Lifestyle
Psychologists reveal phrases happy couples never say to each other
Relationship experts have identified nine phrases that can damage relationships, which happy couples avoid even during arguments.
Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 09:38
How culture adds value to entrepreneurship: The Kaļķu Street creative quarter in Kuldīga
A former abandoned transport base in Kuldīga has transformed into a creative industrial quarter hosting various businesses and artists.
LSM · 26 Jul, 09:37
From abandoned base to creative hub: Kaļķu Street quarter in Kuldīga
A former transport base in Kuldīga, abandoned a decade ago, now hosts a diverse mix of creative and business ventures including a coffee roastery, contemporary art studio, and brewery.
LSM Kultūra · 26 Jul, 09:37
Ebola Cases in DR Congo Surpass 3,000: Fastest-Growing Outbreak in History
The Democratic Republic of Congo has recorded more than 3,000 confirmed Ebola cases, making it the fastest-growing outbreak of the disease in history.
Sky News · 26 Jul, 08:38
TV tonight: Ruth Madeley’s new drama and other highlights
This evening’s UK television lineup features the premiere of Ruth Madeley’s five-part drama “The Rapture” about a therapist who returns to work after a life-changing accident, alongside the debut of nature series “Force of Nature” and other notable programs.
The Guardian Culture · 26 Jul, 08:38
Documentary 'House of Hope' follows a Waldorf-inspired school in the West Bank
A new documentary titled 'House of Hope' follows children under occupation and a couple running a holistic primary school in the West Bank, as Israel's war continues.
Al Jazeera · 26 Jul, 08:37
Daily fiber supplement reduces knee arthritis pain and improves strength
A new clinical trial shows that a daily prebiotic fiber supplement (inulin) can reduce pain and improve physical function in people with knee osteoarthritis, while also enhancing grip strength and lowering pain sensitivity.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 26 Jul, 07:38
Sports physiology lecturer explains whether running in the heat is advisable
Carmen Reinpõld, a sports physiology lecturer at Tallinn University, explains that running in hot weather is not harmful if the body is acclimatized, and offers tips on adaptation and safety.
ERR (rus) · 26 Jul, 07:38
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TVNET+ publishes list of five bloodiest battles in history
TVNET+ has compiled a list of the five bloodiest battles in human history, based on online resources.
TVNET · 26 Jul, 07:37
What to avoid at all-inclusive hotel breakfasts? Nutritionist shares tips
A nutritionist advises holidaymakers to avoid certain items at all-inclusive breakfast buffets, such as sugary drinks and hot dogs, and to opt for healthier choices like whole-grain bread and boiled eggs.
Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 07:37
Pizza, pasta, potatoes, protein – how Italian children became so overweight
Italian children and teenagers are increasingly obese, especially in southern regions. The country has passed a law recognizing obesity as a chronic disease and is implementing various intervention programs.
BBC World · 26 Jul, 06:37
Remembering 80s Hollywood Actresses: Their Legacy Lives On
Jauns.lv published a retrospective on the iconic actresses who dominated 80s cinema, shaping style and breaking barriers.
Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 06:37
Composer Andris Dzenītis and Family Enjoy Countryside Calm in Stāmeriena
Every summer, composer Andris Dzenītis, his wife Līva, and son Varis swap Riga for the rural idyll of Stāmeriena, where they relax and reconnect with nature.
LSM · 26 Jul, 06:37
Zendaya's earrings reignite debate over ownership of ancient artefacts
Actress Zendaya, playing Athena in 'The Odyssey', wore earrings allegedly made from 1st millennium BC Iranian artefacts at a London photocall, sparking academic outcry and calls for provenance transparency.
The Guardian Culture · 26 Jul, 05:39
What Love Island tells us about the changing face of dating
Changes in Love Island, like women choosing first, reflect broader societal shifts in dating, but gender double standards persist both on and off screen.
BBC World · 26 Jul, 05:37
Doctors Warn: Checking Phone Immediately After Waking Up May Increase Stress
Specialists point out that the habit of reaching for a phone right after waking can negatively affect well-being and raise stress levels.
Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 05:37
Oral GLP-1 Drugs May Quiet the Brain’s Food Craving Circuit
New NIH-funded research reveals that oral small-molecule GLP-1 drugs, like orforglipron, may reduce pleasure-driven eating by directly affecting a reward circuit in the brain's central amygdala, distinct from known appetite pathways.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 26 Jul, 04:38
Arsenāls Art Museum may open in 2028, still needs around two million euros
The Arsenāls Art Museum in Riga, dedicated to contemporary art, is planned to welcome visitors in spring 2028, but an additional €2 million is required to complete the project.
LSM (rus) · 26 Jul, 04:38
Latvia's Health Inspectorate banned 59 cosmetic products last year; some contained banned substances
The Health Inspectorate (VI) found major violations in the cosmetics market last year, banning 59 products, with 24 cases involving EU-banned substances.
