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Lighting Designer Nik Ciprus: With Light You Can Create Magic
Lighting artist Nik Ciprus believes that light can create almost magical effects in large spaces, especially in theatre, where it becomes a language as expressive as music or scenography.
LSM (rus) · 10 Jul, 09:36
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Chanel's haute couture collection inspired by a fairy tale book
At Paris Fashion Week, Chanel's latest collection draws inspiration from fairy tales, transforming them into fashion details.
TVNET · 10 Jul, 06:37
Scientists Find Longevity Diet That Helped Mice Eat More and Lose Fat
A study on mice reveals that a low-protein diet with balanced methionine levels improves health and reduces body fat despite higher food intake. Human data from over 200,000 people show similar benefits.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 10 Jul, 06:37
Italian resorts ban bringing own food to beaches; consumer groups push back
Private beach operators in Italy's Apulia region have banned tourists from bringing their own food, sparking outcry from consumer rights groups and local authorities.
Jauns.lv · 10 Jul, 06:36
Seven Brothers Day: Does Rain on July 10 Predict Seven Weeks of Rain?
According to Latvian folk belief, the weather on July 10 determines the weather for the next seven weeks. Meteorologists note that the accuracy of such beliefs is about 50%.
Jauns.lv · 10 Jul, 05:36
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First Eco-Fashion Operetta in the Making: 'Parisian Bohemia' in Latvia
The Operetta and Musical Theatre is working on 'Parisian Bohemia', Latvia's first eco-fashion operetta, premiering on October 1, 2026.
TVNET · 10 Jul, 04:38
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Horoscope for July 10, 2026: Depth of Water Element and Challenge of Boundaries
On July 10, the Sun and Moon meet in Cancer, creating a strong emotional and intuitive focus, but Saturn's influence in Aries demands clear personal boundaries.
Apollo.lv · 10 Jul, 04:37
WIRED@NIGHT02: Exclusive Screening of Documentary on World's Oldest People
WIRED presents the second WIRED@NIGHT event with a special screening of 'The Oldest Person in the World' before its theatrical release, followed by a discussion on longevity.
Wired · 10 Jul, 03:37
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Review: 'The Invite' – a brave and honest look at relationships
Olivia Wilde's film 'The Invite' is a remake of a Spanish film, unfolding in one evening in one apartment, revealing marriage secrets and routine.
TVNET · 10 Jul, 02:38
Broadcaster Paul Gambaccini reveals Alzheimer's disease diagnosis
Veteran radio and TV presenter Paul Gambaccini, 77, has announced he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2025, but is continuing to broadcast.
The Guardian World · 10 Jul, 02:37
Paris Haute Couture Week 2026: Glamour and Heat
Paris Haute Couture Week concluded with spectacular shows from top brands amid a heatwave, attracting celebrities like Cardi B and Bad Bunny.
BBC World · 10 Jul, 02:36
Retinol: From Skincare Golden Standard to Social Media Controversy
The article explores why retinol, once regarded as an effective anti-aging ingredient, now faces criticism on social media, particularly TikTok.
Delfi · 10 Jul, 00:37
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Zendaya shines in gold mask at Paris premiere
Actress Zendaya stunned at the Paris premiere of 'The Odyssey' with a gilded Alexander McQueen mask and a white vintage Givenchy dress.
TVNET · 10 Jul, 00:36
Performance Week at Riga's Cultural Space 'RAA'
The cultural space 'RAA' in Riga is hosting a performance week starting July 5, offering a distinct experience each day for visitors.
LSM Kultūra · 9 Jul, 20:36
Young Jazz Musicians Competition «Young and Talented» Launches in Riga
Over eight weeks, the «Young and Talented» competition for young jazz musicians will take place in Riga, organized by M/Darbnīca – M/House of Jazz.
LSM Kultūra · 9 Jul, 19:36
Ezra Collective: New Album Born from Pain and Hope
UK jazz group Ezra Collective discusses their upcoming fourth album 'Here Because of Hope', the power of dancefloors, and urges community action rather than reliance on government for arts support.
The Guardian Culture · 9 Jul, 18:37
Why are Macron's aviator glasses in the spotlight again?
French President Emmanuel Macron has been spotted wearing sunglasses indoors again, this time at a NATO summit in Turkey. The show Entre Nous explores the reasons behind this fashion choice and what it reveals about France's eyewear industry.
France 24 · 9 Jul, 18:36
Tet+ adds new films and series this week
This week, streaming platform Tet+ offers the film 'Avatar: Fire and Ash', the comedy series 'Shifting Gears', and the animated series 'The Smurfs'.
Jauns.lv · 9 Jul, 18:36
John Legend Takes Tartu Fans Through His Musical Journey
Twelve-time Grammy winner John Legend performed at the Tartu Song Festival Grounds on Wednesday, showcasing his biggest hits and reflecting on his career.
