Ketamine on the Drug List: Jonas (27) Talks About Party Culture
27-year-old Jonas shares his experiences with ketamine use in Oslo's party scene and the challenges of maintaining control over his life amidst the rising popularity of the drug.
Director of 'The Miss' explains how contests shaped the film's script
The film 'The Miss', set to debut on June 26 in Brazilian cinemas, explores the impact of beauty pageants on family dynamics and personal aspirations through its narrative.
Carnival Themes of Belém 2026: Know What Each Samba School Will Bring to Aldeia Cabana
Eight samba schools from the Special Group will perform in Belém's Aldeia Cabana, celebrating Pará's culture through their themes.
7 recommended art and culture events for this week
This article highlights seven recommended cultural and art events taking place in Buenos Aires from February 26 to March 4.
K. Budrys: The Creating Diaspora Enriches Lithuania and Strengthens Its Future
Minister K. Budrys emphasizes the importance of the Lithuanian diaspora in enriching the nation’s culture and helping Lithuania to be heard in the world.
France names former Versailles Palace head Catherine Pégard as new culture minister
Catherine Pégard has been appointed as France's new culture minister in a cabinet reshuffle, succeeding Rachida Dati.
PHILOSOPHER ⟩ Nietzsche's Path from Literary Youth to Cultural Renegade
A course at the University of Tartu focused on Friedrich Nietzsche's early ideas, culminating in translations of his works for Madame Wagner.
The Year of Andrzej Wajda will begin on March 6
2026 has been declared the Year of Andrzej Wajda by the Polish Senate to commemorate the centenary of the director's birth and the tenth anniversary of his death.
Reshuffling: Agresti-Roubache, Pégard, Berger... Who are the new entrants to the government?
The French government undergoes a reshuffle with the appointment of four new ministers including Catherine Pégard as the Minister of Culture.
Catherine Pégard, a loyalist appointed to replace Rachida Dati as Minister of Culture
Catherine Pégard has been appointed as the new Minister of Culture in France, succeeding Rachida Dati.
Current camera at 6:30 PM
The article provides a segment of current news updates in Estonia, highlighting various topics of interest from local culture to sports.
Where are the roots of societal polarization?
The article discusses the deeper roots of societal polarization beyond the current culture wars in Estonia, emphasizing the influence of luxury beliefs and virtue signaling.
Alicia Keys, the Queen of R&B Who Changed the Rules of Black Music on Stage with Ramazzotti
Alicia Keys, a pivotal figure in R&B and black music, has celebrated significant achievements and influence in the genre, sharing the stage with Eros Ramazzotti in Sanremo.
Free samba circle at Arouche will have beer and bar food this weekend
São Paulo will host a week of free cultural events including a samba circle, offering music, food, and science activities.
Snapshots in February: Pictures of the Day
Various snapshots from around the world in February highlight events such as flooding in France, a tulip festival in India, and colorful celebrations during Holi.
"Good luck. I hope you smash the Social Democrats," says Vanopslagh. "Likewise," replies Olsen Dyhr
Politicians in Denmark exchanged friendly banter as they prepared for an election called by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen, leading to lively reactions from both the public and media.
A Turk Living in Lithuania is Most Happy to Hear the Word 'Well Done': "Grandmothers Used to Tell Me This on Public Transport"
A Turkish citizen residing in Lithuania expresses joy over hearing the word 'well done', as it reminds him of the encouragement he received from grandmothers on public transport.
Tango Returns to 3 Bands, a Classic from Abasto
The show "Tango a 3 Bandas" is returning to Buenos Aires with three leading figures of the new tango generation: Esteban Riera, Hernán Genovese, and Jesús Hidalgo.
News Overview: These are the News of the Day
The article discusses various news highlights from Munich, including local opinions on social interactions, illegal transactions related to Oktoberfest tables, political developments, and public transport updates.
Working from home has changed the way we shop
A study reveals how remote work has altered American shopping habits, emphasizing a shift in grocery spending patterns.
São José's Culture Reaches 'High Degree of Satisfaction', Says Indsat
A recent survey shows that cultural activities in São José dos Campos received a 72.7% approval rating from residents, indicating a significant increase in satisfaction.
News of the Day (26.02.2026 18:00:00)
The article discusses various news updates from Estonia on February 26, 2026, covering several topics.
The Film World Comes to the Defense of the Festival Director
Over 1,200 film professionals, including actress Tilda Swinton and director Sean Baker, are defending festival director Tricia Tuttle after the German Culture Minister called for a meeting regarding her future.
Fashion: The Beauty and the Slob
Lana del Rey faced criticism for her husband's casual attire at New York Fashion Week, contrasting her glamorous look.
Czech Harry Potter, Jindra Hrnčíř, Would Attend School at Křivoklát Instead of Hogwarts
The article humorously suggests that if Jindra Hrnčíř were a Czech version of Harry Potter, he would attend a school located in Křivoklát rather than the famous Hogwarts.
