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Nicole Kidman's "Rabbit Hole" Weekend

Continuing to promote her latest work, Nicole Kidman kicked off the weekend at a "Rabbit Hole" screening in Los Angeles, CA on Friday night (November 19).

Held at Harmony Gold, the "Others" actress was joined by co-star Aaron Eckhart at the Australians In Film event which also included a Q&A session.

Jessica Lowndes: Miami Beach Bikini Babe

Spending the weekend in the sunshine state, Jessica Lowndes enjoyed some time on the beach in Miami, Florida on Sunday afternoon (November 21).

Joined by a male companion, the Adrianna Tate-Duncan actress showed off her fit and fine bikini body before covering up once she noticed nearby paparazzi snapping up shots.

"Harry Potter" Scores $125 Million Opening Weekend

Easily beating out the competition, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I" claimed the top spot at the box office over the weekend of November 19-21st.

Not disappointing studio execs, the Daniel Radcliffe/Emma Watson flick is estimated to have earned $125.1 million in total.

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Indian Christians Continue to Face Boycott, Forced Conversions

Two years after losing relatives and property to anti-Christian violence, survivors in India's Orissa state are still being pressured to "return" to Hinduism, according to a private investigation.

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Militants Attack Christians Across India

NEW DELHI, INDIA (Worthy News)-- Hindu and Muslim militants have attacked several Christians and a church in several incidents across the country as part of efforts to crackdown on the spread of Christianity in the country, Christians said.

In one incident, Pastor Mallappa Hanumanthappa Andrew of the evangelical Samadhana Prayer House and his brother were attacked October 20 by some six extremists while walking on a village road in the state of Karnataka, local Christians said.

US report commends UPA on religious freedom, slams Sangh Parivar

Releasing the report, secretary of state Hillary Clinton said the US did not intend to "act as a judge of other countries or hold ourselves out as a perfect example, but the United States cares about..
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While the US government has given thumbs up to freedom of religion in India, it has sharply criticised state and local governments for rising communal tensions and enforcing flimsy laws targeting religious .