Delfi · 26 Jul, 04:38
Art exhibition of chimpanzees, elephants and otters opens at Tallinn Zoo
An exhibition featuring paintings by two chimpanzees, two elephants and otters has opened at the western gate of Tallinn Zoo. Proceeds from sales will support the conservation of endangered species.
ERR (rus) · 26 Jul, 04:38
West Nile virus spreads rapidly across Europe: hardest-hit countries
The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) reports a sharp rise in West Nile virus cases, with the majority recorded in Greece and Italy, out of a total of 81 locally acquired infections.
Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 04:38
Fashion Parade at Dzintari Concert Hall: Highlights of the Second Day of "Laima Rendezvous Jūrmala 2026"
On the second day of the "Laima Rendezvous Jūrmala 2026" festival, a fashion parade took place at Dzintari Concert Hall, with guests showcasing their outfits.
Apollo.lv · 26 Jul, 04:37
Large study links coffee drinking to lower risk of liver disease
A large observational study found that coffee drinkers have a lower risk of cirrhosis, liver cancer, and liver-related death. The research analyzed data from nearly 355,000 adults over more than 13 years.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 26 Jul, 03:39
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Historic Astrological Shift: Lunar Nodes Change Signs
On July 26, a significant astrological event occurs as the karmic lunar nodes change signs, with the North Node entering Aquarius and the South Node entering Leo, emphasizing the need for cooperation and prioritizing the common good.
Apollo.lv · 26 Jul, 03:38
Superagers' Exceptional Memory Not Explained by Low Genetic Risk for Alzheimer's
A new study finds that people who reach their 80s and 90s with outstanding memory are not simply those who inherited low genetic risk for Alzheimer's disease. The results suggest that the factors behind such cognitive resilience extend beyond genetics.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 26 Jul, 02:38
Nolan's 'Odyssey' Earns Over $320 Million in First Week, Sparks Debate in Greece
Christopher Nolan's film 'Odyssey' has grossed over $320 million worldwide in its first week, while also sparking sharp discussions, especially in Greece, where Homer's epic is considered a cornerstone of national culture.
LSM · 26 Jul, 02:38
Experts Recommend Eating This Product Daily to Help Control High Cholesterol
High cholesterol often has no symptoms but increases cardiovascular risk. Experts have identified a daily food that can help maintain healthy levels.
TVNET · 26 Jul, 00:37
Experts Recommend a Daily Food to Help Manage Cholesterol
High cholesterol often shows no symptoms but increases heart disease risk. Experts say certain everyday foods can help keep cholesterol in check.
Apollo.lv · 26 Jul, 00:37
«Laima Rendezvous Jūrmala 2026» Second Day: Music and Glamour
The second day of the festival at Dzintari Concert Hall featured local and international artists, drawing thousands of attendees.
Jauns.lv · 26 Jul, 00:37
Seven Family-Friendly Restaurants in Riga – With Kids' Menus and Play Areas
A selection of seven Riga restaurants that cater to families, offering children's menus and play corners for a relaxed dining experience.
Delfi · 25 Jul, 23:38
Denial and a Glass of Wine: The Path to a Bipolar Disorder Diagnosis
Janis Palkavnieks told Latvijas Televīzija that for years he denied difficulties and self-medicated with wine in the evening until he realized he needed help.
LSM (rus) · 25 Jul, 22:38
Pastor Normunds Zariņš: from Sweden to Sārnate – serving a small Latvian church
Normunds Zariņš, a pastor living in Sweden, tends to the Sārnate Baptist church in Latvia. Despite physical challenges, he regularly travels to lead a congregation that has become a community hub.
Delfi · 25 Jul, 22:38
Nolan's 'Odyssey' commercially successful but sparks debate in Greece
Christopher Nolan's film 'Odyssey' earned over $320 million in its first week, but has stirred controversy in Greece, where Homer's epic is considered a cornerstone of national culture.
LSM Kultūra · 25 Jul, 21:37
Artist Karlīna Mežecka’s Solo Exhibition “Look into Me” – About Life, Sexuality and Death
At the Kim? contemporary art center, until August 9, the solo exhibition “Look into Me” by artist Karlīna Mežecka explores life, sexuality, death, and bodily transformation.
LSM (rus) · 25 Jul, 20:37
Ieviņa Ermonikas Tradition in Vidzeme Revives After Near Extinction
The Ieviņa eronikas, listed in the national cultural heritage, nearly disappeared 15 years ago but are now being restored, with a new generation learning to play. A special gathering of players is expected soon.
LSM · 25 Jul, 19:39
Day of Latgalians at the Sea: Pāvilosta Honours Grinis' Latgalian Heritage
On July 25, an amateur theatre from Baltinava performed in Pāvilosta to mark the Day of Latgalians, celebrating the Latgalian heritage of Grinis for the second time.
LSM (rus) · 25 Jul, 19:37