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How A R Rahman brought Bollywood soundtracks to the Western world

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imageA R Rahman performing during the 83rd Academy Awards. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn

With record sales of more than 200 million albums worldwide, A R Rahman has composed the soundtracks for over 100 Indian films and is credited with more or less single-handedly revolutionising Indian film music.

On August 15 Rahman will be performing a one-off...

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'Teenage' Jupiter may hold the secret of how planets form

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imageArtist's conception of the young exoplanet 51 Eridani b. Danielle Futselaar & Franck Marchis, SETI Institute

In the past 20 years, thousands of planets have been discovered orbiting other stars. Far from resembling families of planets like Earth and its companions, most of these discoveries have made our solar system look like the odd one out.

B...

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Jimmy Carter in Cuba

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imageJimmy and Rosalynn Carter with Fidel Castro in 2011. Picture taken March 30 2011. Cubadebate/Reuters

Thirty-eight years ago, Jimmy Carter and Fidel Castro agreed to open downgraded embassies called Interest Sections in Havana and Washington DC. Carter’s intent was to normalize relations between the two countries during his tenure.

Those...

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  1. Planned Parenthood will survive; some women may not
  2. Researchers carefully protect dangerous pathogens – but how secure are all their data?
  3. To reduce debt, give students more information to make wise college choice decisions
  4. Can jazz thrive in China?
  5. How Saudi Arabia got its Yemen campaign so wrong
  6. Nobility may be up in arms, but Scotland's land reforms look fairly tame
  7. Breaching Transmissions – can expanded cinema expand your mind?
  8. What now after the Dallas Buyers Club pirate claim is rejected as 'surreal'?
  9. The truth about politics and cartography: mapping claims to the Arctic seabed
  10. The military gambit behind Putin's Arctic ambitions for Russian oil
  11. Transport's innovation problem: why haven’t flying cars taken off?
  12. First wave of academy schools created under Labour boosted grades
  13. Breaking the US government's hold on the internet won't be easy
  14. Yes, you can make alcohol from Vegemite, but ...
  15. As Morsi faces the gallows, where are the defenders of democracy?
  16. Putuparri and the Rainmakers is a stunning story of Aboriginal culture, life and law
  17. Judge blocks Voltage Pictures from sending dead cats to Dallas Buyers Club downloaders
  18. Going for gold: why tenpin bowling should become an Olympic sport
  19. What needs to be done to end South Africa's status as a nation of heavy drinkers
  20. South African musicians in the eye of party political storm
  21. Women need to start believing that they're fabulous – then we'll start to see change
  22. Paint gives clues about the ingenuity of ancient culture
  23. Does decriminalising pimping further women's rights?
  24. Foxtel boxed into a corner as sport streaming takes hold
  25. Forget about a 'currency war'; we'll have bigger worries off a weaker yuan
  26. VIDEO: Michelle Grattan on Dyson Heydon
  27. Why children under five are twice as likely to die in the UK as in Sweden
  28. Singer and Fisher preach to their flocks in euthanasia debate
  29. The verdict is in: feel-good exercise hormone irisin is real
  30. A Constitutional Referendum: a Hail Mary for those opposed to Marriage Equality
  31. Going against the flow in Grant Scicluna's debut feature film Downriver
  32. Australia's gig economy yet to register in employment numbers
  33. Increase in special exam consideration reflects increase in mental illness diagnoses
  34. Eat food, not nutrients: why healthy diets need a broad approach
  35. The living ghosts of 1945 haunt Asia's rival powers
  36. Grattan on Friday: Royal Commissioner finds it is not just witnesses that can have a credibility problem
  37. We should not dismiss the dangers of 'killer robots' so quickly
  38. Menstruation is a global health problem – and we need to talk about it
  39. Researchers produce opioid pain killer from genetically modified yeast with opium poppy genes
  40. Is the global warming ‘hiatus’ over?
  41. US shouldn't fret over cheaper yuan: China's growing middle class will keep buying 'Made in America'
  42. Technolog: Lawyers argue phone encryption helps criminals and blame Apple and Google
  43. No surprises on A-level results day – and that's a good thing
  44. Sorry Amnesty, decriminalising sex work will not protect human rights
  45. Gibraltar's contested waters: it's time to settle this unedifying spat
  46. Hard Evidence: how has the sharing economy changed job security?
  47. How to protect planes and passengers from explosions on the surface of the sun
  48. Don't expect straight answers on data sharing from the firms that profit from it
  49. Jeremy Corbyn is the only candidate with a distinct arts policy
  50. Clubs and bars are closing but has anything really changed?

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