President Bush, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and hip hop renaissance man Sean "Puffy" Combs are among the newsmakers on Time magazine's list of the year's 100 most influential people who
Renowned Bulgarian photographers will come together with sexy models for a forum of erotic pictures and body art, taking place in Veliko Tarnovo. The town's historical landmarks and beautiful nature, as well as seven young models, will seek to inspire th
China's famous Shaolin Monastery will be promoted on national TV by a Bulgarian, according to the press. Viktor Azmanov from Veliko Tarnovo has been in the Buddhist temple for only a month, but has already been chosen for an advertising spot.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) published a list of icelebrity nominees for its 2006 World's Sexiest Vegetarian competition. PETA's president, Ingrid Newkirk, says there are more vegetarian celebrities in the running this year than eve
Sofia senior prosecutor Boyko Naydenov officially joined the Supreme Cassation Prosecutor's Office after his nomination was approved with 23 votes of the Supreme Judicial Council. Naydenov's nomination was backed by Bulgaria's top prosecutor Boris Velche
Bulgaria's Euro-integration Minister Meglena Kuneva was picked Ambassador of the Bulgarian language. Kuneva will have to present the Bulgarian word for love "obich" to Europe.
Bulgarian midfielder and Celtic star Stilian Petrov saved a young girl's life as she choked on a piece of Easter egg. Petrov grabbed four-year-old Ellen Hazlett and turned her upside down as she started turning blue.
Prince Harry is threatening to quit the British army if he is not allowed to join fellow soldiers in harm's way, the Mail on Sunday newspaper reported. "If I am not allowed to join my unit in a war zone, I will hand in my uniform," he was quoted as telli
The Queen has met thousands of wellwishers at an informal walkabout in Windsor, on her 80th birthday.
Teodoro Petkoff, the son of a Bulgarian emigrant, will rival for the post of Venezuelan president. The 74-year-old Petkoff, former Venezuelan Planning Minister, became the fourth opposition candidate to say he will challenge President Hugo Chavez in Dece
Willy Claas, former NATO Secretary General, will conduct in an Eastern concert in Bulgaria. The concert will take place April 24 in "Bulgaria Hall" and the music lovers will enjoy Verdi Requiem.
It is already a year since the name of Joseph Ratzinger changed to Benedict XVI, who succeeded John Paul II.
Pop singer Michael Jackson is planning to record his first new album since 2001 on a label based in the Gulf state of Bahrain.
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, the public lovebirds dubbed TomKat by the media, had a baby girl Tuesday, said Cruise spokesman Arnold Robinson.
General-Major Ivan Dobrev will be appointed chief of the Bulgarian Land Forces, the defense minister has confirmed.
The mastership of Bulgarian violin guru Vasko Vassilev and his much-respected colleagues- the Covent Garden soloists - cast its spell on Sofia in the evening of the colorful Tsvetnitsa holiday (Palm Sunday). Vassilev performed alongside15 of world's most
Libya marked the 20th anniversary of the US bombing raids on Tripoli and Benghazi with a high-profile concert. US soul singer Lionel Ritchie and Spanish tenor Jose Carreras performed in front of the bombed house of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in the ca
Bulgarian Martichka Bozhilova, who produced "Georgi and The Butterflies", was awarded with the prestigious International Trailblazers award. The movie has turned out to be one of the most successful Bulgarian documentaries.
Legendary jazzman Maceo Parker staged a great show for the admirers of his art in Bulgaria. Maceo Parker's gig in Sofia is part of his European Tour.
Georgi Ivanov, Bulgaria's first astronaut, became the fourth Bulgarian to be awarded a star on Sofia Walk of Fame. It is such an excitement to be among people like Hristo Stoitchkov, Valya Balkanska and Ivo Papazov - Ibryama, who represent Bulgaria to th
It will be proposed that a street in the capital Sofia is named after Petar Dertliev, a dissident and one of the founders of the right-wing Union of Democratic Forces. This was suggested by President Georgi Parvanov on April 7 at a conference that marked
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