Iltalehti16mEntertainment & CultureHilkka Kinnunen, a renowned theatre actress and operetta star from Finland, has died at the age of 101. The news of her passing was reported by Helsingin Sanomat. Kinnunen’s family confirmed the death to the newspaper. She was a celebrated figure in the Finnish performing arts, holding the title of
Observador1hEntertainment & CultureThe most expensive fantasy bra in history, crafted by Jacob Arabo—renowned jeweler to Cristiano Ronaldo—has been created for Victoria's Secret. This marks the return of the coveted bra to the Victoria's Secret fashion show. The event also signaled the return of supermodel Gisele Bündchen to the Vict
Daily Graphic12hEntertainment & CultureAbena Amoah, Managing Director of the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE), and Salem Kalmouni, Group CEO of Japan Motors, have been recognized as the top marketing professionals in Ghana for 2025. The awards were presented at the 37th Annual National Marketing Performance Awards hosted by the Chartered Insti
Republika18hEntertainment & CultureThe Law Research Institute (LASKUM) of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Muhammadiyah Jakarta (FH UMJ), achieved third place in the Legal Opinion competition at the Asian Law Student Association (ALSA) Festival 2026. The competition saw participation from numerous law students across Asia. This accomp
Lima Gris1dEntertainment & CultureThe Cervantino International Festival in Guanajuato is currently presenting a diverse range of artistic performances. Highlights include chamber music by the Arod Quartet, featuring pieces by Fanny Mendelssohn, Béla Bartók, and Claude Debussy. Portuguese fado music is also featured, with LINA_ prese
Dagens Nyheter1dEntertainment & CultureSwedish pop icon Robyn performed a nearly two-hour concert at 3Arena in Dublin, showcasing a strong setlist of her hits. According to a review by DN’s Vera von Otter, the “homecoming” concert was technically flawless in its execution. However, the performance was criticized for lacking any unexpecte
Anadolu Ajansı2dEntertainment & CultureThe Presidency's Communications Director, Burhanettin Duran, announced the deployment of Turkey’s first floating production platform, Osman Gazi, today. The platform will be officially sent to its designated location with a ceremony. Osman Gazi is set to operate in a specified location within the Bl
Republika2dEntertainment & CultureIndonesian actress Satine Zaneta has revealed she initially lacked confidence when taking on a comedic role. The actress, who portrays Siti in the film *Siti Si Vampir*, admitted to struggling with self-assurance at the beginning of the project. She faced challenges specifically with comedic charact
iDNES3dEntertainment & CultureCzech actor Vladimír Javorský, known for his thoughtful performances and delicate mannerisms, continues to establish himself as a singer, songwriter, and musician. Following up his first album "Ještě je" from four years ago, Javorský will release his second album in November titled "Bočemuni." This
Kathmandu Post3dEntertainment & CultureFor over 35 years, Rabindra Shakya of Nepal has dedicated himself to the intricate art of repoussé, a traditional metalworking technique. This ancient craft, practiced in Nepal for centuries, demands immense skill and patience from its practitioners. Shakya’s work showcases a commitment to preservin
De Telegraaf3dEntertainment & CultureIrish singer Niall Horan, 33, demonstrated his talent for fostering a sense of community during his performance on Thursday evening at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. The singer provided Dutch fans with a carefree and enjoyable evening. Horan’s performance resonated strongly with the audience, creating
NOS3dEntertainment & CultureThe leap second, a measure used to reconcile atomic time with the Earth’s slightly irregular rotation, has been officially abolished by the General Conference for Measures and Weights (CGPM) in Paris. Introduced in 1972, the leap second was added 27 times, most recently in 2016, to account for varia
The Times of India4dEntertainment & CultureAn Egyptian farmer in Behbeit El Hagar made an astonishing discovery while farming – a colossal 28-foot statue believed to be of Ramses II. Following the find, Egyptian antiquities authorities initiated an excavation, successfully unearthing not only the statue but also a significant head of Ramses
ABC News Australia4dEntertainment & CultureBernice Barry, an author drawing from personal experiences, has been awarded the ARA Historical Novel Prize for her book, *The Names of a Hare*. The prize, worth $100,000, recognizes Barry’s compelling narrative rooted in historical themes. Barry connected with the protagonist’s feelings of being di
The Slovakian5dEntertainment & CultureA challenging question lingers after viewing Andrey Zvyagintsev’s film, *Minotaur*. The film portrays Russians as possessing normal lives – owning homes and cars, like a Volvo – defying stereotypes of excessive drinking or overt displays of wealth. It dismantles the idea of a uniquely Russian predis
