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Just Stop Oil climate activists attack Velazquez painting in London

The non-violent civil resistance movement Just Stop Oil, which demands that the UK government halts all future licensing for development and production of fossil fuels, is at it again. This time, climate activists have smashed the glass protecting a Velazquez painting in London's National Gallery.

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Film of the Week: 'La Passion de Dodin Bouffant' (The Taste of Things)

The way to an audience’s hearts is through their stomachs...

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European Film Academy launches second Month of European Film

The Month of European Film is designed to celebrate the diversity of European film for six weeks until its grand finale on 9 December with the European Film Awards in Berlin.

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Hungary bans teens from exhibition over display of LGBTQ+ images

“What is harmful is limiting visibility for the LGBTQIA+ community, and their right to exist and to be seen.”

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Joe Biden's AI concerns reportedly galvanized by 'Mission: Impossible'

If the US President is taking cues on AI from Mission: Impossible, could the franchise give him some good ideas regarding other pressing matters?

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The Collins Word of the Year 2023 is...

The Word of the Year reflects the preoccupations of the time...

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Creepy Cuts: What would you put on your ideal Halloween playlist?

Every Halloween evening needs an appropriately spooky soundtrack...

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Meet Shake Shake Go, the best kept secret of pan-European pop

Euronews Culture meets the Franco-Welsh pop powerhouse, who has released their new album 'Double Vision'.

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Culture Re-View: Do you know Europe’s scariest mythical creatures?

Do you know your Baba Yagas from your Wolpertinger?

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'The One Where The Laughter Stops' - How I'll remember Matthew Perry

Saying goodbye to "a bit of our childhood"...

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Why are face equality charities calling for film warnings?

Phyllida Swift, CEO of Face Equality International, speaks to Euronews Culture about why face equality charities are calling for film warnings in time for Halloween.

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You'll never guess how long it took to finish this dictionary

The 39 volumes of the Swedish Academy Dictionary stands as Sweden's answer to the Oxford English Dictionary. And it's just been sent to the printers...

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Who is Edward Enninful, the most influential Black person in UK?

Edward Enninful tops the 2024 Powerlist. Now in its 18th year, it highlights Black role models to young people.

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The ‘final’ Beatles song, 'Now And Then,' to be released next week

'Now And Then' comes out on 2 November...

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Culture Re-View: Today, of all days, is TayTayDay

On this day 9 years ago, Taylor Swift released her fifth studio album, '1989'. And on this day in 2023, Swifties are being treated to her re-recording, ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’.

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Are The Beatles about to release their ‘final’ song?

Could the mysterious casette tape projections onto famous Beatles landmarks be teasing the band’s 'final' song?

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Brian Cox hits out at rewriting of James Bond books

Brian Cox: "We don't muck around with Shakespeare - we shouldn't muck around with James Bond."

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The rebellion begins! 'The Hunger Games' stage adaptation is coming

Break a leg! Actually, if you want the odds to be in your favour, probably best not.

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Culture Re-View: Five must-see films released on this day

On this day, through the decades, some pretty damn great films were released. Here’s our lowdown, in case you wanted to mark some anniversaries...

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Green Day's new album ‘Saviors’ features Belfast riot picture on cover

The striking (photoshopped) image on the band's upcoming 14th album seems to indicate that the band will rekindle with their politically-charged 'American Idiot' days... But is the image in poor taste?

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