Smart Regions Serbia and Hungary monitor Tisza river to predict droughts and floods In partnership with the European Commission
Smart Regions Serbia and Hungary monitor Tisza river to predict droughts and floods In partnership with the European Commission
Cinema Tim Burton talks about his dread of AI as exhibition opens in London “The World of Tim Burton” exhibtion has been staged in 14 cities in 11 countries since 2014. It is about to open in London with 90 new items. Prior to the opening, Tim Burton shared his thoughts on the exhibition, as well as his dislike for AI. 24/10/2024
Culture news Ron Ely, TV's Tarzan in the 1960s, dies aged 86 Ron Ely, the star of the Tarzan TV series in the 1960s, has died aged 86. 24/10/2024
Culture news Roman Polanski no longer faces trial over alleged 1973 rape of minor Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski has reached a settlement in a civil case over a 1973 sexual assault allegation. The case, scheduled for trial in Los Angeles next August, has now been withdrawn. 23/10/2024
Cinema Paddington Bear given UK passport by Home Office Paddington gets his official travel documents... But the bear-y nice gesture from the Home Office is not to everyone's liking. 22/10/2024
Culture news Why are ‘Blade Runner 2049’ producers suing Elon Musk? The production company behind 'Blade Runner 2049' has sued Tesla CEO Elon Musk, as well as Warner Bros. Discovery, alleging that AI-generated images depicting scenes from the film were used for the launch of Tesla’s self-driving Robotaxi. 22/10/2024
Culture news Celebrated pianist behind Oscar-winning movie 'The Pianist' dies at 72 The Polish musician and teacher was a titan in his field. In 2002, Olejniczak recorded the piano parts for Roman Polanski’s Oscar-winning film 'The Pianist'. 21/10/2024
Cinema Saoirse Ronan and the offer James Bond producers shouldn’t ignore The new James Bond film needs a renaissance following Daniel Craig's tenure, and comments made by Saoirse Ronan could signal a bold and much-needed rejuvination - one which could break a tiresome franchise trend. 21/10/2024
Cinema James Franco, Alfonso Cuarón and more pay tribute to Isabelle Huppert Isabelle Huppert was awarded the prestigious Prix Lumière at the 15th anniversary of the Lumière Film Festival in Lyon, where she was celebrated by the likes of Alfonso Cuarón, Claire Denis, James Franco, and Noémie Merlant. 21/10/2024
Culture news Pharell Williams 'Piece By Piece' gala disrupted by PETA in London The incident took place during the closing night gala of the BFI London Film Festival. Protesters rolled out a banner that read: “Pharrell: Stop Supporting Killing Animals For Fashion." 21/10/2024
Cinema Isabelle Huppert awarded the Prix Lumière & key masterclass takeaways Isabelle Huppert was awarded the coveted Prix Lumière. Euronews Culture attended the ceremony, as well as her masterclass. Here are the 10 things we learned. 19/10/2024
Cinema Behind the upcoming Serge Gainsbourg animated documentary The new animated film, ‘Gainsbourg: Rue de Verneuil’ is based on 11 hours of interviews with the iconic French singer, two years before his death. 18/10/2024
Cinema Film of the Week: 'Smile 2' - A bigger, scarier, superior sequel “Lights, camera, bitch, smile / Even when you wanna die..." The sequel to 2022's 'Smile' may have taken Taylor Swift's lyrics a little too literally. But for its faults, this follow-up works. 18/10/2024
Cinema Cynthia Erivo criticises ‘offensive’ edit of 'Wicked' poster British actress Cynthia Erivo has described the edit, as well as the memes circulating online, as the “wildest, most offensive thing I have seen.” 17/10/2024
Cinema Fan Bingbing to return to screens following China blacklisting Fan Bingbing's return is an exceptional example for a Chinese star previously blacklisted from her country's strict entertainment industry. 17/10/2024
Cinema Vanessa Paradis talks of her musical dreams and AI nightmares Euronews Culture sits down with Vanessa Paradis, whose film career is celebrated at this year's Lumière Film Festival. 16/10/2024
Culture news No sexism allowed on Paris film sets, new charter requires It's no longer a catch-as-catch-can situation for filmmakers in Paris, required to sign a charter pledging to tackle sexism on set. 15/10/2024
Cinema Benicio Del Toro on his career, streaming dominance and US elections Oscar-winning actor Benicio del Toro is in Lyon for the 16th edition of the Lumière Film Festival. Euronews Culture attended his masterclass, during which he spoke about his career and his faith in the younger generation - especially with the upcoming US presidential elections only a few weeks away. 15/10/2024
Cinema Actor Abou Sangaré’s journey sheds light on French immigration debate French film 'Souleymane’s Story' (L'Histoire de Souleymane) follows the life of an undocumented asylum seeker. It has also drawn attention to the real-life situation of the film’s lead, Abou Sangaré, who still has the threat of deportation hanging over him – despite being an award-winning actor. 14/10/2024
Culture news The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week Frieze London highlights, controversial Donald Trump film 'The Apprentice', Lumière Festival in Lyon and Charli XCX returns for Brat autumn with a remix album. 12/10/2024
Culture news BFI apologises to filmmaker over racial discrimination complaint A new report reveals that the BFI, the UK’s most influential movie funding body, had “badly handled” the long-running discrimination complaint made by filmmaker Faisal Qureshi. 11/10/2024