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Updated on: Monday 01 May 2006, 17:05 Makka Time, 14:05 GMT  

Jazz fest soothes Katrina blues

The New Orleans' Jazz & Heritage Festival drew thousands of fans as superstar acts and local musicians celebrated the city and its music scene, suffering since Hurricane Katrina. FULL STORY

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contemporary Arab cinema
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