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Red-Braided Pippi Adventures Enchant Kids, Adults in Sofia
Bulgarian children and adults enjoyed Saturday the adventures of Pippi Longstocking, the heroine of the popular, unconventional and mischievous children's book of Astrid Lindgren. The event participated by many children and their parents as well as by Sw
Da Vinci Code to "Brush Up" Bulgarian Monument in Rome
Due to the world premier of the movie "The Da Vinci Code" the major Leonardo Da Vinci monument in Rome created by Bulgarian artist Asen Peykov will be renovated, local Trud daily reports. The initiative for the renovation was launched by Sony Pictures Re
Shaolin Monks Reveal Martial Art Secrets in Sofia
The authentic martial art of the monks for the Shaolin monastery will be presented for the first time in Bulgaria in June. The spectacle will take place June 7 in the National Palace of Culture and will be under the aegis of the Chinese ambassador to Bul
Scientists Establish HIV/AIDS Virus Origin
Researchers who analysed wild chimp droppings announced that HIV originated in wild apes in Cameroon and then spread in humans across Africa and eventually the world.
Balkan History Echoes in New Bulgarian Dance
The legend in Bulgarian rhythmic gymnastics coaching Neshka Robeva has celebrated anniversary with another artistic achievement.
Bulgarian Folk Happening Shortens EU Paths
Young people from 12 to 25 years of age, from eight different countries, have embraced folklore in all of its forms to make the path to the EU shorter.
Orpheus Sanctuary in Bulgaria Damaged Yet Again
The Rhodopes sanctuary where the tomb of mythical Orpheus is supposed to eb located awoke Friday with serious damages in the rock.
Bulgarian Ruler May Be Next Coppola Project
A film on Bulgaria's first ruler, Khan Asparuh, may be the ambitious project of young producer Sofia Coppola to come after her Marie Antoinette.
Contest Honours Prominent Photo Reporter
Prominent Bulgarian photo reporter Shavarsh Artin was honoured with a special photo contest named after him. Shavarsh Artin, known as Shami, passed away September 11, 2005.
Fashion: Summer 2006 Colour Trends
White continues its trend as a base colour, either on its own or as an offset of the brights or pastel tones. Brights will be strong for high Summer casual wear, with tones of clashing turquoise, burnt orange and fuchsia.
Science: NASA Launches New Weather Satellite
After months of delay, NASA launched a weather satellite that will allow forecasters to better pinpoint severe storms and investigate world climate change. The GOES-N satellite took off on a Boeing Delta 4 rocket from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
"Buffy The Vampire Slayer" Turns into Porn Star
Actress Sarah Michelle Gellar, star from the "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" series, has assumed the task of portraying a porn star, named Krysta Now, in her new film, "Southland Tales", according to a published report.
Sofia Book Fair in the Good Books of President Parvanov
Known to be an avid reader, President Georgi Parvanov was pleased to drop in at the largest Spring Book Fair a day after it threw its doors open on May 24.
Sofia on Rebecca St. James Tour List
Rebecca St. James, winner of America's most prestigious musical award Grammy and of the Dove Award, Christian music's highest honour, has included Bulgaria's capital Sofia in her tour list.
Unhappy Homes Make Women Uglier
Women who grew up in unhappy homes develop a less attractive appearance, UK scientists say. A research published by the Royal Society showed that women whose parents had separated or had a poor relationship look less feminine and healthy.
Christo, Jeanne-Claude En(Wrap)ture Arkansas River 2009
Bulgaria-born conceptual artist Christo and his wife Jeanne-Claude said their next big project - a wrap for the Arkansas River - will be ready not earlier than 2009.
Sofia's Book Fair Opens Gates Free of Charge
The traditional Spring Book Fair is welcoming guests and visitors free of charge on its first day, May 24, in Sofia's Palace of Culture.
Rolling Stones Postpone European Shows
The Rolling Stones have been forced to postpone the first 15 shows of their summer tour as Keith Richards needs more time for recovery.
Bulgaria Feasts Enlighteners, Cyrillic Fathers
Numerous festivities across the country marked May 24 - the Day of Bulgarian Education, Culture and Slavic Letters. It has justifiably earned the recognition as the most outstandingly Bulgarian holiday as it pays tribute to Slav enlighteners Sts.
Arts Heart of Sofia Gleams in New Lights
The Foreign Arts Gallery has surprised Sofia citizens Tuesday evening with a rain of lights pouring down from all its sides. The impressive illumination is part of a municipal project to make key historic and cultural buildings in the two million capital
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