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Virgin Voyages Adult-Only Cruise: Luxury, Tattoo Salon, and Nightclubs

Richard Branson's cruise line offers a vacation exclusively for those aged 18 and over, with no children's noise, a free festival atmosphere, and world-class amenities.

Apollo.lv · 21 Jun, 03:20

Health

Cannabis terpenes offer new hope for fibromyalgia and post-surgical pain without the high

Researchers at the University of Arizona Health Sciences found that four cannabis terpenes—geraniol, linalool, beta-caryophyllene, and alpha-humulene—significantly reduced pain in mouse models of fibromyalgia and post-operative pain. Unlike THC, these compounds do not produce psychoactive effects. The study was published in Pharmacological Reports.

ScienceDaily Veselība · 21 Jun, 01:22

Culture

Conductor Jānis Liepiņš on Song Festival participation and Maestro's green light

Conductor Jānis Liepiņš, who works in Germany, will conduct for the first time at the Mežaparks Song Festival concert 'Manai dzimtenei' in July, having consulted with Raimonds Pauls.

Delfi · 21 Jun, 00:21

Culture

Horoscope for June 21: Sun Enters Cancer and Moon in Scorpio

June 21 marks the summer solstice and a new energetic phase as the Sun enters Cancer and the Moon moves into Scorpio, creating a water element dominance that invites focusing on home, family, and deep self-reflection.

Apollo.lv · 21 Jun, 00:20

Health

Sudden cardiac arrest: a leading cause of death in young people that often goes unnoticed

Sudden cardiac arrest is one of the most common causes of death among children and young adults, yet it remains underfunded and poorly understood. Families who have lost their children call for greater awareness and prevention.

The Guardian Science · 20 Jun, 23:20

Culture

Dolce & Gabbana and Paul Smith Show Their Strengths at Milan Fashion Week

Dolce & Gabbana's men's show in Milan relied on excess to divert attention from financial woes and management changes, while Paul Smith focused on the return of suits among younger generations.

The Guardian World · 20 Jun, 22:21

Culture

Haralds Simanis – the Unforgettable Voice of a Bard

In June, bard Haralds Simanis would have turned 75; colleague Arnis Miltiņš recalls his energy and presence.

LSM (rus) · 20 Jun, 20:20

Culture

Haralds Sīmanis – Bard with an Unforgettable Voice and Energy

This June, bard Haralds Sīmanis would have turned 75. His fellow musician Arnis Miltiņš recalls his powerful energy and the value of their rare encounters.

LSM Kultūra · 20 Jun, 19:20

Culture

Remembering songwriter Haralds Sīmanis — he would have turned 75 this year

Songwriter Haralds Sīmanis, known for his unique voice and energy, would have celebrated his 75th birthday this June. His fellow musician Arnis Miltiņš shares memories of him.

LSM · 20 Jun, 19:20

Culture

Poets Compile Summer Reading Recommendations for Adults

Latvian poets have put together a summer reading list for adults, suitable for both rainy and sunny days.

LSM · 20 Jun, 18:20

Culture

Women Are Louder in Bed, but Want Men to Join In

A survey reveals that 94% of women are louder than their partners during sex, yet many want men to be more vocally expressive.

Delfi · 20 Jun, 18:20

Culture

Poets Recommend Summer Reading List for Adults

Considering Latvia's variable summer weather, poets have compiled a recommended reading list for adults' summer holidays.

LSM Kultūra · 20 Jun, 18:20

Culture

Stirring the Weary Heart Muscles: Notes on the Past Theatre Season in Latvia

After watching over 100 performances, a viewer concludes that the emotional receptiveness of the audience has grown tired, and only productions born from a desire to be together can truly touch.

LSM · 20 Jun, 16:20

Culture

End of Theater Season: Awakening Heart Muscles Through Togetherness

After watching over 100 performances, it is noted that theater can still move only when born from a desire to be together.

LSM Kultūra · 20 Jun, 16:20

Culture

EKA student installation 'Varem' opens in Tartu's Annelinn

An installation by Estonian Academy of Arts architecture students, designed as a relaxation space and reflecting on the end of a building's life cycle, has been unveiled in Tartu's Annelinn district.

ERR News · 20 Jun, 15:22

Culture

Summer in Latvia: Preparing for Līgo and Outdoor Dances

In mid-June, Latvia prepares for the main summer holiday Līgo by weaving wreaths, making Jāņi cheese, and gathering firewood. An indispensable summer tradition is zaļumballes – outdoor dances.

LSM (rus) · 20 Jun, 15:20

Culture

France 24 video: Why are so many Brits in Paris for Fête de la Musique?

France 24 has published a video exploring why a large number of British people travel to Paris for the annual Fête de la Musique.

France 24 · 20 Jun, 14:20

Health

Families Storm Ebola Quarantine Centre in DRC, Remove Patients

Relatives of suspected Ebola patients broke into a quarantine centre in the Democratic Republic of Congo and forcibly removed patients, raising fears of further spread of the virus.

