What’s On: Silver from the Louvre – the Boscoreale Treasure
An exhibition of one of the largest collections of Roman silver treasures, entitled “Silver from the Louvre. Boscoreale Treasure” is
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Eurovision 2015 winner: Sweden
Sweden won the 2015 Eurovision song contest with Måns Zelmerlöw’s performance of Heroes, beating Russia into second place. Even before
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Bulgaria’s beaches score improvement in EU bathing waters survey
Bulgaria’s coastal bathing waters remain up to the European Union’s mandatory standards, with nearly three-quarters of the country’s beaches meeting
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Film review: Mad Max: Fury Road
By the time the emblematic Dies Irae section of Giuseppe Verdi’s “Requiem” flares up on the soundtrack during the second
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Bulgarian wine makes a place for itself in New York
It was sunny out, and shirtsleeves sufficed. Union Square — the one in New York City —was its typical behemoth
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Of paper and the problem of digital disintegration
An invitation to bring a favourite book to a scientific lecture is unusual. But it is not as if you
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Film review: Jimmy’s Hall
Although independence is usually cause for celebration, attaining it from a colonial power is often just one struggle waged and
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What’s On: Verdi’s Aida at Sofia Opera and Ballet, May 8 to 10
Verdi’s opera Aida will be staged by Sofia Opera and Ballet on May 8, 9 and 10 2015, at 7pm
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Film review: Ex Machina
Not since the one-two of Andrew Niccol’s Gattaca in 1997 and Alex Proyas’s Dark City in 1998 has a big-budget,
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