hair transplant in Turkey.Luke Horsfield had been feeling 'really self-conscious' about his thinning hairline when he decide to go abroad for the producer.The 26-year-old then forked out £1,250 for the bargain six hour surgery at the Clinic Center in Instanbul, half the price it would cost in the UK.But he was gutted when months after the operation he still failed to see any growth and was left with scars and bald patches.Luke claims surgeons at the clinic couldn't speak English and took too
Review: Elliot Ackerman’s latest is a tense tale from Turkey
28.05.2020 - 12:16 / abcnews.go.com
“Red Dress in Black & White,” by Elliot Ackerman (Alfred A. Knopf)
If you know your Bosphorus from phosphorus and Gezi Park means something to you, you’ll probably love Elliot Ackerman’s new novel. If the strait that separates the European and Asian parts of Turkey and the 2013 demonstrations against urban development in Istanbul drive you to Google, you might not appreciate the novel as much at first, but don’t be afraid to give it a try.
Let’s start with the characters: First there’s
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04.06.2020 / 13:19
Chinese dissident Xu Zhiyong to be honored by PEN America
NEW YORK -- Xu Zhiyong, a prominent Chinese activist and legal scholar detained by the government since earlier this year, is being honored by PEN America.
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01.06.2020 / 20:41
Zynga to Acquire 'Toon Blast' Maker Peak for $1.8 Billion
San Francisco-based mobile video gaming giant Zynga said Monday it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Istanbul, Turkey-based mobile games firm Peak, which is behind the likes of Toon Blast and Toy Blast, for $1.8 billion in cash and stock.
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01.06.2020 / 19:01
Zynga to Buy Mobile Game Developer Peak for $1.8 Billion
Mobile game developer Zynga on Monday announced it would acquire the Turkish game maker Peak for $1.8 billion in cash and stock in Zynga’s largest acquisition since it launched in 2007.
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28.05.2020 / 07:55
What happened to the nine players released by Louis van Gaal at Manchester United
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24.05.2020 / 23:17
Bride and groom-to-be devastated after getting date of cancelled wedding tattooed on their arms
A bride and groom-to-be have been left disappointed after their wedding was cancelled - and even more so since they’d had the date permanently tattooed on their arms.
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23.05.2020 / 00:01
The joy of bad stuff: why there's so much fun to be had from the truly awful
In 1980, one of the TV shows that the biggest impact on my class at school was called The Golden Turkey Awards. It was a spoof ceremony to honour the world’s worst films, many of them dating from the 50s and 60s, mostly low-budget sci-fi or inept creature-features. Such was its impact that Channel 4 followed up with a series on The World’s Worst Movies. Clive James devoted a show to bad films. A mini-industry sprang up around risible celluloid disasters.