"S'il suffitait qu'on s'aime..." What if all it took was a tour by the Quebecer superstar to boost Paris' economy?

Not just a fashion show, not just a creative project, Animal Being is a powerful story where ethical fashion meets conscious adoption, restoring dignity to those who too often remain invisible.

According to TMZ, the singer is "somewhere in the United States", in a treatment center. She has voluntarily chosen to enter a rehab program.

Taking naps in classrooms and hallways, Pontificio has become a familiar face to students, faculty and staff at the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana in Medellín. For years, the cat lived within the walls of the EcoCampus, curling up in the sun during study breaks and accompanying students.

The Salzburg Festival is one of the world's most prestigious cultural events and takes place every summer in Mozart's birthplace. More than 250,000 fans enjoy opera, music and drama every year in the Austrian city. As such, the Salzburg Festival has a long tradition.

Having put her music career on hold, British singer, Adele, is now embarking on a brand-new project: cinema!

Netflix has given a sneak peek of its lavish catalog for the new year and previewed the productions that will accompany viewers over the next 12 months.

Woolf Works is a groundbreaking modern ballet conceived and choreographed by Wayne McGregor for the Royal Ballet. The 2015 Olivier Award-winning triptych draws inspiration from Virginia Woolf's groundbreaking works including Mrs. Dalloway, Orlando and The Waves, with an original score by Max Richter. The performance is expecting you in London.

Anyone who says Barcelona immediately thinks of a city in Catalonia, Spain, which is extremely popular with tourists, all tourist traps included. But did you know that the city has so much more to offer than paella, Park Güell and strolling down the Ramblas in crowds? This year in particular, you will be able to discover some interesting art exhibitions.

Walid Raad's Festival of (In)Gratitude runs from November 21, 2025 to May 17, 2026 and explores wars and socio-political trauma. The exhibition, held at the Moderna galerija (MG+) in Ljubljana, is characterized by a conceptual, post-documentary style that interrogates history, war and collective memory with a mix of ambiguity, fiction and irony.