Lifestyle
Dermatologist: Fillers Are Not a Thing of the Past — Approach Has Changed
Although social media suggests that fillers are outdated, dermatologist Agnese Ruskule says they remain relevant, but the goal has shifted from noticeable volume to natural, quality results.
Delfi · 6 Aug, 22:55
Free Stays in Greek Villas: The House Sitting Opportunity Many Travelers Don't Know About
Travelers can stay for free in Greek private homes and villas by taking on household chores and pet care. This house sitting model is growing in popularity across Europe.
Latvijas Avīze · 6 Aug, 21:50
Film critic Pronchenko: Nolan's 'Odyssey' made eternal text impossibly relevant
Film critic Zinaida Pronchenko recommends Nolan's 'Odyssey' and retro classics for summer viewing, and says she will defend Tarantino's 'Jackie Brown' at a Tallinn event.
ERR (rus) · 6 Aug, 20:54
Thousands of fans gather for Calvin Harris concert in Mežaparks
Tonight, world-famous DJ Calvin Harris performs in Mežaparks, Riga, while Moby gives a concert in Tartu. The two artists are simultaneously bringing electronic music to the Baltics.
LSM · 6 Aug, 20:51
NVD: Riga Maternity Hospital family wards not covered by state budget
The National Health Service has stated that the family ward service at Riga Maternity Hospital is not funded from the state budget, responding to reports that the hospital has temporarily suspended operations on the sixth floor.
TVNET · 6 Aug, 19:57
Ebola outbreak in DR Congo may involve mutating virus as cases pass 4,000
Health officials fear the Ebola virus behind the DR Congo's massive outbreak could be mutating, with confirmed cases exceeding 4,000. The Africa CDC is scaling up response, moving from contact tracing to door-to-door searches and investigating the virus's severity.
The Guardian World · 6 Aug, 19:56
Genuine Piece of Blarney Stone Found in Reno
A small piece of the actual Blarney Stone from Ireland is embedded in the wall of a former casino in Reno, Nevada, and is believed to bring luck to those who touch it.
Atlas Obscura · 6 Aug, 19:50
Youth Seminar 'Atzolys' in Kārsava Focuses on Latgalian Language and Culture
This week, a youth seminar called 'Atzolys' is taking place in Kārsava, where participants explore the Latgalian language and culture. The event is expected to culminate in the creation of a new game in Latgalian.
LSM · 6 Aug, 19:50
Youth seminar in Kārsava promotes Latgalian language and a new game creation
This week, the youth seminar "Atzolys" is taking place in Kārsava, where participants explore the Latgalian language and culture, with plans to create a new game in Latgalian as a result.
LSM Kultūra · 6 Aug, 19:49
Ādaži municipality plans major increase in birth benefit for twins and triplets
A local government in Ādaži has backed a proposal to significantly raise the childbirth allowance for families welcoming twins, triplets or more babies in a single birth. The initiative follows a suggestion from a pregnant resident.
Latvijas Avīze · 6 Aug, 18:58
Liepāja Regional Hospital invites expectant parents to tour maternity ward
During World Breastfeeding Week, Liepāja Regional Hospital is offering free daily tours of its maternity department for expectant parents to learn about childbirth facilities and the importance of breastfeeding.
Jauns.lv · 6 Aug, 18:54
Four and a Half Hours in Queue and €56 for Advice to Take Ibuprofen: Latvian Man’s Story Sparks Debate
A Latvian man’s account of waiting four and a half hours and paying €56 for advice to take ibuprofen has sparked a debate. The National Health Service explains when hospital emergency care is free and how patients should choose where to seek help.
Latvijas Avīze · 6 Aug, 16:53
Filming begins on international feature 'Kari' on Saaremaa
Filming has started this week on the international feature film 'Kari' on the island of Saaremaa, a co-production between Germany, Estonia and Finland. The film is based on a novel by Finnish writer Seita Vuorela that won the 2013 Nordic Council Children and Young People's Literature Prize.
ERR (rus) · 6 Aug, 16:52
Study: Over 60% of Estonian adults have at least one chronic illness
A University of Tartu study shows more than 60% of Estonian adults live with at least one chronic illness, and 42% have at least two. Nearly half of those with multiple chronic conditions are younger than 65.
ERR News · 6 Aug, 14:57
Carlos Acosta presents eclectic dance bill at Royal Opera House with his two companies
Carlos Acosta has brought together dancers from Birmingham Royal Ballet and Acosta Danza for a mixed programme of works by Limón, Vaganova and Bruce. Performances run at the Royal Opera House until 9 August.
The Guardian Culture · 6 Aug, 14:57
Experts: When You Drink Coffee Can Affect Sleep and Well-Being
The timing of coffee consumption can significantly change its effects on the body — at the wrong time it may disrupt sleep, increase anxiety and cause other unpleasant sensations. Experts advise avoiding coffee at least eight hours before bedtime.
Latvijas Avīze · 6 Aug, 14:54
Minister: Ambulance reform will improve quality of services
Social Affairs Minister Carmen Joller has defended the planned ambulance reform, saying it aims to improve care quality and will be developed together with experts.
ERR (rus) · 6 Aug, 13:53
Three Zodiac Signs That Spread Positivity Around Them
A recent article highlights three zodiac signs whose optimism acts as a guiding life philosophy, helping them overcome difficulties and inspiring everyone around them.
