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Doctors Warn of Rapid Rise in E-Scooter and Scrambler Bike Injuries in Ireland
Medical experts in Ireland say injuries linked to e-scooters and scrambler motorbikes are rising at an exponential rate, adding further pressure to an already overstretched healthcare system.
Sky News · 23 Sept, 02:50
Wednesday, September 23: Moon Enters Pisces, Bringing Intuition to the Forefront
On September 23, the Moon moves into sensitive Pisces, strengthening the connection to the subconscious and letting intuition and empathy take precedence over cold logic. This means people will be more attuned to the moods of those around them.
Apollo.lv · 23 Sept, 02:50
Artists in Bogotá stage musical protest against culture budget cuts
Hundreds of artists and performing arts students protested outside Colombia's Ministry of Cultures in Bogotá, opposing proposed budget cuts and the suspension of national arts grants.
Euronews · 23 Sept, 02:50
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Former Little Mix Singer Shows Off Pregnancy in Provocative London Fashion Week Show
34-year-old singer Leigh-Anne Pinnock, expecting her third child, walked in a provocative London Fashion Week show wearing a bra that appeared to spray liquid during her appearance.
TVNET · 23 Sept, 01:50
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Sculptor Juris Zihmanis has passed away
The Latvian Artists' Union has announced that sculptor Juris Zihmanis died on September 19.
Apollo.lv · 22 Sept, 20:49
Hope grows for Jelgava girl Olīvija to receive costly medication after donor support and state involvement
Of the 240,000 euros needed for treatment for young Jelgava resident Olīvija, donors have already contributed 150,000 euros, and the Children's Hospital has begun talks with a US manufacturer. The girl is also entitled to 30,000 euros in state support.
LSM · 22 Sept, 20:47
Harvard scientist puts popular diets to the test: which one actually works?
Harvard professor Daniel Lieberman has written a book examining popular diets — from paleo to intermittent fasting — after testing many of them on himself. One has stuck as part of his own routine.
The Guardian Science · 22 Sept, 19:48
New poem marks 120th anniversary of Latgalian cultural giant Antons Rupainis
Ahead of the 120th birthday of Latgalian cultural figure Antons Rupainis, a musical work titled 'Poema par O. R.' has had its premiere, revisiting his personality and legacy in the region's culture.
LSM Kultūra · 22 Sept, 19:46
Head of Spain's public broadcaster backs Eurovision boycott over Gaza war
The head of Spain's public broadcaster has said he supports boycotting next year's Eurovision Song Contest, citing Israel's war and the resulting humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip.
LSM Kultūra · 22 Sept, 17:48
Horoscopes for September 23: much depends on seizing the opportunities offered
Astrological forecasts for September 23 cover all zodiac signs, ranging from small changes to warnings against taking on unfamiliar tasks. Libra is told the day hinges largely on personal initiative.
Latvijas Avīze · 22 Sept, 16:44
Book on singer Adrians Kukuvass released for his 75th birthday
Legendary Latvian singer Adrians Kukuvass turns 75 this Friday, marked by a jubilee concert at the Slampe Culture Palace. About a week earlier, publisher "Jumava" released a book about him written by Lia Guļevska.
LSM Kultūra · 22 Sept, 14:48
UK band Take That to play Tartu on 2027 'Dreamers' tour
British pop legends Take That will perform at the Tartu Song Festival Grounds on June 16, 2027, as part of their European "Dreamers" tour — their first Estonian appearance in more than a decade.
ERR News · 22 Sept, 14:45
"Uļa" becomes Latvia's most-watched film since 2019
Director Viesturs Kairišs' feature film "Uļa" drew more than 22,000 viewers in its first days of release, marking the best opening for a Latvian film in recent years. Screenings across the country were largely sold out, with audiences responding enthusiastically.
LSM Kultūra · 22 Sept, 13:43
Brigitte Bardot's personal belongings raise nearly €1m at Paris auction
An auction of Brigitte Bardot's personal items in Paris raised nearly €1m, almost 20 times its estimate, with proceeds going to her animal welfare foundation and her son.
The Guardian Culture · 22 Sept, 10:48
Dardedze: schools talk too little about harmful sexual behavior among children
Latvian child protection center Dardedze says schools do not adequately address harmful sexual behavior between children, even though a third of sexual abuse of children is committed by another minor.
LSM · 22 Sept, 10:45
Indian craftsmanship steps out of the shadows in global luxury fashion
Mumbai-based atelier Chanakya International is marking 40 years in business, spotlighting the Indian artisans behind pieces for Dior, Prada and Fendi, even as debates grow over credit and cultural appropriation.
The Guardian World · 22 Sept, 09:46
Nigella Lawson joins The Great British Bake Off as new judge
Tonight's UK TV schedule features cookery writer Nigella Lawson making her debut as a Bake Off judge, alongside the final episodes of several long-running series.
The Guardian Culture · 22 Sept, 08:50
Minimalist pioneer Steve Reich reflects as he approaches his 90th birthday
American composer Steve Reich, who turns 90 on 3 October, looks back on his career in a new interview, discussing a recent premiere at the Edinburgh festival and the origins of his influential minimalist style.
