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On the Trail of the Mysterious Tartessian Civilization
On the Trail of the Mysterious Tartessian Civilization

Spanish archaeologists are gradually unveiling the secrets of the Tartessian civilization, the oldest in Western Europe, which disappeared more than 2,400 years ago. The Tartessians, an enigmatic civilization that thrived between the 9th and 5th centuries BC in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula, have long intrigued historians and ...

Iconic 'Titanic' Artifacts Auctioned in Unprecedented Sale
Iconic 'Titanic' Artifacts Auctioned in Unprecedented Sale

More than a century after the Titanic's tragic maiden voyage, the world's fascination with the ill-fated ocean liner shows no signs of waning. This enduring interest is set to be reignited once again as Henry Aldridge & Son Ltd, a renowned auction house in southwest England, prepares to host an auction featuring over 250 items related to the ...

Ralph Khoury, Digital Art from Paris to New York
Ralph Khoury, Digital Art from Paris to New York

  Lebanese artist Ralph Khoury (GingerPotter on Instagram), known primarily for his works featuring a digital identifier that makes them unique, is exhibiting for the second time in New York, as well as in Belgium and at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris. He is known on Instagram under the name GingerPotter and is distinguished by his works ...

Mythical Dance by Mounira Al Solh at Biennale di Venezia
Mythical Dance by Mounira Al Solh at Biennale di Venezia

The Pavilion of Lebanon has invited Mounira Al Solh, born in Beirut in 1978, to create a bridge between myth and reality within its walls at the 60th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, from April 20 to November 24, 2024. Her extensive multimedia installation A Dance with Her Myth, comprising 41 pieces – including ...

Laurent Cantet, Acclaimed French Filmmaker, Dies at 63
Laurent Cantet, Acclaimed French Filmmaker, Dies at 63

Renowned for his socially conscious and deeply humanistic films, Palme d’or winner Laurent Cantet leaves behind a legacy of thought-provoking cinema that fearlessly explored contemporary issues and the human condition. Laurent Cantet, the acclaimed French filmmaker best known for his Palme d’or-winning film The Class (2008), passed away on ...

Kendji Girac Wanted to “Fake Suicide” After an Argument
Kendji Girac Wanted to “Fake Suicide” After an Argument

Kendji Girac, a popular French singer who was shot on Monday, told investigators he wanted to “fake suicide” to scare off his girlfriend, the public prosecutor in Mont-de-Marsan, southwest France, said on Thursday. French singer Kendji Girac, who was seriously injured by a gunshot this week, wanted to "fake" his suicide to scare his partner, ...

Lela MC: Venezuelan Migrant’s Journey to Colombian Rap Stardom
Lela MC: Venezuelan Migrant’s Journey to Colombian Rap Stardom

Gabriela Brito, known as Lela MC, is a 13-year-old Venezuelan migrant whose inspiring journey has led her to become a rising star in Colombian rap. At just 13 years old, Gabriela Brito, better known by her stage name Lela MC, has lived a life that could be straight out of a movie. After surviving a fire, emigrating from Venezuela, and singing on ...

Turner Prize Finalists Unveiled: Celebrating 40 Years of Contemporary Art
Turner Prize Finalists Unveiled: Celebrating 40 Years of Contemporary Art

The prestigious Turner Prize, a British contemporary art award, has announced its four finalists for its 40th anniversary, showcasing diverse and thought-provoking projects. The Turner Prize, one of the most prestigious awards in the contemporary art world, has revealed the names of its four finalists for its 40th anniversary celebration. The ...

Moulin Rouge: Wingless but Unbowed, Show Goes On
Moulin Rouge: Wingless but Unbowed, Show Goes On

  Despite the unexplained fall of its emblematic wings, the famous Parisian cabaret Moulin Rouge remains open and determined to rise to the challenge of this unexpected ordeal. In the heart of Montmartre, a symbol of Parisian nightlife has just experienced a shocking moment. On the night from Wednesday to Thursday, the wings of the Moulin ...

'Mono-Pause' by Betty Taoutel: Extended Until May 5th
'Mono-Pause' by Betty Taoutel: Extended Until May 5th

Due to the success of the play and public demand, Mono-Pause, the latest theatrical creation by Betty Taoutel, has been extended until May 5th. Sold-out performances, standing ovations, and the enthusiasm of the audience have encouraged the director to negotiate to keep the theater reservation until this date, resulting in 8 weeks of shows (a ...

Venice Biennale: JR Reimagining the Orient-Express
Venice Biennale: JR Reimagining the Orient-Express

  After more than a quarter-century in the world of art, JR, a street artist of international acclaim, continues to be driven by a passion for travel and exploration. At 41, the French photographer, recognizable by his signature black hat and glasses, has embarked on an audacious project: adorning an entire car of the Venice ...

‘Juror #2’: Clint Eastwood's Moral Dilemma at 93
‘Juror #2’: Clint Eastwood's Moral Dilemma at 93

Born on May 31, 1930, in San Francisco, Clint Eastwood is a towering figure in cinema. As an actor, director, producer and composer, he has left an indelible mark on the history of film over a career spanning more than six decades. Now, at 93, he is set to take on a final challenge with his 40th feature film as a director, Juror #2, a legal ...