Bulgarian Actress, Film Director Stirs Scandal in Italy
Bulgarian actress and film director Michelle Bonev has been involved in a scandal in Italy, the Bulgarian private TV channel bTV reported.
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Bulgaria Hosts International Festival of Mountain Cinema
The Bulgarian ski resort Bansko hosts the 10th International festival of the Mountaineers Cinema starting Wednesday, with exciting guests attending.
Paco de Lucia to Complete European Tour in Bulgaria
Paco de Lucia, the legendary flamenco musician, is to end his European tour with a concert in Bulgaria's capital December 9 2010.
Norway Vows To Invest in Bulgarian Cultural Heritage
The Norwegian government will provide financial support for preserving Bulgaria's cultural heritage
Bulgarian Culture Minister Mulls Museum of Totalitarian Art
Bulgaria's Culture Minister, Vezhdi Rashidov, is planning on bringing back the atmosphere of the demolished Sofia mausoleum of Communist leader, Georgi Dimitrov.
Salvador Dali's Illustrations Start World Tour from Bulgaria
Unique illustrations by the prominent Spanish painter Salvador Dali are shown in the National Gallery of Foreign Art in Sofia, starting Wednesday.
Christmas Fast Purifies Bulgarians' Bodies and Souls
Bulgarian Orthodox Christians enter Wednesday a forty-day fast hailing the humbleness of soul and body to meet the birth of Jesus Christ.
Jurgen Roth: Ex Interior Minister Protected Bulgarian Mafia
Bulgaria's former Socialist Interior Minister, Rumen Petkov, is a political patron of alleged top criminals in the country, German top investigative journalist Jurgen Roth says.
Jurgen Roth Presents 'Gangster Economy' in Sofia, Meets PM
German top investigative journalist Jurgen Roth has arrived in the Bulgarian capital Sofia to present on Thursday the Bulgarian edition of his new book "Gangsterwirtschaft" ("Gangster Economy").
Bulgaria Unveils Monument of Legendary Poetess
The Black Sea city of Burgas has opened a monument of Petya Dubarova, a poetess that touches the hearts of Bulgarians to this day despite the fact that she left behind a single book of poems published posthumously.
Bulgarian Artists Join Festival for Kids on Tour in Scotland
A new music festival for children is on tour in Scotland until 13 November, bringing together artists from Bulgaria, Canada, Finland, France, Mali, Sweden, Turkey and the UK, BBC reported.
Mensa to Hold Global Meeting in Bulgaria
Sofia has been chosen to host the annual world meeting of the most prestigious high-IQ organization Mensa.
Bulgaria Honors Glagolitic Alphabet on Enlighteners' Day
Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov opened a special exhibit for November 1, Bulgarian Enlighteners' Day, dedicated to the first Slavic alphabet known as Glagolitsa.
Bulgarian 'Goblins' Anticipate Halloween Night
Bulgarians are preparing to celebrate Sunday evening All Saints Day or Halloween, a holiday even though not traditional, becoming more and more popular in recent years.
Bulgaria's Plovdiv Hosts Top Israeli Artists Exhibit
Bulgaria's second largest city of Plovdiv became Friday the host of an exhibit of works of Israel's top artists.
Legendary Jon Lord Excited to Meet Bulgarian Fans Again
Legendary composer and Deep Purple co-founder, Jon Lord, has arrived in Sofia few days before his second concert in Bulgaria, the organizers Sofia Music Enterprises have announced.
Bulgarian Capital Hosts 1st Independent US Film Fest
The Bulgarian capital Sofia is preparing to host its first ever independent film fest named So!Independent with hit movies from the Sundance and Tribeca.
Bulgarian Masterpieces to Dazzle UNESCO
The Director General of UNESCO, Bulgaria's Irina Bokova, announced she wanted works of famous Bulgarian painters to be the decoration of her office.
15,000 Bulgarian Fans Say Goodbye to Scorpions
Rain and bad weather did not stop more than 15,000 people to go and see Scorpions live for the last time at the band's farewell concert in Sofia Monday night.
Bulgaria Celebrates Day of Winter Herald
The Bulgarian Orthodox Church marks St Dimitar Day, believed to herald the beginning of winter, on October 26.
UNESCO to Open Regional Center in Bulgaria
Bulgaria's Culture Minister, Vezhdi Rashidov, and UNESCO Director-General, Irina Bokova, have signed an agreement for opening of a Regional Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage of Southeastern Europe in Sofia.
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