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The day the music died: The plane crash that took three great talents

Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson — a fatal decision to fly in a single-engine plane, 67 years ago today, robbed music of three extraordinary artists

“DESSERT”: Painting Exhibition by Nikos Siskos at Sianti Gallery

Emphasizing bold color contrasts and meticulous detail, Nikos Siskos develops a painterly language that moves between pop aesthetics and surrealism, with the transformation of the human form at the core of his work

Musk also irritated with Nolan after reports that “Helen of Troy” will be black in “The Odyssey” – Online backlash over the director’s woke choice

Lupita Nyong’o has been announced as a member of the cast; however, her role in the film has not been publicly confirmed

Music gala “Hope and Love” at the Athens Concert Hall

Renowned maestro and Artistic Director of the Teatro Massimo of Palermo, Alvise Casellati, will appear in Greece for the first time

Ion Dragoumis: The unknown notebooks on the Macedonian struggle and his passions

105 Years Since His Assassination, a New Book Reveals the Multifaceted Personality of Ion Dragoumis.

European Parliament: “Yes” to AI protection for artists and media in the EU

Legal Affairs Committee members call for protection for online copyright holders - They propose that creators should give their consent and be compensated for the use of their work

In Megalopolis, Arcadia, the world’s oldest known wooden tools – see photos

“This area was very important for human evolution throughout Europe,” explains the head of the research, paleoanthropologist Katerina Harvati

Greek antiquities held by the company of Robin Symes are being repatriated

The objects were handed over to the Archaeological Museum of Piraeus

The Shackled Men of Phaleron: This is what the space that will host the major archaeological find will look like – Photos

The 79 human skeletons from the 7th century BC will be visible to the public through a specially designed museum shell – The dangerous mission of their transfer

The dirty side of Pompeii: baths filled with sweat and urine, according to a new study

Hygiene was far from ideal in the Roman city, which was not connected to a river and relied on wells more than 30 meters deep for its water – What a new scientific study revealed

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