The Guardian Culture · 22 Sept, 07:50
Harvard professor tests popular diets himself to find out what actually works
Harvard University professor Daniel Lieberman examines popular diets — from paleo to keto — in his book Fed Up, testing them on himself. In a podcast, he reveals which one has stuck as part of his routine.
The Guardian Science · 22 Sept, 07:49
Book Review: Charles Spencer's Memoir About His Sister Diana
The New York Times has published a review of Charles Spencer's new memoir, "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," dedicated to his sister, Princess Diana. The review describes the book as filled with both love and vengeance.
The New York Times · 22 Sept, 07:48
How does Latvia's only vinyl record factory work? Interview with Semikols founder
Vinyl records were pressed in Latvia before World War II, but production then stopped for several decades. Since August 2017 it has resumed in Riga, at the Semikols workshop on Jūrkalnes Street.
LSM Kultūra · 22 Sept, 07:46
How Latvia's only vinyl record plant was revived
Vinyl records were pressed in Latvia before the war, but production then stopped for several decades. Since August 2017 it has resumed at the "Semikols" workshop on Jūrkalnes Street.
LSM · 22 Sept, 07:45
Maternity ward closed in Balvi, leaving expectant mothers near the border without local care
Since September, the maternity department at Balvi Hospital has effectively stopped operating, leaving pregnant women in Latvia's border region without local midwifery services. The Health Ministry and hospital management give conflicting explanations for the closure.
LSM · 22 Sept, 06:44
Kim Kardashian shares more details about recent health issues
Reality TV star Kim Kardashian has publicly revealed more information about health problems she recently experienced. Reports say she was diagnosed with esophagitis.
Jauns.lv · 22 Sept, 06:43
Researchers say even small amounts of nuts may help protect the brain with age
A study published in "Food & Function" found that even a small amount of nuts in the diet was linked to better cognitive performance in older adults. The findings could be especially relevant for stroke survivors.
Jauns.lv · 22 Sept, 05:43
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Four-Time 'Chef of the Year' Dinārs Zvidriņš Keeps Proving Himself in International Competitions
Entresol restaurant chef Dinārs Zvidriņš, recently named Latvia's Chef of the Year 2026, regularly competes in domestic and international culinary contests and has now won the prestigious title four times.
TVNET · 22 Sept, 04:46
Latvian traveler calls this her best Italian holiday yet
A Latvian traveler shares impressions from her fourth trip to Italy, describing it as one of her best holidays so far. At Rome's Trevi Fountain, the crowds she expected were absent, likely due to the summer heat.
Delfi · 22 Sept, 03:51
Autumn treat: how to make juicy apple pancakes
As apple trees generously bear fruit in autumn, a simple apple pancake recipe using everyday ingredients comes in handy, producing juicy, quickly prepared pancakes.
Latvijas Avīze · 22 Sept, 03:51
Sun Enters Libra as Autumn Equinox Begins
On September 22, the Sun moves from Virgo into Libra, marking the autumn equinox when day and night are of equal length and attention turns toward relationships and aesthetics.
Apollo.lv · 22 Sept, 03:48
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Star-studded red carpet marks opening of Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, created by George Lucas and Mellody Hobson, opened in Los Angeles with a glamorous night that drew notable figures from film, music, sports and entertainment. The event became one of the season's most dazzling red-carpet gatherings.
TVNET · 22 Sept, 03:48
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Popular sugar substitute may be linked to heart attack and stroke risk, study finds
A new study suggests a widely used sugar substitute may be linked to serious cardiovascular risks, including heart attack and stroke. The substance is commonly found in everyday products such as toothpaste, drinks and chewing gum.
Apollo.lv · 22 Sept, 02:47
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Film shot in Latvia, "The Unknown Woman," triumphs at Venice Film Festival
Danish director Maja el-Tuhi's film "The Unknown Woman," shot in Latvia, won the top prize at the Venice Film Festival, while its lead actress Matilde Arsela received the Volpi Cup for best actress performance.
Apollo.lv · 22 Sept, 01:48
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Princess Diana's Brother Reveals Previously Unknown Details About His Sister
Earl Charles Spencer, Princess Diana's younger brother, has published a new memoir, "Swan Song: Diana, My Sister," sharing previously unknown personal details about her.
TVNET · 22 Sept, 00:47
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New online quiz tests knowledge of Latvian films
An entertainment portal has published a quiz challenging users to identify Latvian feature films from a single quote. The test is aimed at those wanting to check how well they know Latvian film history.
Apollo.lv · 22 Sept, 00:46
New quiz claims to guess your age based on your love life habits
Latvian news outlet "Latvijas Avīze" has published a new entertainment quiz that claims to determine a reader's age based on answers about their current or past romantic relationships.
Latvijas Avīze · 22 Sept, 00:45
London's Pearly Kings and Queens celebrate Harvest Festival tradition
London's Pearly Kings and Queens gathered at Guildhall Yard for their annual Harvest Festival, honouring a Cockney tradition dating back around 150 years. The event featured traditional songs and fundraising for charity.
Euronews · 21 Sept, 23:46