USA Madonna is frequently hours late for concerts, a fan says. He's suing. The singer has a "long history of arriving and starting her concerts late" and to accommodate her tardiness a show was rescheduled to start at 10:30 p.m., the suit says. 09/11/2019
Inspire Middle East SIBF: Letters to a Young Muslim author Omar Saif Ghobash talks freedom to write The 38thedition of the Sharjah International Book Fair was held from October 30th until November 9th 2019. 08/11/2019
Inspire Middle East How UAE educators are looking to redefine literacy for children Conjuring up ideas to engage children with books is what Emirati author and illustrator Maitha Al Khayat has been doing for more than ten years. 08/11/2019
Italy The Making of a Global Village In January, thousands of citizens of Italy’s Basilicata region gathered in a unique location to celebrate an historic occasion through music — which reverberated around adjacent tuff rock. 23/10/2019
Japan Modern Tokyo art bows to tradition for inspiration Euronews reporter Naomi Lloyd discovers that Tokyo is a city of contrasts - where rich traditions sit alongside futuristic innovation. 22/10/2019
USA New 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' trailer arrives on Carrie Fisher's birthday The latest film in the blockbuster Disney franchise, set for release in December, will feature the last footage Fisher filmed before her death in 2016. 22/10/2019
life Okinawans tells us the secret to long lives The Okinawa archipelago in Japan is breaking records in terms of long life. Made up of 160 islands bordered by the Pacific Ocean with a subtropical climate, we meet friendly Okinawans who show us why it’s a great place to live (for a very long time). 21/10/2019
Discover Sanya China’s Hainan Island leading the way for health and wellbeing Boasting beautiful scenery, hot springs and traditional medicine, Sanya is a tropical retreat for visitors, looking to relax and rejuvenate. 21/10/2019
Cult Joy Division anniversary provides ironic backdrop to Brexit summit It’s the seminal song whose anniversary today is providing an ironic backdrop to this week’s Brexit-dominated EU summit in Brussels. 16/10/2019
France Notre Dame restoration 'probably won't be done in 5 years' The French culture minister is more concerned with quality over speed. 15/10/2019
USA Robert Forster, actor nominated for Oscar for Jackie Brown, dies at 78 He said in 2018 that regardless of the ups and downs of a career, "the job of real life is the job of caring for others". 12/10/2019
Discover Sanya French Riviera hosts 4th France-China Cultural forum Euronews travelled to Nice to take part in the 4th edition of the Franco-Chinese Cultural forum. A presentation and meeting, attended by dignitaries from both nations, was held at the beautiful Opera house in Nice on Wednesday. 11/10/2019
Serbia Watch: Belgrade's The Victor monument removed for restoration The Victor is a 4-metre figure with a falcon in his left hand and a sword in his right, on a 13-metre pedestal. It commemorates Serbia's triumph over both the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian empires. 11/10/2019
World Viral Tetris Challenge extends beyond Europe's emergency workers The Tetris challenge, which overtook the social media pages of emergency workers across Europe last month, has now spread among other organisations, with community centres and even the clergy among those taking part. 09/10/2019
Mexico Dozens of hot air balloons take part in annual US festival The annual nine-day fiesta in the US state of New Mexico is one of the most photographed event in the world. 07/10/2019
USA Martin Scorcese says Marvel movies are 'not cinema' "Guardians of the Galaxy" director James Gunn said he was "saddened" by the filmmaker's comments. 05/10/2019
Angola The 'Kuduro' state of mind This type of music invented in the capital of Angola is starting to conquer the planet, but its creators say Kuduro is much more than a type of music, it's a state of mind. 02/10/2019
Ideas London Film Festival is back, and it’s no longer white A host of smaller festivals have set up events around the LFF to celebrate minorities on the silver screen. 30/09/2019
USA 'SNL' returns for 45th season, targets Trump impeachment Rudy Giuliani, played by Kate McKinnon, comforts Trump on live TV: "Nobody is going to find out about our illegal side dealings with the Ukraine." 29/09/2019
Cinema Egypt’s first animated feature took 20 years to make After nearly 20 years in the making, Egypt’s first animated feature movie hit the big screen on Monday at the third edition of the El Gouna International Film Festival in Egypt. 25/09/2019
Hungary How a retired Hungarian man reclaimed his image from memesters András Arató became a laughing stock 10 years ago when pictures of him became widely used in memes. But the newly-baptised "hide the pain Harold" has reclaimed his image. 24/09/2019
Cinema Change in narrative: how can film play a part in refugee crises? Humanitarians and Arab filmmakers gathered during the 3rd edition of El Gouna Film Festival in Egypt to discuss the cinema industry’s role in refugee crises across the globe. 23/09/2019
South Africa Watch: Disabled artist dances with the stars in South Africa Musa Motha's leg was amputated when he was 11-years-old, after being diagnosed with cancer. Now he is a lead dancer in 'Cion: Requiem of Ravel's Bolero.' 23/09/2019
USA Did you miss the Emmy Awards? Here's a look at the best moments. The host-free ceremony largely avoided topical gags, focusing on what one presenter called the 'platinum age' of TV. Here's a look at five key moments. 23/09/2019
USA 'Thrones' and 'Veep' eye farewell wins, and other Emmy Awards storylines Is there more glory in store for HBO's heavyweights? How will the ceremony unfold without a host? 22/09/2019
View The Gen Xers on 'Friends' ruined the real world for millennials ǀ View The TV show's most lasting legacy might well be the false portrayal of the real world that it bestowed on millennials watching it as they grew up. 21/09/2019
