Published: 22:52 pm,Sunday 22 May 2022

ABBA show could also have ended up in Germany's Ruhr
According to ABBA star Björn Ulvaeus, 77, his band's new concert show with digital images of the Swedish pop stars almost ended up in Germany instead of England, reported dpa. Ulvaeus told dpa that there were reasons for the show to take place in London and not in Stockholm.
Published: 05:41 am,Saturday 21 May 2022

Police Museum gets Museum of the Year award
The Police Museum received the Museum of the Year 2022 award granted by the Finnish Museums Association and ICOM (International Council of Museums) Finland, said the National Police Board in a press release on Friday. The award is granted to a museum that in its field has significantly promoted
Published: 14:13 pm,Friday 20 May 2022

Comedy on Russian homophobia filmed in Ukraine
"The Revenge of the Shiny Shrimps" follows an all-queer water polo team that lands in homophobic Russia. But the scenes had to be shot in Ukraine, before the war. The fictional water LGBTQ polo team portrayed in the hit French comedy, "The Shiny Shrimps," was inspired by an actual
Published: 01:40 am,Wednesday 18 May 2022

75th Cannes Film Festival kicks off
The 75th edition of the Cannes Film Festival kicked off here on Tuesday evening with an opening ceremony hosted by Belgian actress Virginie Efira, reported Xinhua. The festival's nine-member jury is headed by French actor Vincent Lindon, winner of the Best Actor Award at the 68th Cannes Film Festival
Published: 22:15 pm,Thursday 12 May 2022

Ukraine among 10 first Eurovision finalists
A total of 17 songs were presented during the first semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest. Viewers have selected 10 acts that will compete in the finals on Saturday. The mood in front of Turin's PalaOlimpico was already upbeat ahead of the Eurovision Song Contest semifinals, as fans waited
Published: 10:14 am,Tuesday 10 May 2022

Warhol's Marilyn Monroe portrait sold for record €185m
A Marilyn Monroe portrait by Andy Warhol was sold at €185 million at the auction house Christie's in New York on Monday, reported DW, quoting news agencies AFP and Reuters. The 1964 silk-screen portrait is one in a series of portraits that the artist made of Monroe, following her