Al Jazeera · 20 Jun, 13:20

Culture

New Quiz Tests Knowledge of Midsummer Traditions

Delfi has published a quiz that allows everyone to test their knowledge of Līgo (Midsummer) traditions, their origins, and significance.

Delfi · 20 Jun, 11:21

Family

Mother urges not to label children as 'shy'

A mother has expressed frustration over strangers labeling her two-year-old as 'shy' when he does not respond to greetings.

LSM · 20 Jun, 11:20

Culture

Katō Returns with New Single and Reveals Her Life Behind the Stage

Singer Katō (Anna Zankovska) is back after a quieter period with the single 'Atdodu miegu', working in radio and TV, teaching vocals, and releasing a family album.

Jauns.lv · 20 Jun, 11:20

Health

Insurers Reveal Most Severe Summer Swim Injuries – Jumping into Water Poses Greatest Risk

BTA Baltic Insurance Company has analyzed summer swim injuries, noting that feet, ankles and hands are most commonly affected, but the most severe consequences result from jumping into unfamiliar waters.

Jauns.lv · 20 Jun, 10:20

Culture

Inexperience review: a 'no-contact' romance that is incredibly touching

Douglas Maxwell's sparky romantic comedy explores a relationship sustained without physical contact, performed by two casts across two timelines.

The Guardian Culture · 20 Jun, 08:21

Health

Mother of Four and Cellist Refuses Sunscreen: 'If I Die, I Die'

Estonian musician Silvia Ilves has publicly stated she never uses sunscreen, sparking widespread social media debate where many agree with her stance, ignoring doctors' warnings about skin cancer risk.

Jauns.lv · 20 Jun, 07:20

Culture

First Pelican Chicks in Over 360 Years Hatch in St James’s Park, London

For the first time since 1664, pelican chicks have hatched in St James’s Park, London. Four chicks hatched in May and have survived their first month.

The Guardian World · 20 Jun, 06:21

Culture

10 Refreshing Summer Drinks Recommended by Receptes.lv

Receptes.lv has published a selection of ten summer drinks, focusing on homemade lemonades with fruits and vegetables, allowing individuals to control the sweetness.

TVNET · 20 Jun, 06:21

Culture

Horoscope for June 20: Cosmic Energy Urges Completion of Urgent Tasks

The horoscope for Saturday, June 20, highlights a strong energy of transition and transformation, with the Sun at the final degree of Gemini.

Apollo.lv · 20 Jun, 05:20

Culture

Honeymoon turns into tragedy: two unexpected disasters

Two honeymoon trips ended in disaster: a groom died while wading in ankle-deep water under clear blue skies, and a bride suddenly fell ill in an Eastern country, requiring medical evacuation after three weeks.

TVNET · 20 Jun, 05:20

Health

Sondra Zaļupe: Every mole change and delayed doctor visit can cost dearly

Melanoma patient Sondra Zaļupe urges not to ignore skin changes and to visit a dermatologist regularly, emphasizing that early diagnosis can save lives.

Jauns.lv · 20 Jun, 05:20

Culture

Imants Lancmanis: The Energy of Rundāle Palace Is Too Strong to Live In

The art historian and former director of Rundāle Palace reflects on his life there, admitting that the palace's powerful energy and fascination made living inside it impossible.

Apollo.lv · 20 Jun, 04:21

Culture

Imants Lancmanis: The Energy of Rundāle Palace Is So Powerful It Doesn't Let Go

Former director of Rundāle Palace, Imants Lancmanis, reveals that despite the palace being his life's work, he would not want to live there due to its overwhelming energy.

TVNET · 20 Jun, 04:20

Culture

Kaucminde Manor's Slow Rebirth: Step by Step Without Millions, Driven by Determination

The half-ruined Kaucminde Manor is being restored gradually – the first windows are installed, columns and portico are under renovation. The owner, architect Aiva Dreimane-Ozolzīle, remains determined to continue while state support is still lacking.

LSM · 20 Jun, 03:20

Travel

Peony Season: Where to Enjoy the Stunning Blooms in Latvia?

June marks the peony blooming season, and Latvia offers several gardens, exhibitions, and fields to admire them. Here is a guide to the most beautiful spots.

TVNET · 20 Jun, 03:20

Health

Latvia’s e-Prescription System Expands to Cyprus

From June 19, 2026, Latvian residents will be able to use e-prescriptions in Cyprus, while Cypriot doctors will gain access to patient basic data from Latvia’s e-Health system.

Jauns.lv · 20 Jun, 02:21

Culture

Homemade Midsummer cheese: cheaper and tastier?

TVNET tested whether making Midsummer cheese at home is cheaper and more delicious than buying it in the store, and debunked myths about the need for raw milk and open fire.

TVNET · 20 Jun, 02:20

Culture

Legendary TV comedy director James Burrows dies at 85

James Burrows, the Emmy-winning director behind 'Cheers,' 'Friends,' and 'Will & Grace,' has died at age 85.

Jauns.lv · 20 Jun, 01:21