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Bulgaria's Central Bank introduced Wednesday a vivid coin dedicated to the Baba Marta spring holiday. All of the pieces have been coloured by hand - a rare method that makes the coins especially attractive.
Buckingham Palace announced that the Queen will not attend Prince Charles civil marriage ceremony which is due to take place at the Guildhall outside Windsor Castle, becoming the first monarch in 142 years to miss the wedding of one of her children. The
Bulgarian opera diva Tsvetelina Vassileva staged a major show for all opera lovers in Sofia. The delicate Bulgarian soprano was backed on the stage by famous Bulgarian singer Orlin Goranov.
The Spanish Embassy in Sofia has launched preparations to mark four centenaries since the first edition of Don Quixote novel was printed out. The masterpiece of Servantes, which according to recent surveys is known to every fourth person in the world, wi
The dream of many Bulgarian heavy-metal diehard fans will come true on June 23 as the legendary Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne will rock Sofia. The world-renowned rock musicians will take part in the 4th edition of the Bulgarian "Arena Music" festival.
Bribe allegations cast a shadow over Turkey's participation in the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest, days after the vote in neighboring Bulgaria was blasted to have been manipulated. G?lseren was picked to represent Turkey at the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest
Bulgaria's Central Bank will introduce this week a vivid, colourful coin marked with the hues of popular springtime holiday Baba Marta. The festivity takes place every year on March 1, and to many people heralds the beginning of spring.
Famous conceptual artists Bulgaria-born Christo and his wife Jeanne-Claude will wrap the ranch of the US President Bush in Crawford.
After visiting the cities of Burgas, Dobritch and Razgrad, thirty oil colour canvasses of 30 different Turkish artists are now exhibited in Sofia as part of a travelling exhibition to represent Turkey's modern paining and traditional decorative arts. The
Victoria Beckham gave birth to a third son, named Cruz, world media reported Sunday.
A film that transports Georges Bizet's famous opera "Carmen" to the South African townships won the top prize at the Berlin Film Festival Saturday. "U-Carmen eKhayelitsha" was the first South African film to compete for Berlin's Golden Bear award, and is
Prince Charles will marry Camilla Parker Bowles in Guildhall, Windsor's town hall, and not in Windsor Castle as originally planned, says a statement on his Web site.
Bulgarian fashion model Silvia Rangelova is featured in the latest photo session for US Cosmopolitan, a Bulgarian agency said. Rangelova has been working in America for a year, and has already signed Guess Jeans, Intimissimo lingerie and Enrico Coveri.
Spring/ summer 2005 is expected to sparkle extremes when it comes to shoes - from flats to towering wedges. Flat peep toe sandals are the perfect match to knitted "I made it myself" styled tops.
Children who watch television for more than two hours a day go into their adult years ripe with the risk factors that make them likely candidates for heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular problems, New Zealand researchers report. Other studies ha
Following the appearance of an especially powerful and drug-resistant strain of AIDS in a New York City man, on Monday, US health officials announced they were looking for a man recently diagnosed with HIV who appears to harbour a strain similar to that f
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Progressive band Fates Warning (FW) exhilarated Bulgarian fans during their live performance Thursday in Sofia. When progressive rock first reared its head during the early 70s - it contained elements of hard rock, but few bands crossed the line into hea
Sofia News Agency three photo reporters are among the participants in the prestigious "BG Press Photo 2004" exhibition that was opened Thursday evening in Sofia's Central Military Club. The photo reporters Yuliana Nikolova, Gergana Kostadinova and Kameli
Bulgaria's state-run news agency BTA, the oldest media in the country, invited colleagues and friends to a party for its 107th birthday Wednesday. The agency shared the gala with its lifestyle magazine Paraleli, launched 40 years ago.
Famous conceptual artists, Bulgaria-born Christo and his wife Jeanne-Claude, are expected to accept Sofia mayor invitation for staging their first ever exhibition here next year. The sensational news was broken by Sofia City Gallery director Vessela Rado
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