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Take a look at the most stand out looks from Cannes 2023
Euronews Culture dives into the best, worst and most bizarre looks from this year's iconic film festival.
The top trends to take away from 2023's Chelsea Flower Show
This year's horticultural event featured some of the most stunning gardens ever seen in its decades-long history - we run down the trends which emerged
Take a look at Tina Turner's life in pictures
Euronews Culture takes a look at the late superstar's life in photographs after she passed away aged 83
Gustavo Dudamel to leave role at the Paris Opera in August
The world-renowned conductor has announced he will quit his post in August after just two years at the helm
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Renaissance woman: The resurgence of Paris Hilton
Heiress, businesswoman and all around icon Paris Hilton was the star of the 2000s until her friend Kim Kardashian grabbed the public's attention - but now Hilton is back with a memoir and more popularity than ever
International Booker Prize winner Gospodinov hails Balkan tales
Georgi Gospondinov says more stories from the Balkans and Eastern Europe are now being heard because of the tragedy unfolding in Ukraine.
Take a look at highlights of this year's Chelsea Flower Show
The most prestigious gardening show in the world is back in London - and Euronews Culture was there to see the event in all its glory
Georgi Gospodinov novel wins historic International Booker Prize
Georgi Gospodinov is the first Bulgarian to win the prestigious award for his novel 'Time Shelter', beating out five other writers on the shortlist.
Fashion designers increasingly using Cannes to launch new collections
Chopard and Versace are both choosing the film festival - a hot bed of celebrities and riches - to launch their new collections.
Culture Re-view: Bonnie and Clyde die in a police shootout
On 23 May 1934, two of the most famous outlaws in history - Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow - were killed in a police shootout.
How worrying for the art world is the Warhol US Supreme Court ruling?
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the late Andy Warhol infringed on the work of photographer Lynn Goldsmith with his 'Orange Prince' art - should the art world be worried?
What's on in Europe this week? Cultural events you shouldn't miss
Need some new weekend plans? Whether you're going out or staying in, we've got you covered. Here's Euronews Culture's guide to what's on in Europe this week.
A Glasgow museum pays tribute to late designer Mary Quant
The exhibition, featuring over 100 designs from the inventor of the mini skirt, opens on 20 May at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in the Scottish city.
The late British monarch's funeral cost more than €186 million
The UK treasury revealed the staggering cost of the event in a letter written to Parliament, following the long-reigning monarch's death last September.
Andy Rourke, bassist for The Smiths, dies aged 59
The Manchester-born musician, who had a decades-long career, passed away following a battle with pancreatic cancer
Every closet needs a white dress for summer-here are some of the best
Following Blackpink's Jennie Kim's hugely popular outfit choice at the Met Gala, Euronews Culture takes a look at some of the best white dresses of all time
Culture Re-View: Film star Sophia Loren jailed over tax dispute
On 19 May 1982, Italian film star Sophia Loren started a prison sentence for tax evasion.
Man charged in Wizard of Oz shoe theft investigation
A Minnesota man has been charged after an FBI investigation into the stealing of a pair of red shoes from the Judy Garland classic
Atelier Jolie launched by Oscar-winning actress
The award winning actress, director and former UN special envoy is launching Atelier Jolie, which will use deadstock fabrics and support refugees and marginalised groups
Look inside Alexander Lervik's renovated kit house south of Stockholm
As part of our series on designers' homes, Euronews Culture takes a look inside Alexander Lervik's property just south of Stockholm.
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