Der Spiegel6dEntertainment & CultureAmanda Seyfried has stated she is currently declining roles that feature numerous sex scenes. The actress previously enjoyed performing intimate scenes alongside attractive co-stars, but now feels differently. Seyfried attributes this shift in preference, in part, to the presence of her children. Sh
Altinget6dEntertainment & CultureAn agricultural historian, Esben Bøgh Sørensen, argues that agriculture is at a critical juncture, reminiscent of the 1960s and 1970s. Political decisions during those decades shaped the development of industrial agriculture as it exists today. Sørensen contends that similar political battles will d
Hespress6dEntertainment & CultureA new museum dedicated to Moroccan Jewish culture opened its doors in Fes el Bali on Monday, October 11th, following the recent opening of the Al-Bathaa Museum of Islamic Art. Serge Berdugo, Secretary-General of the Jewish Communities of Morocco, described the two museums as “twin museums,” highligh
Yonhap News6dEntertainment & CultureMichael Woodford, 71, a professor at Columbia University in New York, and a joint winner of this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics, proctored an economics exam on the day he learned of the award. According to reports from Yonhap News in New York, Woodford was focused on collecting exam papers when not
Le Sursaut6dEntertainment & CultureDjibouti boasts the highest average monthly salaries in all of Africa, reaching $2,836 (1,647,007 FCFA). This places Djibouti ahead of other East African nations, including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda. While Kenya outperforms its neighbors – Tanzania, Uganda, and Rwanda – it still lags behin
Helsingin Sanomat7dEntertainment & CultureDrawings, letters, and photographs are offering a new perspective on the life of Rauli “Badding” Somerjoki, the beloved Finnish singer who died young. These previously unseen materials, preserved for 40 years, shed light on Somerjoki’s personality and experiences beyond the stage. The collection pro
Dagens Nyheter7dEntertainment & CultureSwedish writer Alex Schulman observes a growing disconnect between traditional holidays and the natural progression of seasons. He predicts a future where seasonal celebrations like Halloween, symbolized by pumpkins, and Christmas, represented by Christmas trees, will occur irrespective of their typ
El País Uruguay7dEntertainment & CultureLa Nueva Escuela triumphed in the admission test held in El Prado, achieving a score of 1,367 points. This victory secures their participation in the upcoming parade. Nine groups from the interior regions also qualified for the event. The parade is scheduled to take place on February 5th and 6th, 20
Novinky7dEntertainment & CultureThe band Kabát has announced the postponement of concerts due to illness affecting three of its members. Initially, two concerts scheduled in Brno were moved, and now five concerts planned in Slovakia – Bratislava, Trenčín, Zvolen, Košice, and Poprad – from October 13th to 22nd, have also been resch
Seneweb8dEntertainment & CultureAs schools resumed in early October in Senegal, families are facing significant costs associated with the 2026-2027 school year. These expenses include registration fees, increasingly extensive supply lists, and mandatory school uniforms. The return to school arrives after a period of already high s
CRHoy8dEntertainment & CultureThe article contrasts the opulent banquets hosted by Nobel Laureates Miguel Ángel Asturias and Pablo Neruda with a challenging question: how many Literature Nobel Prize winners are still alive in the memories of readers today? It prompts reflection on the nature of recognition and the fleeting impac
VnExpress8dEntertainment & CultureJihan Dimack of Tanzania has made history as the first contestant from the African continent to win the Miss Grand International title. The 30-year-old contestant captivated judges and audiences alike with her striking features and impressive physique during the Miss Grand International 2026 competi
El Observador8dEntertainment & CultureCabaña Macedo successfully returned to the auction circuit with its 12th annual sale of breeding stock in Artigas, Uruguay. The auction, conducted by Megaagro and Gastón Araújo Agronegocios, saw strong demand from buyers across the country. Both male and female cattle were completely sold. The sale
Dagens Nyheter8dEntertainment & CultureAuthor and writer Bengt Ohlsson is exploring the 100-year archive of *Dagens Nyheter* (DN) through his series “Benkes tidsmaskin” (Benke’s Time Machine). The series focuses on rediscovering past news events. This week, Ohlsson’s exploration lands him in the midst of the 1954 book release season. He
Iltalehti10dEntertainment & CultureFinnish Eurovision representative Käärijä and Dutch artist Joost Klein have collaborated on a new song. The track, titled “Hyvää puuta,” is a cover version of a classic song originally performed by Vesa-Matti Loiri. Released on Friday, October 9th, the song reimagines Loiri’s well-known composition.