Latvijas Avīze · 6 Aug, 13:53
“Rakstivāls” returns to Līgatne for third year, celebrating writing in all forms
The “Rakstivāls” festival will take place for a third year at the “Zeit” creative quarter in Līgatne, bringing together writers from across Latvia. Organizers say the event is not only for novelists and poets, but for anyone interested in exploring different ways of writing.
LSM Kultūra · 6 Aug, 12:49
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14 tomato salad recipes for every taste: from classic to inventive
TVNET has published a collection of 14 tomato salad recipes catering to different preferences. The article highlights the beauty of fresh tomatoes in salads, offering ideas with sour cream or oil, vegetables, cheese, cottage cheese, and crab sticks.
TVNET · 6 Aug, 11:54
Japanese artist Naruhiro Matsumoto brings decade-spanning exhibition to Tartu
The Miga art space in Tartu is hosting a solo exhibition by Japanese photographer Naruhiro Matsumoto, titled “40–42”. The show presents his newest series, which completes ten years of creative work, and is being unveiled to the public for the first time in Estonia.
ERR (rus) · 6 Aug, 11:50
Valmiera Summer Theatre Festival to Offer Night Programme and Side Events
This year's Valmiera Summer Theatre Festival features a broad programme, with special attention drawn to additional events, including night activities.
LSM Kultūra · 6 Aug, 11:50
Nine Teas That May Help With Weight Control
Latvijas Avīze has listed nine types of tea that may support weight management. Experts stress that tea is not a miracle cure and should be combined with a balanced diet and exercise.
Latvijas Avīze · 6 Aug, 09:53
“Oh, you went into geriatrics?” Why young doctors shun the specialty
Latvia’s ageing population means geriatricians are increasingly needed, yet the specialty has not attracted a single new doctor in recent years.
LSM · 6 Aug, 09:49
Gugu Mbatha-Raw leads new supernatural horror on Sky Atlantic
Tonight's TV highlights include a haunting new drama with Gugu Mbatha-Raw, a family history journey for Katarina Johnson-Thompson, and the finale of Ruby Franke's story.
The Guardian Culture · 6 Aug, 08:58
Dons shares unseen childhood photos and heartfelt thoughts about dreams
Latvian musician Dons posted rare childhood pictures on Facebook with reflections about believing in dreams. Commenters recall his early confidence and a childhood promise to become a singer.
Latvijas Avīze · 6 Aug, 08:57
Latvian woman warns about Shein package after family suffers serious health issues
A Latvian woman has shared a warning on social media after her family experienced severe health problems following a Shein delivery. She is urging shoppers to consider product safety rather than just low prices.
Jauns.lv · 6 Aug, 08:53
Film on Amy Goodman charts decades of independent journalism and the East Timor massacre
A new documentary, “Steal This Story, Please!”, profiles veteran broadcaster Amy Goodman and her philosophy of covering stories from the perspective of those most affected. It includes her account of the 1991 Dili massacre in East Timor, where Indonesian troops killed 271 protesters.
The Guardian Culture · 6 Aug, 07:57
Country Music Festival Brings Fans Together in Nairobi
Fans in Kenya gathered to celebrate country music, a genre with distant origins that is gaining popularity among Africans.
The New York Times · 6 Aug, 07:55
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LDDK backs centralized science exam in 9th grade
The Latvian Employers' Confederation has voiced support for the Education Ministry's plan to introduce a centralized natural sciences exam in Grade 9, saying the current minimum pass threshold has not been a good indicator of education quality.
TVNET · 6 Aug, 07:50
THC Medication Eliminates PTSD Nightmares in More Than a Third of Patients
A Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin study found that a prescription THC medication significantly reduced PTSD-related nightmare severity. After ten weeks, more than a third of participants reported their nightmares had completely disappeared.
ScienceDaily Vecāki · 6 Aug, 06:54
Air pollution linked to worse rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, study finds
A new study has found that exposure to fine particulate matter, especially PM2.5, may increase disease activity and the risk of painful flares in people with rheumatoid arthritis, suggesting air quality should be considered in clinical care and public health policy.
ScienceDaily Veselība · 6 Aug, 06:53
Tears of Joy: Latvian Photographer Agnija Grigule Gets Engaged in Paris
Latvian photographer and creative entrepreneur Agnija Grigule is engaged. Her partner Kristaps proposed in Paris, a city that has inspired both their careers. The carefully planned surprise brought tears of joy, and the couple, together for four years, is now engaged.
Jauns.lv · 6 Aug, 06:52
Ludza's Great Synagogue included in European Heritage Days program
Ludza, which claims to be the oldest city in Latvia and is known as the Latvian Jerusalem, has included its Great Synagogue in the European Heritage Days program, dedicated to threat. Although the synagogue is the oldest wooden one in the Baltics, Jewish prayers are no longer held there.
LSM Kultūra · 6 Aug, 06:50
Liepāja Theatre's 120th anniversary season to focus on people and the modern world
Liepāja Theatre is gradually beginning its 120th anniversary season, which next year will be linked to the European Capital of Culture programme. The season will turn a magnifying glass on people and the world we live in.
LSM Kultūra · 6 Aug, 05:55
Exhibition Related to American Family Opens at Pedvale Art Park
Pedvale Art Park is now hosting an exhibition connected with an American family, with a palpable sense of renewal ahead of the 80th birthday of its founder, sculptor Ojārs Feldbergs.
LSM (rus) · 6 Aug, 05:55