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Atvara Moves Audiences with Emotional Concerts and Announces Summer Tour
Singer Atvara receives emotional feedback from concertgoers and announces an acoustic outdoor tour in August. She is this year's Supernova winner and will represent Latvia at Eurovision.
Jauns.lv · 15 Jun, 02:21
UK hypermobility patients face up to 21-year wait for diagnosis, study finds
Research led by the University of Edinburgh reveals that people with hypermobility conditions in the UK wait an average of two decades for a diagnosis, with many experiencing chronic pain, joint dislocations, and mental health issues.
The Guardian World · 15 Jun, 02:20
Weekly Horoscope June 14-21: From Gemini's Talk to Cancer's Embrace
The week brings a shift from communicative Gemini to emotional Cancer, offering fateful choices and emphasizing honesty in relationships.
TVNET · 15 Jun, 00:20
Ariana Grande's Glittering Return to the Stage in Los Angeles
Ariana Grande kicked off her first tour since 2019 with a five-show run in Los Angeles, performing songs from her album "Eternal Sunshine" and her biggest hits.
The Guardian Culture · 14 Jun, 23:21
Personal Exhibition of Architect Miia Masso Opens at Estonian Museum of Architecture
The Estonian Museum of Architecture has opened a personal exhibition dedicated to architect Miia Masso, highlighting her career spanning over 50 years. The exhibition explores her designs, including apartment buildings and public structures, with a focus on a notable Soviet-era standard project.
ERR (rus) · 14 Jun, 23:21
Competition Council Finds No Violations in Medical Market, Refers Case to Ombudsman
The Competition Council concluded there are no competition law violations in the operations of public and private healthcare providers, but has forwarded its findings to the Ombudsman for assessment of equal treatment and good governance principles.
TVNET · 14 Jun, 23:21
Choir “Pa Saulei” Wins Two Victories at International Choir Competition in Krakow
The mixed choir “Pa Saulei” from the Garkalne parish cultural center “Berģi” in Ropaži county won first places and gold diplomas in both the mixed choir and folk music categories at the international competition “Cracovia Cantans” in Poland.
Latvijas Avīze · 14 Jun, 19:21
Pelléas et Mélisande at Aldeburgh Festival: a play of light and mystery
The semi-staging of Debussy's opera 'Pelléas et Mélisande' at the opening of the Aldeburgh Festival highlights symbolic lighting and minimalist design, yet the opera's secrets remain elusive.
The Guardian Culture · 14 Jun, 16:21
20 Best Gifts for Manly Men: From Pepper Cannons to Espresso Makers
Wired has released a 2026 gift guide focused on hyper-masculine items, including a pepper grinder shaped like a cannon, grill gloves rated to 900°F, and a manual espresso maker.
Wired · 14 Jun, 15:22
Antidepressants and antipsychotics could serve as alternatives to opioids, study finds
A new study suggests that various non-opioid medications, including antidepressants and antipsychotics, may serve as effective alternatives to powerful opioids for pain relief in emergency departments.
The Guardian Science · 14 Jun, 15:21
David Hockney: his greatest works in pictures
From sun-drenched LA portraits to vast Yorkshire landscapes and a 70-meter iPad epic in Normandy, David Hockney's most iconic works are celebrated in a new gallery.
The Guardian Culture · 14 Jun, 15:21
Dangerous hormone-disrupting chemicals found in US breast milk samples
A new study found that 92% of breast milk samples from Seattle contained hormone-disrupting chemicals like BPA, BPS, melamine, and triclosan, posing risks to infant development. Researchers warn of systemic regulatory failures.
The Guardian World · 14 Jun, 15:20
Brain Aging Can Be Slowed by Regular Learning, Neurologists Say
Although brain mass begins to shrink as early as age 30–40, everyone can maintain mental clarity by regularly learning new things and supporting neuroplasticity, according to neurologists from Pauls Stradiņš Clinical University Hospital.
LSM (rus) · 14 Jun, 15:20
Atlantis – Welsh climate crisis drama inspired by real village's fate
The play "Atlantis" at Theatr Clwyd in Wales tells the story of a coastal village doomed to the sea, inspired by the real experience of Fairbourne residents. Critics note both lyrical sense of time and contrived dramatic turns.
The Guardian Culture · 14 Jun, 14:21
19 Best Gifts for Plant Lovers and Gardeners (2026)
WIRED's updated gift guide for plant enthusiasts features new additions including a medicinal herb book, a watering can, and a grow-light frame, alongside hydroponic systems, soil test kits, and mushroom growing kits.
Wired · 14 Jun, 14:21
Van Gogh Immersive Exhibition to Open in Tallinn's Telliskivi
An international immersive exhibition dedicated to Vincent van Gogh will open at Telliskivi Creative City in Tallinn on June 18.
ERR News · 14 Jun, 14:20
London startup to trial drug to prevent cancer therapy side-effect ‘cytokine storm’
London-based startup Poolbeg Pharma is set to trial an oral drug, POLB 001, at six NHS hospitals to prevent cytokine release syndrome (CRS) – a life-threatening side-effect of cancer immunotherapy for blood cancer patients.
