By Tomas Horak
Prague-based culture writer covering literature, film festivals, food and the everyday of European cities.
William Forsythe's 'Choreographic Objects' Breaks Museum Rules at Voorlinden
William Forsythe's solo exhibition 'Choreographic Objects' at the Voorlinden Museum in the Netherlands encourages visitors to touch and inte
London's Museum of Youth Culture Celebrates a Century of British Subcultures
The Museum of Youth Culture opens in Camden, London, showcasing 100 years of subcultures from mods to emos. Its crowdsourced archive highlig
Norwegian MPs Perform Viking Row in Parliament to Support World Cup Team
Norwegian MPs performed the viral Viking row in parliament, led by Speaker Masud Gharahkhani with his gavel. The gesture highlights how the
Matisse and Yves Saint Laurent: A Dialogue of Color and Couture in Nice
The Musée Matisse in Nice presents 160 works by painter Henri Matisse and fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent. The exhibition runs until Sep
Data-Driven Analysis Crowns Judge Frollo as Disney's Most Evil Villain
PixlParade's methodology assigns point values to crimes like mass murder and child abuse. Judge Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame lead
Greece Unveils Parthenon's West Façade After Two Centuries of Scaffolding
The west façade of the Parthenon is now fully visible after 220 years, following the removal of external scaffolding. The restoration of the
Toy Story 5: Pixar's Latest Sequel Tackles Screen Addiction but Loses Some Magic
Toy Story 5 sees Bonnie's toys confront a new threat: a tablet named Lilypad. The film tackles screen addiction and social isolation but del
5,000-Year-Old Wooden Structure Found Near Stonehenge May Be Its Prototype
A team from Wessex Archaeology discovered two wooden posts near Bulford, aligned with the solstices. The structure predates Stonehenge by ab
Coen Brothers to Receive Lumière Award at Lyon Film Festival
The Coen brothers will receive the Lumière Award at the 18th edition of Lyon's Lumière Festival. The festival runs from 10-18 October, with
Javier Bardem Honoured with Handprint Ceremony at TCL Chinese Theatre
Spanish film star Javier Bardem was immortalised in the forecourt of the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles on 16 June. The ceremony places
Paris Opens Floating Bookshop Beneath Notre-Dame with DJ Sets and No Return Policy
A floating bookshop called Nanna has moored at Quai de Montebello in Paris, offering 5,000 books with no obligation to return them. The barg
Japan's Emperor Naruhito Visits Netherlands to Mark Four Centuries of Trade and Diplomacy
Japan's Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako arrived in Amsterdam on 17 June for an official state visit. The trip highlights four centuries