Sports
 | ESPN.co.uk - Juan Manuel Marquez has no interest in fighting anyone other than Manny Pacquiao - and if the pair do meet for a fourth time, Marquez says it cannot take place in Las Vegas. |
 | Inquirer.net - KELAPA GADING, Jakarta—It's two to go for the national cagers in their bid to pull off an unprecedented golden basketball double in the 26th Southeast Asian Games. |
 | Yahoo! Sports - After lawyers for NBA players filed antitrust suits against the league in California and Minnesota, commissioner David Stern has a conference call set with owners on Thursday to discuss their ... |
 | PhilBoxing.com - The tenth edition of the PINOY PRIDE series is expected to be another sell out as this once again highlights the rivalry between the Philippines and Mexico in boxing as both countries will be represented by fighters with similar styles in Rey “Boom ... |
 | The Sun - MARTIN JOHNSON admits he jumped before he was pushed after quitting as England team manager. Jonno knew he was likely to be axed when his contract expired on December 31 following the disastrous World Cup. |
 | SI.com - This story appears in the Nov. 21, 2011 issue of Sports Illustrated. Buy the digital version of the magazine here. Too small to be considered a full-fledged town, the borough of Mill Hall, Pa. |
 | Washington Post - MELBOURNE, Australia - David Toms is part of a trivia question that he doesn't know about, if he even cares. Toms and Tiger Woods played a fourballs match at the Presidents Cup four years ago at Royal Montreal, and had no trouble beating Nick O'Hern ... |
 | Bangkok Post - The Thai national football team will play their last match at the 26th SEA Games against Singapore with only pride at stake today. |
 | New Zealand Herald - Indian cricketer Pragyan Ojha, right, celebrates with teammates Gautam Gambhir, middle, and captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Photo / AP India moved toward a series-clinching victory overnight with West Indies trailing by 283 runs and only seven wickets ... |
 | Inquirer.net - Comelec Chairman Sixto Brillantes Jr. on Wednesday declared that he would be running after “syndicates” within the organization purportedly involved in the selling of election returns and certificates of canvass during elections. |
 | Journal Online - Palembang—The Philippine contingent settled for one gold medal in a forgettable day yesterday and looked doomed to a sixth place finish in the 26th Southeast Asian Games. |
 | MirrorFootball.co.uk - With the qualifiers complete and the 16 teams who'll contest Euro 2012 decided, it's time for Fabio Capello to focus on picking the 23 players who'll be wearing the Three Lions next summer. |
 | Telegraph.co.uk - Guus Hiddink is expected to be used as an occasional advisor to Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich after losing his job on Tuesday as the manager of Turkey. |
Entertainment
 | SFGate.com (blog) - The woman who accused teenage singer Justin Bieber of fathering her baby has dropped her paternity lawsuit. Single mother Mariah Yeater quietly withdrew her request for a paternity test and child support last week. |
 | Entertainment Weekly - by EW staff Twihards have long been anticipating seeing Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward (Robert Pattinson) honeymoon on Isle Esme and consummate their marriage amid flying feathers. |
 | Los Angeles Times - In an era when film trailers debut before many eyeballs on cellphone screens, how do you market a movie whose story is well known and whose chief selling point is the big screen, 3-D experience? |
 | HitFix (blog) - Michael Jackson's “The Immortal World Tour” opened Oct. 2 in Montreal. The show, produced in collaboration between Cirque du Soleil and Jackson's estate, features ambitious reinventions of some of the ... |
 | msnbc.com - From breaking news to news you can't use, but enjoy anyway, we offer up the latest developments on the hot stories of the day in TV, movies, music and celebrities. |
 | BBC News - Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has handed over a $1.3m (£820000) bond to the government in order to begin an appeal against a massive tax bill. |
 | Huffington Post - On-screen, Brad Pitt is no stranger to fighting. He's played an assassin, a Nazi killer -- and then there was that club. But in real life, the dad of six says the only thing that he "gets hot about... ready to fight about," is how much he worries about ... |
 | New York Post - Socialite Brittny Gastineau may have caught the bouquet at Kim Kardashian's wedding to Kris Humphries in August. But ever since Kardashian filed for divorce, the reality TV star has not spoken to her longtime best friend. |
 | E! Online - AP Photo/Dan Steinberg Fans of Michael Jackson can rest easy: The bed in which the singer died is no long up for sale. The controversial auction item was yanked after the Jackson estate asked the auction house to pull it, a spokesperson for Julien's ... |
 | abc7.com - In this Nov. 9, 2011 photo a model displays a 110.03 carats Sun-Drop Diamond described as fancy vivid yellow, the highest color grading, by gemstone experts, at a Sotheby's preview show in Geneva, Switzerland. |
 | The Sun - The striking shellfish was snapped up by fishmonger Rex Goldsmith at a London market and handed to the Natural History Museum. Experts there believe the European creature, traditionally a much darker shade of blue, was born the unusual colour because ... |
 | Inquirer.net - My first instinct when attending another country's food festival is to zero in on the unfamiliar. For the Canada Food Festival, it was beaver tail. |
 | Mongabay.com - A single forest corridor in Sumatra has yielded camera trap photos of five wild cats species, including the Critically Endangered Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae). |
 | Manila Bulletin - MANILA, Philippines - Tarlac will host anew an affair for environmental awareness as the provincial government will sponsor the evening gown event and photo session of the Miss Earth beauty pageant on November 23-25 at the historic ... |
 | Indian Express - Who do you want to be on the Internet? Salman Rushdie wants to be himself - the name by which he is known in the land of kahanis and sought by readers looking for Saleem and Shalimar; the name against which the most famous fatwa of the literary world ... |
 | The Moscow Times - Two of the Bolshoi Theater's top dancers, Natalya Osipova and Ivan Vasilyev, shocked the ballet world this week by announcing that they were quitting the country's top ballet theater for St. Petersburg's Mikhailovsky Theater. |
 | News-antique.com (press release) - In 2005, the white suite that Lennon wore on the cover of Abbey Road sold for $118000 at a Braswell Galleries auction in Connecticut. |
 | London SE1 - Chairs, crockery and cutlery from two of SE1's best-known restaurants are among the exhibits at the Design Museum's fascinating celebration of the 80th birthday of Sir Terence Conran. |
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