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Anarkia Boladona, fighting sexism through graffiti art
Fri, Mar 8, 2013
AFP 0:59 | 86 views
Panmela Castro, better known as Anarkia Boladona, hopes to promote feminist ideas with her work in the streets of Rio de Janeiro.Duration: 00:59
Ex-Murdoch aides Brooks and Coulson in court
Fri, Mar 8, 2013
AFP 0:40 | 28 views
Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson, a one-time top aide to British Prime Minister David Cameron, appeared in court in London on Friday on bribery charges.Duration: 00:39
Psy to release new song, hold concert in April
Fri, Mar 8, 2013
AFP 0:34 | 19 views
South Korean singer Psy says he will release the highly-anticipated follow up to his global hit "Gangnam Style" in April, and hold a large concert in Seoul to mark the occasion. Duration: 00:33
America's dry cities 'just say no' to alcohol
Fri, Mar 8, 2013
AFP 1:52 | 15 views
It's still prohibition in parts of America. Hundreds of towns maintain so-called blue laws on their books that ban the sale and purchase of alcohol. While that doesn't hold drinkers back, it does give towns like Haddonfield in rural New Jersey a distinct local flavor. Duration: 01:52
Sono Sion at Deauville 'Japan hasn't learnt from Fukushima'
Fri, Mar 8, 2013
AFP 0:52 | 8 views
Two years after the Fukushima catastrophe, Japanese director Sono Sion presents his new film, The Land of Hope, at the Deauville Asian film festival, where he is a guest of honor. In an interview with AFPTV Sono Sion says that Japan "has learned absolutely nothing" from the accident.Duration: 00:52
Bowie rekindles Berlin love affair with new album
Thu, Mar 7, 2013
AFP 1:27 | 4 views
British rock icon David Bowie revives his love affair with Berlin in his first new album in a decade, out this month, and the city is returning his affections with fervent tributes to its adopted son. Duration: 01:26
EU fines Microsoft 561 mn euros on web browser choice
Wed, Mar 6, 2013
AFP 0:57 | 5 views
The EU fined Microsoft 561 million euros ($730 million) Wednesday for failing to provide customers with a choice of Internet browser, as promised, but Brussels ran into criticism it had failed to do its job properly by allowing the US giant to monitor its own commitments. Duration: 00:56.
From console to museum: video games as art
Tue, Mar 5, 2013
AFP 1:32 | 11 views
Since when did Pac-Man and Tetris become high art? After a ground-breaking Smithsonian exhibition, the MOMA in New York is now showcasing video games -- and giving them a spot in their permanent collection.Duration: 01:32