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Jessica Morgan named new Tate director – accepts significant pay cut to take role
Jessica Morgan, former Dia Art Foundation director, has been appointed as the new head of Tate. She agreed to a substantial salary reduction to return to the institution where she once worked as a curator.
The Guardian World · 22 Jul, 15:38
Elon Musk says Grok Imagine will make 'historically accurate' AI adaptation of Homer's Odyssey
Elon Musk announced that his AI platform Grok Imagine will produce a full-length movie of Homer's Odyssey by the end of the year, promising historical accuracy in contrast to Christopher Nolan's recent film, which Musk has criticized for its casting choices.
The Guardian Culture · 22 Jul, 15:37
Lab-Grown Mini Brains from Patient Cells May Predict Responses to Alzheimer’s Treatments
Johns Hopkins researchers created hindbrain organoids from Alzheimer’s patients’ blood cells, revealing variable responses to an SSRI drug and suggesting potential for personalized medicine.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 22 Jul, 15:36
Italian Actress Ornella Muti Plans to Obtain Russian Citizenship
Italian actress Ornella Muti and her daughter Naike Rivelli intend to acquire Russian citizenship, citing their Russian roots.
ERR (rus) · 22 Jul, 15:36
Reading as a Fashion Accessory: The Rise of the 'Hot Literati'
Fashion brands like Dior and Coach are incorporating book-themed accessories, while celebrity book clubs and BookTok make reading a new status symbol. Experts warn about consumerism and the fleeting nature of the trend.
The Guardian Culture · 22 Jul, 14:37
Mezzo-soprano Annely Peebo performs with leg in cast after open fracture
Estonian mezzo-soprano Annely Peebo, despite an open leg fracture, took the stage at the Saaremaa Opera Days to sing Wagner.
ERR News · 22 Jul, 14:37
Photographer Reinis Hofmanis explores Latvia's eastern border in exhibition 'Borderland'
Solo exhibition 'Borderland' (Pierobeža) by Reinis Hofmanis at ISSP gallery focuses on the landscape and daily life along Latvia's eastern border, running until September 3.
LSM Kultūra · 22 Jul, 14:36
Raspberry Season: Four Simple Recipes to Make with Kids
Raspberry season has begun, and a selection of easy recipes is available for parents to cook together with their children.
LSM · 22 Jul, 14:36
First Trailer Released for Viesturs Kairišs' Film 'Ulya'
The first official video clip for the anticipated Latvian feature film 'Ulya' has been released, offering a first look at the movie. It will hit Latvian cinemas on September 16.
LSM (rus) · 22 Jul, 13:36
Lettuce-Growing Region in Central Mexico Potentially Linked to US Outbreak Sickening Thousands
A lettuce-growing region in central Mexico is potentially connected to a US outbreak that has sickened thousands.
The New York Times · 22 Jul, 12:36
New Coloring Book Introduces Children to Suiti Dialect Words
The association "Suitu kultūras mantojums" has published a coloring book titled "Anniņa ar Miķelīti iepazīst suitu sētas" with texts in standard Latvian and the Livonian dialect of Kurzeme. A free workshop on July 31 at H. Dorbes Museum in Ventspils will let children discover dialect words like plieders, zustrens, and ķezbers.
Jauns.lv · 22 Jul, 12:36
Andris Grīnbergs' book "Kaucmindes pakavs" tells about a pearl of Latvian cultural history
Writer and publicist Andris Grīnbergs has published a book "Kaucmindes pakavs" dedicated to Kaucminde Palace and its dramatic fate over the centuries.
LSM (rus) · 22 Jul, 12:36
Andris Grīnbergs' Book 'Kaucmindes Pakavs' Published
Writer and publicist Andris Grīnbergs' new book focuses on the history and fate of Kaucminde Palace.
LSM Kultūra · 22 Jul, 12:36
Fermented Carrots – Quick and Budget-Friendly Snack from Café 'Kairi' Recipe
Pastry chef Maija Kaire from café 'Kairi' shares a simple and inexpensive fermented carrot recipe, perfect for everyday snacking.
LSM · 22 Jul, 11:36
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Edvards Strazdiņš Reveals Wedding Plans with Beloved Paula
The 23-year-old schlager singer Edvards Strazdiņš announced in an interview with magazine 'Ieva' that he is preparing for his wedding to Paula, sharing his thoughts on relationships and engagement.
TVNET · 22 Jul, 10:37
Community Hiking in Slovakia’s High Tatras: Forging Bonds on the Trail
Guided group hikes are booming as people seek connection with nature and each other. A four-day expedition in Slovakia’s High Tatras brought together 11 strangers who conquered a 2,367-metre peak and left as friends.
Guardian Travel · 22 Jul, 09:38
Raw and intimate photographs document a premature birth journey
João Linneu’s photos capture his partner and child navigating isolation, lumbar punctures, and even a lightning storm.
The Guardian Culture · 22 Jul, 09:37
Seto Kingdom to be Proclaimed for a Day in Mikitamäe on August 1
On August 1, the village of Mikitamäe in southeastern Estonia will become the Seto Kingdom for a day, welcoming thousands to celebrate Seto language, culture, and traditions. The highlight will be the election of a new ülembsootska, the ceremonial leader of the Seto people.
