Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
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In it for the long run: Marathon man Eliud Kipchoge isn't done yet
Over the past 20 years, Kenyan long-distance runner Eliud Kipchoge has shattered records and smashed preconceptions of what humans can achieve. Now aged 38, the marathon man has no plans to hang up his trainers yet.
Hollywood writers to return to work after union agrees deal
The agreement includes guarantees about artificial intelligence and a bonus for viewership residuals on streaming.
Milan Fashion Week: The wonders of wool and beautiful bodycon
Drama, suspense and a star-studded cast. All that before any models started making their way down the catwalk. Milan Fashion Week will go down as one for the ages. Even the constant wet weather couldn't dampen spirits for womenswear next spring and summer.
The 1975 upset Malaysia's anti-gay laws as male band members kiss
The British indie band say they've been banned from Kuala Lumpur after 'gay stage kiss'. Malaysian authorities insist there will be no 'compromise with any party that challenges, belittles or violates' its laws.
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Tony Bennett: A life in pictures
The crooner's crooner, Tony Bennett sang with just about everybody across so many genres over several generations. Here's a look at some his most memorable moments.
Actor Julian Sands confirmed dead after hike in California mountains
US authorities have confirmed the death of British actor Julian Sands five months after he went missing while hiking in California mountains.
Cormac McCarthy, prize winning author of 'The Road' dies at 89
The celebrated American author Cormac McCarthy has died at his home in New Mexico. He was best known for the Pulitzer Prize winning post-apocalyptic novel, 'The Road' and 'No Country for Old Men'.
Wind droughts: A threat to the booming North Sea wind power industry?
In partnership with Copernicus
Several EU countries are implementing ambitious plans to turn the North Sea into a green energy powerhouse. But what will happen if global warming causes wind speeds to drop?
How financial speculation creates hunger in low-income countries
Award winning filmmaker and journalist Stefano Liberti, joins us for this episode of The Star Ingredient to talk about how globalisation and financialisation can pose a challenge to the worldwide food system.
Marina Abramović: My life and legacy as a performance artist
Marina Abramović has a very special relationship with Spain. The country and its culture reflect she says so much of how she feels and what she represents. So, when asked to perform and direct by Barcelona's famed Liceu Opera, Abramović says the unique opportunity was too good to miss.
Ruth E. Carter becomes first Black woman to win two Oscars
Ruth E.Carter's wish is that her historic win at the Academy Awards will offer more opportunities to women of colour.
Sculptor Jaume Plensa prepares to take Macbeth opera beyond Barcelona
Pulsating dance and high drama from Shakespeare combined with the rapturous music of Verdi. Welcome to Spanish artist Jaume Plensa's interpretation of Macbeth. Sit down and settle yourself for an incredible assault on the senses.
Iran viral protest song wins special merit award at Grammys
Shervin Hajipour was a little known Iranian pop singer and songwriter before the protests erupted over the death of Iranian-Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini. His song in support of the demonstrations quickly went viral and became an anthem against the regime.
Shout-out to wild, wacky and wonderful outfits at Grammy Awards 2023
The Grammy Award red carpet was sizzling hot as the great and the good of the music world turned the glamour notch up to eleven... And then broke it off.
What role did the sound of music play at the Qatar World Cup?
If you weren't moved by the football action on the pitch, were you carried away by the music off it? Euronews Culture has been listening to the songs and soundtracks played at major sporting tournaments.
New arts-based forum aims to celebrate common European culture
What can art and culture contribute to Europe and our common future? It's a massive question with a myriad of answers, many of which have been explored during a three-day workshop and exhibition in Rome.
A creative concept deliciously unites some of Europe's finest vines
The European Union's motto of "United in diversity" has been put in a bottle. The Borderless European Wine is a solidarity project that aims to combine the cultural creativity of the continent's winegrowers.
Studio Wild design duo use banned plants to examine EU migration pact
The European Union has banned numerous plant life deemed to be invasive and uncontrollable. But a pair of Dutch designers say this approach, which fails to consider working with the environment, is also being used towards people on the move.
Streaming site is reportedly a victim of "review-bombing"
A day after registering a record audience for its mega-expensive fantasy drama, Amazon Prime has been forced to halt viewers reviews of its Tolkien inspired series
Cineworld files for bankruptcy protection in US but says all jobs safe
The struggling chain owes billions in euros and has cinemas across the UK and Eastern Europe.
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