VIDEOS: DF1 on Thursday, February 26, 2026
A video report highlights several significant events in Brazil including a brawl among parliament members at the INSS CPI, the arrest of a wanted criminal, declining high school enrollment, a music festival announcement, and a tragic discovery of a police officer and his lawyer wife found dead.
THE BEST ⟩ Who came to the reception in the most stylish attire?
The article discusses the significance of adornment during celebrations for Estonians, highlighting well-chosen jewelry as an essential part of attire.
Event Overview for March: Culture and Events in the District of Erding
A list of cultural events and exhibitions taking place in Erding during March.
Return-to-work mandates sparks ‘renewed demand’ for Canadian offices: report
A new report indicates a resurgence in demand for office space in Canada due to return-to-work mandates as major employers transition back to in-office work schedules.
Ene-Liis Semper awarded the Eri Klas stipendium
Ene-Liis Semper has been awarded the Eri Klas stipendium at a memorial evening commemorating the 10th death anniversary of maestro Eri Klas.
From Gangsters to Hipsters: What Remains in Birmingham from the World of Peaky Blinders
The article explores the cultural remnants of the Peaky Blinders' world in Birmingham, highlighting the Old Crown pub as a historic landmark.
MIS reopens and inaugurates exhibition in honor of the history of MS
The Museum of Image and Sound of Mato Grosso do Sul opens the exhibition "Photography and Memory" honoring photographer Rachid Waqued, celebrating the region's history and marking the 50th anniversary of the state's creation.
'I gave my Korean parents Full English breakfast and their reactions were priceless'
A Korean foodie introduced her parents to a Full English breakfast, capturing their delightful reactions in a viral video.
Emma Teitel: U.S. women’s hockey team deserves better than to be mocked
The article criticizes the U.S. men's hockey team for their disrespectful behavior towards the U.S. women’s team during a public event and highlights the need for accountability among athletes.
Flamm arts festival aims to spark interest in unsung Cornish town of Bodmin
The Flamm arts festival is transforming Bodmin into a contemporary art destination this weekend, showcasing various artistic installations and engaging the community.
$26 million on the table - The bonus of a Chinese CEO with only one condition - Video
A Chinese CEO gave employees access to a staggering $26 million in cash as a bonus during a corporate party, with the only rule being to carry away as much as one could by hand.
"Who knew it would be the greatest gift of life!" The folklore group "Žeperi" celebrates its 25th anniversary
The folklore group "Žeperi" is celebrating an impressive 25 years of bringing music and community together in Latvia.
No golden age lasts forever. Salman Rushdie writes about the mythical empire
Salman Rushdie discusses the ephemeral nature of golden ages and reflects on a mythical empire in his writings.
Event Overview for March 2026: Culture and Events in the District of Fürstenfeldbruck
A detailed overview of cultural events scheduled for March 2026 in Fürstenfeldbruck, Germany.
Event Overview for March 2026: Culture and Events in the Dachau District
The article presents a cultural events overview for March 2026 in the Dachau district, including exhibitions and guided tours.
Laine Lõvi: it has been important for me to do something for Setomaa
Laine Lõvi received the Cultural Capital's Lifetime Achievement Award for her dedication to preserving and promoting Seto culture.
Event Overview for March 2026: Culture and Events in the Starnberg District
The article outlines various cultural and community events taking place in the Starnberg district in March 2026.
Event Overview for March 2026: Culture and Events in the Ebersberg District
A roundup of cultural events taking place in March 2026 in the Ebersberg district, including library events, concerts, and museum exhibitions.
Event Overview for March 2026: Culture and Events in the Freising District
A list of cultural and social events scheduled to take place in Freising in March 2026, including guided tours, concerts, and themed exhibitions.
Hop to it: a rabbit-themed Sydney itinerary for Bad Bunny
The article presents a humorous and curated Sydney itinerary centered around Puerto Rican musician Bad Bunny's interests and experiences during his debut tour in Australia.
Oh Jesus, the Norwegian culture war continues
The article discusses the ongoing culture wars in Norway and expresses the author's perspective on the matter.
Prue Leith says Queen Camilla was 'probably faking it' as she talks 'unhealthy obsession'
Dame Prue Leith reflects on fame, public attention, and her views on celebrity culture, including a controversial statement about Queen Camilla.
"Slow Down": The 61st Venice Biennale prepares for listening and slowness
The 61st Venice Biennale, the first directed by an African woman, embraces themes of listening and slowness in its curatorial direction after the passing of Koyo Kouoh.
A Mysterious Announcement from a Controversial Company: Will Reveal Everything Today
A controversial Finnish company plans to address allegations regarding its production practices and corporate culture in a written clarification today.
Typical Germany: A Country Explained with Bananas
A column discusses the overwhelming variety of bananas available in Munich supermarkets as a reflection of German values.