Most Slovenians are slowly returning from vacation, and children and young people are already starting to prepare for returning to school. Just before the end of the holidays, we delved into the historical archives and checked how we used to spend our summer vacations. It was different...
Rules are meant to be broken. Are you one of those people who don't follow the rules from time to time? Do you perhaps cross the road where there is no crosswalk, cycle through a red light, let your dog out on the lawn where this is not allowed, keep animals in the zoo, etc.? There is a cross with the rules! At every step, we are told in one way or another what we can and cannot do. Take a look at the individuals who have had enough of being told to rebel (albeit in a funny way) and proudly share it with the world. Do you ever play a rebel too?
Dominik Sky, the Slovenian who climbed the highest chimney in Europe and fluttered there like a flag man, jumped over buildings, jumped through windows, did a stand on the railing of a railway bridge, jumped from abnormal heights and performed other daring acrobatics, is back with a new video , which confirms that he is a stuntman like no other in the world. Don't believe it? Here are his best feats.
Three Slovenian young men checked what it means if you drive into a car wash with a car without a roof and the windows down. They took masks, an instrument with them, and during the washing took care of many comical scenes.
The emperor is naked! This woman walked the streets completely naked, "dressed" only in body paint, but no one noticed! Would you?
Warren Beatty returns to the big screen after 15 years with Rules Don't Apply, which he also directed, co-produced and wrote the screenplay for. The film was made for 40 years! Beatty, 79, has been planning the biopic about Howard Hughes, the inventor, businessman, aviator, gangster businessman, filmmaker and billionaire, since a memorable meeting with him at a Beverly Hills hotel in 1973.
Ever since the movie Moulin Rouge brought musicals back to the Hollywood scene, we've been able to convince ourselves many times that many movie actors are also great singers. Gerard Butler (Phantom of the Opera), Meryl Streep (Mamma Mia), Hugh Jackman (Les Miserables), Catherine Zeta-Jones (Chicago), Johny Depp (Sweeney Todd: The Devil's Barber), Emily Blunt (Into the Woods) sang on the big screen. , Marion Cotillard (Nine) and many others who proved they can do more than just act.
Tattooing requires a lot of knowledge. Most tattoo artists are true masters of their craft, but as in any profession, there are good ones and bad ones. The authors of these tattoos should definitely hang up the needle and try something else, because their attempts are downright desperate, and they turn out even more desperate when they are "placed in space" in the style of Faceswap.
The traditional Sarajevo Film Festival, which took place for the first time this year in the open space of the Kinodvor in Ljubljana thanks to Atlantic Grupa among other things, showed the correctness of the idea that art is a universal language of communication that connects East and West, mine and yours, near and far.
What are the best places to live in 2016? The Economist magazine has revealed a fresh list of cities where life is the best in the world. The ranking of 140 cities was prepared by its research and analytical department, but unfortunately there are no Slovenian cities among them, which is why the city that is only a stone's throw away from Slovenia is at the very top. There were no changes at the very top. The title of the best place to live in the world went to the Australian city for the sixth time in a row.
Angela Nikolau is a Russian beauty, self-taught photographer, adventurer and roofer, and her Instagram profile is full of photos in which she poses in dangerous situations, whether on the edge or top of a skyscraper or tall buildings. Her photos will take your breath away. First because of Angela and her beauty itself, and second because of her bold photos, for which she is ready to risk her life.
Tired of your 'playlist' and don't know what to listen to? The Vinyl Me service sends a vinyl record to your mailbox. The subscription, which costs about 30 euros per month (44 $), will open the door to a wide world of new and old, commercial and less popular, and in any case, crazy quality music.