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Art exhibition by Foteini Skandami

"The Little House on the Prairie" is the title of the first solo exhibition by the painter, who is on the autism spectrum – Conveying messages of optimism through a feast of colors

James Franco in Athens for his exhibition opening, accompanied by his Greek-origin partner

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The Roma of Byzantium: Tracing their legacy to the modern Roma community

When did the Roma's appear in Byzantium – Their relationship with other heretics – Why did they avoid contact with others – Their role in the betrayal of Amorium's capture by the Arabs in 838 – What is their connection to today's Roma

Marinella: She is discharged from hospital today after four months

Her family will now decide whether she will go home or be transferred to a rehabilitation centre

The top exhibitions in Europe for 2025

From the Louis Vuitton Foundation in Paris to the much-anticipated Venice Architecture Biennale, these are the best exhibitions this year

Dionysis Savvopoulos: “I slapped my children when they were little, I wish the earth would open up & swallow me now that I’m saying this”

Through his autobiographical book, titled "Because the Years Run Wild," the great songwriter makes his self-criticism, talks about his passions and mistakes, and publicly presents a courageous account of his life

New impressive findings in Philippi – The embedded statue found during fire safety works (photos)

The latest works brought to the surface small and large "secrets" of the ancient city - A large public building, public baths, workshops and houses, some of what the archaeologists saw and recorded

The Voice: Who is Sofia Christoforidou, who won the music competition?

The 18-year-old from Thessaloniki impressed the audience and became the grand winner

The great singer Kaiti Grey has passed away at the age of 100

In recent years, she had been facing serious health issues - She was the most well-paid singer of the 1960s and recorded more than 1,500 songs

Archaeologists have discovered an extravagant bath in Pompeii, possibly the largest ever found

Dating back up to 2,000 years – A discovery described as "once in a century"

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