Barbara Rush, born on January 4, 1927, in Denver, Colorado, was an iconic American actress whose career spanned over seven decades. Renowned for her versatility and enduring presence on both the big screen and television, Rush’s journey in the entertainment industry is a testament to her talent, resilience, and adaptability. From winning a Golden Globe to becoming a beloved figure on television, Rush left an indelible mark on Hollywood.
Early Life and Education
Barbara Rush was born to Roy Rush, a lawyer working for a Midwest mining company. Although her roots were in Denver, she spent her formative years in the picturesque city of Santa Barbara, California. The sunny, coastal environment of Santa Barbara would later become synonymous with he…
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Emad Mekay
WASHINGTON, Feb 8 2006 (IPS) – A World Trade Organisation decision that called European safety bans on genetically modified food illegal under its global trade rules could usher in a new phase of potentially hazardous Frankenfoods worldwide and further erosion of local protections, say environmental and advocacy groups.
The groups urged the European Union to place human health and environmental safety first and continue to resist allowing imports of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
The long-awaited landmark ruling on the EU s six-year embargo on genetically engineered crops could affect millions of farmers and consumers around the world and billions of dollars in trade.
The United States, the main plaintiff in the case, along with developing n…
Am Johal
VANCOUVER, Canada, Oct 3 2007 (IPS) – For more than two decades, the Vienna-based International Narcotics Control Board (INCB) has tried to discourage nations from developing harm reduction programmes and other HIV/AIDS prevention programmes.
Insite safe injection and health centre in Vancouver, Canada. Credit: Vancouver Coastal Health
Civil society critics have argued that the position of the INCB is built upon a fundamental misunderstanding of drug addiction viewin…
Mel Frykberg
GAZA CITY, Jul 2 2008 (IPS) – Gaza is being forced to pump 77 tonnes of untreated or partially treated sewage out to sea daily due to the Israeli blockade of the coastal territory. The fear is that some of this is creeping back into drinking water.
The drought in the Palestinian territories has exacerbated Gaza s shortage of drinking water. Credit: Mel Frykberg
The health of Gaza s 1.5 million people is at risk, Mahmoud Daher, from the UN …
Nora Happel interviews H.E. Alexandru Cujba, Secretary-General of the South-South Steering Committee for Sustainable Development (SS-SCSD) and Director-General of the International Organization for South-South Cooperation (IOSSC).
UNITED NATIONS, Aug 21 2015 (IPS) – Next month, the South-South Awards will be taking place for the fifth time, honouring the achievements and contributions of heads of state and government, as well as representatives from the private sector and civil society in promoting sustainable development in the Global South.
Alexandru Cujba. Credit: South-South…
STOCKHOLM / ROME, Apr 29 2019 (IPS) – Just before nine o´clock in the morning of April 21st, Christians in Sri Lanka were in their churches peacefully celebrating Easter Sunday, while tourists were waking up in their hotel rooms. Suddenly explosions blasted three churches and three hotels. Among the ruins lay hundreds of wounded people, as well as 253 corpses of men, women and children. They had been killed and maimed because some fellow human beings believed they acted in God´s name and out of promises of an unproven, heavenly bliss if they killed themselves after obliterating people they did not know; sowing death, lifelong suffering and sorrow.
How can anyone be capa…