> Tina Mandilara
> Tina Mandilara
Aristotle’s Gardens come to life again in Halkidiki, against the backdrop of Mount Olympus (Photos)
Ikos Oceania's inspired idea to revive Aristotle's gardens - in a corner filled with plants documented by the philosopher, with Christos Loulis and Yannis Niarros as its imagined and ideal guides - offers visitors a truly unforgettable experience.
How Christopher Nolan built Troy, Ithaca and the Trojan Horse for The Odyssey
Christopher Nolan built a full-scale Troy in Morocco, dragged a 10-metre Trojan Horse across real dunes and filmed the Underworld in Iceland, shooting the entire epic exclusively on IMAX cameras without resorting to digital effects
Robert Plant, the legendary voice of Led Zeppelin, on a magical night at Sani Hill (videos-photos)
Robert Plant returned to Greece after almost two decades, not to revive the Led Zeppelin legend, but to remind us where it all began. His concert at Sani Festival was a return to the roots of an artist who is still searching for something new
From Vinyl to Streaming: The playlist generations without a “musical identity”
The gradual transition from records to CDs and then to MP3s and platforms brought major changes to the way we listen to music, eliminating our immediate, physical relationship with it while once again raising the question of the social dimension created by shared listening and radio. What industry experts have to say on the matter
Odysseus was worshipped as a god in Ithaca during the Hellenistic period, and the striking revelations from archaeological research
Recent archaeological research at the School of Homer in northern Ithaca has uncovered a monumental complex with the characteristics of a sanctuary and palace directly linked to Odysseus. Inscriptions bearing his name, along with the continuous use of the site from the Mycenaean to the Roman period, confirm that the hero was not only a mythological figure, but a historical person who was also worshipped as a god
Marinella in her own words and through her own deeds: The unknown stories of the great lady of song
From Kazantzidis and Voskopoulos to Theodorakis and Koundouros, and from Karamanlis to Onassis – She had refused to sing at his wedding to Jackie Kennedy because “that day was her day off”