ERR News · 22 Jul, 09:36
Playful hats pop up on Tartu statues for British artist's new show
Colorful hats and masks have appeared on notable statues in Tartu, heralding the opening of British artist Monster Chetwynd's first exhibition in the Baltic region at the Estonian National Museum.
ERR News · 22 Jul, 08:37
Tonight on TV: Katie Price documentary delves into her marriage to Peter Andre
Tonight on Sky Documentaries at 9pm, the third episode of 'Katie Price: Nothing to Hide' focuses on her marriage to Peter Andre, featuring candid comments and a reflection on the fairy-tale wedding that ended.
The Guardian Culture · 22 Jul, 08:37
Study: Psilocybin Produces Lasting Changes in Brain Structure and Function
Researchers from UC San Francisco and Imperial College London have found that a single dose of psilocybin, the active compound in magic mushrooms, can cause physical brain changes that persist for at least a month. The study, published in Nature Communications, observed lasting increases in neural tract density and brain entropy.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 22 Jul, 07:37
Astrologer predicts major changes for four zodiac signs in the next 18 months
Astrologer Helena Hatora forecasts that until July 2026, four zodiac signs – Gemini, Taurus, Aquarius, and Leo – will undergo significant transformations that ultimately lead to success.
BNN · 22 Jul, 07:37
Film Critic Dārta Ceriņa: YouTubers Have Taken Over Cinema
Film critic Dārta Ceriņa believes that YouTubers have, in a way, taken over cinema. She reveals that her daily record is six films watched at the Venice Film Festival, which is her favorite festival.
Jauns.lv · 22 Jul, 07:36
Fourth World Malēnieši Festival in Jaunlaicene features traditional profitroļi and card game olympiad
This weekend, Jaunlaicene will host the fourth World Malēnieši Festival, offering traditional profitroļi, a 'Puns' card game olympiad, and a wide cultural program.
LSM Kultūra · 22 Jul, 07:36
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France becomes first EU country to ban social media for children
France has become the first European Union country to pass a law banning children from using social media and mobile phones in middle schools.
Apollo.lv · 22 Jul, 05:37
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Receptes.lv Invites You to Identify Fruits and Berries in Close-Up
The portal Receptes.lv has published a test where readers must identify various fruits and berries from partial images.
TVNET · 22 Jul, 05:37
Coffee may protect your heart, but energy drinks could harm it
A new American Heart Association scientific statement concludes that moderate coffee consumption (up to 400 mg caffeine daily) is safe and may lower cardiovascular risk, while high doses in energy drinks pose heart dangers.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 22 Jul, 05:37
What you need to know about hemorrhoids: prevalence, symptoms and prevention
Hemorrhoids are a common problem affecting about half the population, but many remain silent. A proctologist explains what they are and how to avoid them.
Delfi · 22 Jul, 04:38
Eating Before Bed: How the Right Snack Can Improve Sleep Quality
Although it is often believed that eating before sleep is unhealthy, a proper snack can improve sleep quality. Protein and fiber help maintain satiety, while melatonin regulates the sleep-wake cycle.
Apollo.lv · 22 Jul, 04:37
Can You Eat Before Bed? Healthy Snacks That Improve Sleep Quality
Eating before sleep is often discouraged, but choosing the right snacks can actually benefit your sleep quality, say experts.
TVNET · 22 Jul, 04:37
Museum for a Vanished World: Report from the 'Lost Shtetl' in Lithuania
The largest Jewish history museum in the Baltics, opened last year in the Lithuanian town of Šeduva, offers a modern yet emotionally heavy experience about the tragedy of Lithuanian Jews during World War II.
Delfi · 22 Jul, 03:37
Rare bacterial skin disease dermatophilosis: How to recognize it and why it's not a fungus
The Latvian Center for Disease Prevention and Control warns about dermatophilosis – a rare bacterial skin infection previously mainly found in animals, now spreading among humans. Dermatologist Ilona Hartmane urges caution.
Apollo.lv · 22 Jul, 03:37
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Horoscope for July 22: Sun moves into Leo, Moon in Scorpio – balancing brilliance and depth
On July 22, the Sun leaves Cancer and enters fiery Leo, joining Jupiter, boosting optimism and self-expression, while the Moon in Scorpio urges deeper introspection. The horoscope details how this energy influences each zodiac sign.
Apollo.lv · 22 Jul, 02:37
Health worker monitored for Ebola in London hospital after working in DRC
A UK resident who treated Ebola patients in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has been evacuated to a specialist London hospital for observation. The individual shows no symptoms, and the risk to the public is low.
The Guardian World · 22 Jul, 02:37
How to Buy Sweet Cherries? Vendor Tricks and Tips
To buy good cherries, consider joining the longest queue, as repeat customers may know the best quality, but always inspect the fruit carefully.
TVNET · 22 Jul, 01:36
Wagner's 'Lohengrin' at Cēsis Festival; Interview with Director Dāvis Sīmanis
On August 6 and 8, the Cēsis Art Festival will feature concert performances of Wagner's opera 'Lohengrin'. The visual design is by film director Dāvis Sīmanis, who discusses his journey with Wagner's music and its impact.
Delfi · 21 Jul, 22:37