
Olha Martynovska wins La Cuillère d’Or competition
Ukrainian chef Olha Martynovska won the professional Trophée Cuisine category at the international La Cuillère d’Or competition.

Ukrainian chef Olha Martynovska won the professional Trophée Cuisine category at the international La Cuillère d’Or competition.

The leader of the band "Vopli Vidoplyasova" suggested in a conversation with a journalist that the Russian authorities may have had an interest in the musician's death to use his image in propaganda.

The project head revealed that the actor cast as Snape faced an aggressive reaction after the announcement. The actor himself declined to comment on J.K. Rowling's views.

A court in London handed down a verdict to the famous actor and comedian, who denied his guilt throughout the trial.

The blogger and psychologist explained why her emigration attempt failed and why she decided to return to Zakarpattia and Kyiv.

LaToya Jackson revealed that her brother warned her of threats to his life due to certain individuals' desire to strip him of his rights to the legendary music catalog.

Nathan Johnson, who composed soundtracks for the cult anime in the 2000s, has taken up the post of Texas Attorney General.

The Italian designer found himself at the centre of a scandal following an incident at a public event. Some observers consider his actions unacceptable, while others believe it was an accident.

Ireland's choice to represent the country at Eurovision 2025 sparked a storm of reaction online. The nation selected a song dedicated to the legendary Soviet dog Laika, written by a Russian author. This decision drew sharp criticism.
Many social media users expressed dissatisfaction, noting that after selecting candidates with ambiguous political views, Ireland is now presenting a song that they believe carries the propagandistic ideology of the Soviet Union.
"How is this possible? First they sent a Hamas fan, and now a Russian song about a dog that Soviet scientists tortured to death?" — critics ask.
The song, written by a Russian female author, expresses nostalgic sentiments towards the Soviet era. Some listeners perceive it as sustaining Soviet propaganda.
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