Americans were asked to place European countries on the map. Let's see what they wrote.
French artist Bruno Catalano has created a series of sculptures that we can see through.
In May 2014, a new offbeat comedy is coming to cinemas, which is about a young married couple who, with a small baby, move into a house next to which a group of partying students live.
Thanksgiving, America's most important holiday, traditionally brings a Friday shopping spree of unimaginable proportions.
Ljubljana, November 28, 2013 – Representatives and tenants of the Citypark shopping center and representatives of MOL today welcomed a new resident along the Path of Memories and Friendship. As part of a socially and environmentally oriented campaign, Citypark donated EUR 10,000 to plant 20 new trees on this largest green public area in Ljubljana.
In the spirit of festive anticipation, stores are also in low gear and counting down the days until Christmas. The shop windows are decorated, the offer is festively colored.
The film is based on real events and is the story of the incorrigible drug addict David, who cannot find the true meaning in life, especially when he learns the cruel truth that he is the father of 533 children.
Can you imagine if Lipton made cigarettes and if M & M offered cartridges instead of tasty candies? Russian artist and designer Ilya Kalimulin used his imagination. And what is the effect?
Designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, in collaboration with Swarovski crystal manufacturer, have developed a contemporary Gabriel chandelier that adorns the central space of the Palace of Versailles.
You are invited to the third edition of the contemporary improvised music festival Boben in Lajna, which will take place on November 29 and 30 in the premises of this year's Pop-up House.
A romantic comedy that unites three incompatible characters, but they share an immense desire for sex, so they decide to undergo treatment for an unpleasant addiction.
They were founded on Human Rights Day, December 10, 1988, in the Prešeren Theater in Kranj, on the initiative of the barely 16-year-old Suzana Dewa. Today there are 8,200 of them, who are celebrating 25 years this year.