on `Graveyard' (19:40 6/30)
WIMBLEDON, England - While Roger Federer glided to another victory on Centre Court, and Rafael Nadal won despite a scary stumble on Court 1, the Williams sisters found themselves playing back to back Monday on cozy, clattery Court 2, known as the "Graveyard of Champions."

[Delannoy, Jean]: French filmmaker Jean Delannoy dead at 100 (00:06 6/22)
PARIS (AFP) - French filmmaker Jean Delannoy, prize-winner at the 1946 Cannes film festival for "La symphonie pastorale" (Pastoral Symphony), has died at age 100, his family said Thursday.

[Alain Robert]: French 'Spider Man' charged in latest New York stunt (21:31 6/6)
Alain Robert, best known as the "French Spider Man" for climbing buildings and monuments around the world, was charged in a Manhattan court Friday and released on parole for scaling the New York Times skyscraper, court officials said.

[Yves Saint Laurent]: Fashion bids adieu to Yves Saint Laurent (22:28 6/5)
Green bunches of Yves Saint Laurent's beloved wheat dressed the yellow cloth covering his casket, which stood like a ray of light amid a sea of mourning luminaries clothed in funereal black, his favorite color.

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