The Guardian World · 14 Jun, 13:20
Harry Styles' mother, 58, shows off stunning figure in swimsuit during Greek island vacation
Anne Twist, mother of pop star Harry Styles, shared photos on social media of herself in a black swimsuit while vacationing on Corfu, Greece, ahead of returning to support her son's concert series at London's Wembley Stadium.
Jauns.lv · 14 Jun, 13:20
Anish Kapoor reveals his epic new creations for Hayward Gallery show
Ahead of his career-spanning exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, Anish Kapoor gives a tour of his London studio, showcasing monumental works and discussing his creative process, controversies, and personal background.
The Guardian Culture · 14 Jun, 12:21
Urmas Tartes: Best protection against mosquitoes is properly chosen clothing
Entomologist Urmas Tartes says that due to dry weather, there may be fewer mosquitoes on Midsummer's Eve, but the most effective protection is thick clothing that mosquitoes cannot bite through.
ERR (rus) · 14 Jun, 12:20
NHS staff battling wave of food supplement disinformation
Two out of five frontline NHS workers encounter patients with misleading supplement information weekly, with the figure rising to 53% among nurses and midwives, a YouGov poll for the World Cancer Research Fund reveals.
The Guardian World · 14 Jun, 10:21
David Hockney: A Winking Celebration of Queer Life Through Art
David Hockney's works, from 'A Bigger Splash' to intimate domestic scenes, have become symbols of queer identity, emphasizing beauty and intimacy without explicit imagery.
The Guardian Culture · 14 Jun, 10:20
Jesica Zundovska Reveals Her Butt Transformation in Armenia
Jesica Zundovska, a participant of the show "Celebrities. Without Filter," traveled to Armenia for a butt lift and liposuction, costing around €6,000.
Jauns.lv · 14 Jun, 10:20
Poet Normunds Beļskis Urges Setting Aside Past Quarrels and Focusing on Improving Society
Poet, playwright and public relations specialist Normunds Beļskis reveals in an interview his role in Latvia's independence restoration, shaping interior system communications, and helping Valdis Zatlers become president, while stressing the need to overcome mutual grievances and work together for the public good.
LSM · 14 Jun, 10:20
Marie Antoinette Still Receives Letters: Fontainebleau Initiative Draws Thousands
The Château de Fontainebleau's initiative 'To your pens! Write to Marie Antoinette' has received over 4,000 letters, many from abroad, showing enduring interest in the French queen.
France 24 · 14 Jun, 09:21
Complaints Choir Returns to Tallinn: Residents Turn Grievances into Music at Busy Market
The Complaints Choir project made its comeback in Estonia with a premiere at Tallinn's Balti Jaama Turg on Friday, featuring a seven-minute collaborative lament led by artist Florian Wahl.
ERR News · 14 Jun, 09:21
Test published: which of the four couples is the happiest?
Latvijas Avīze has published a psychological test asking readers to guess which of four couples in an image is the happiest.
Latvijas Avīze · 14 Jun, 07:21
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Recipe Collection for the 25th Week of 2026 Published
Receptes.lv offers a new weekly recipe selection with summer dishes.
TVNET · 14 Jun, 07:21
Experts Debunk Myths: Do Hair Extensions Actually Damage Natural Hair?
Hair extensions themselves do not damage natural hair if applied correctly by an experienced professional, using a suitable method and proper care. However, excessive weight and poor maintenance can lead to problems.
Jauns.lv · 14 Jun, 07:20
Writer Laura Vinogradova Finally Accepts Invitation to 'Literatūre' Program After Twice Declining
After refusing twice out of fear, writer Laura Vinogradova has accepted a third invitation to participate in the literature program 'Literatūre'.
LSM (rus) · 14 Jun, 06:22
Secrets to Growing Blueberries: Tips for a Bountiful Harvest
To grow large, juicy blueberries, it's essential to have acidic soil, proper planting, and multiple varieties. Watering and fertilizing also play key roles in crop quality.
Latvijas Avīze · 14 Jun, 06:21
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One of Europe's largest hotels opens on Baltic Sea coast
On June 10, the largest hotel in Poland opened on the Baltic Sea coast, with 1,240 rooms across 13 floors. Each room is 50 square meters and most have balconies, making it one of Europe's largest hotels.
TVNET · 14 Jun, 06:21
David Hockney: 10 Ways the Artist Changed the Art World
British artist David Hockney, who died in June 2026, left an indelible mark on art – from redefining perspective to embracing iPad drawings.
The Guardian Culture · 14 Jun, 05:21
Horoscope for June 14: A Day for Caution in Words and Decisions
The horoscope for June 14 advises several zodiac signs to be careful in communication, avoid hasty decisions, and choose words thoughtfully to prevent misunderstandings.
Latvijas Avīze · 14 Jun, 05:21
Mother of three lost 27 kg in four months after cutting out her favorite food
Lucy Cassel, 41, from the UK, lost 27 kilograms in four months by completely eliminating cheese and other habits that contributed to her weight gain and health issues.
Jauns.lv · 14 Jun, 05:20
Procurement Monitoring Bureau to Review Complaints About Sketch Competition for Song and Dance Festival Gala Concert
The Procurement Monitoring Bureau has received complaints about sketch competitions organized by the Latvian National Centre for Culture for the upcoming Song and Dance Festival gala concert and wind orchestra concert, questioning the fairness of the process.
LSM (rus) · 14 Jun, 04:21