ERR News · 9 Jul, 17:37
Justin Baldoni speaks publicly about Blake Lively lawsuit for the first time
Actor Justin Baldoni released a video statement addressing the legal battle with his 'It Ends With Us' co-star Blake Lively, describing the experience as painful and unjust.
The Guardian Culture · 9 Jul, 17:37
Monograph 'Operas karalis Kārlis Zariņš' Reaches Readers with a Sonorous Opening
A monograph about legendary opera figure Kārlis Zariņš, written by musicologist Inese Žune and enriched with memories from colleagues and contemporaries, has been launched with a festive event at the Opera House.
LSM · 9 Jul, 15:36
Monograph About Opera Singer Kārlis Zariņš Released
Musicologist Inese Žune has written the book “Operas Karalis Kārlis Zariņš”, which was officially launched with a ceremony at the opera house.
LSM Kultūra · 9 Jul, 15:36
Brian Potter, British songwriter behind hits 'Rhinestone Cowboy' and more, dies aged 87
Brian Potter, the prolific British songwriter and producer who co-wrote Glen Campbell's 'Rhinestone Cowboy' and many other hits, has died at 87 after living with Alzheimer's disease.
The Guardian Culture · 9 Jul, 14:38
First "La-Di-Da-Di" Garden Festival Held in Mežaparks: Laying Groundwork for New Indie Music Tradition
On July 7 and 8, the "La-Di-Da-Di" garden festival, an indie music event, took place for the first time at the Zaļais teātris in Mežaparks, featuring eight bands and ten DJs.
LSM Kultūra · 9 Jul, 14:36
First 'La-Di-Da-Di' Garden Festival Gathers Indie Music Fans in Mežaparks
On July 7 and 8, the 'La-Di-Da-Di' garden festival, an indie music event, took place for the first time at the 'Zaļais teātris' (Green Theatre) in Mežaparks, featuring performances by eight bands and ten DJs over two days.
LSM · 9 Jul, 14:36
Bonnie Tyler, singer of 'Total Eclipse of the Heart,' dies at 75
Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer known for her husky voice and the 1983 hit 'Total Eclipse of the Heart,' has died at age 75 after a period of ill health.
The Guardian Culture · 9 Jul, 13:37
Wellness Influencers Promote $50 Straws Claiming to Block Electromagnetic Radiation
Social media is flooded with ads for a $50 metal straw that influencers say protects against EMF radiation. Scientific evidence does not support these claims.
Wired · 9 Jul, 13:36
Delfi to participate in Lampa conversation festival with multiple discussions
On July 10–11, the portal Delfi will organize and moderate several discussions at the Lampa festival in Cēsis, covering topics like the EU, business, media, and cybersecurity.
Delfi · 9 Jul, 12:37
Legendary singer Bonnie Tyler dies aged 75
Bonnie Tyler, the 80s pop icon known for 'Total Eclipse of the Heart', has died at the age of 75.
The Guardian Culture · 9 Jul, 12:37
Series “The Other Sister Bennett” Gives a New Perspective on Jane Austen’s Overlooked Character
The ten-episode series “The Other Sister Bennett,” based on Janice Hedlova’s novel, focuses on Mary Bennet, the middle sister from “Pride and Prejudice” who remains in the background. The show has achieved ratings success, though critical opinions are divided.
Jauns.lv · 9 Jul, 11:37
New Book by Margarita Zieda on Kārlis Auškāps Released
A new book by theater scholar Margarita Zieda titled 'Dzīvot no tā, kā nav' (To Live from What Is Not) about the artist Kārlis Auškāps has been published.
LSM Kultūra · 9 Jul, 11:36
Margarita Zieda's book on Kārlis Auškāps “Dzīvot no tā, kā nav” now available
Theater scholar Margarita Zieda has released a book about artist Kārlis Auškāps, titled “Dzīvot no tā, kā nav”, highlighting his passionate nature.
LSM · 9 Jul, 11:36
Netflix reboots 'Little House on the Prairie' – reviewers predict tears by episode four
Netflix has released an updated version of 'Little House on the Prairie', keeping the original name while modernizing characters and storytelling, but maintaining the show's problem-solving structure and American frontier spirit.
The Guardian Culture · 9 Jul, 10:38
Hospiss LV Invites to 'Death Café' at LAMPA Festival
On July 10-11, Hospiss LV will run a discussion tent called 'Death Café' at the LAMPA festival, featuring seven talks about end-of-life, fears, and human dignity.
TVNET · 9 Jul, 10:37
Lampa Festival Returns to Cēsis: Practical Guide for Visitors
The 12th Lampa discussion festival will take place on July 10-11 in Cēsis, offering over 400 free events. Organizers have released details on transportation, food, accommodation, and other amenities.
Delfi · 9 Jul, 09:38
Art Helps Parkinson's Patients: Pilot Project Shows Benefits of Movement Classes
A recent pilot project in Latvia has found that movement classes inspired by art can improve well-being for people with Parkinson's disease, adding to evidence of cultural activities' health benefits.
LSM Kultūra · 9 Jul, 09:36