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‘Spider- Man: No Way Home’ actress Mary Egida Rivera dies aged 82
Beloved Filipino actress Mary Egida Rivera, who is best known for having portrayed Lola, the grandmother of Ned Leeds ( Jacob Batalon) in 2021’ s Spider- Man: No Way Home, has died aged 82. 04 August 2026 07: 17
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What are giant lobsters doing in Pompeii? Ancient ruins meet pop art in Philip Colbert's biggest installation
Visitors exploring the ancient ruins of Pompeii this summer may stumble upon an unexpected sight: towering lobster sculptures standing among Roman villas, ancient streets and archaeological remains. 03 August 2026 05: 16
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Miss Supranational: The young pretender challenging the old guards in beauty pageant
For decades, international beauty pageants have been synonymous with two names: Miss Universe and Miss World. However on Friday night, another event competing for global eyeballs and social media shockwaves will crown its winner in southern Poland. 31...
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Italy: recipe for ancient elixir, possible Coca- Cola precursor, found in convent
Culture In the archives of the historic San Marco Pharmacy, in Florence, a mid- 19th- century slip of paper has been found containing the recipe for an "Elixir vinoso ricostituente", described as a drink capable of easing physical and mental fatigue...
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Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: ' Spider- Man: Brand New Day' - Spidey to the MCU'S rescue?
30 July 2026 06: 25
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Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes' daughter Suri drops her estranged father's last name
Suri Cruise, the daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise, has reportedly dropped her famous father's surname.
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Bill Oddie, famed British comedian with The Goodies and wildlife broadcaster, dies aged 85
British comedian, writer, musician, broadcaster and wildlife conservationist Bill Oddie has died aged 85. 27 July 2026 09: 54
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Guillermo del Toro: ' Absolutely no goddamn AI' in ‘ Pan’s Labyrinth’ restoration
In 2006, Mexican director Guillermo Del Toro released what is arguably his masterpiece: El laberinto del fauno ( Pan's Labyrinth). The poetic and haunting fairytale set in Francoist Spain was a critical darling, winning three...
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Pompeii unveils reconstructed frescoed banquet hall ceiling, as restoration continues
Archaeologists in Pompeii have unveiled the partially reconstructed frescoed ceiling of a banquet hall featuring scenes from Greek mythology. 24 July 2026 15: 56
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Church reshapes Spain's history: did Moors and Christians ever live in peace?
A hill in the northwest of Murcia is forcing historians to rethink some of the most established ideas about the early centuries of Al- Andalus. Excavations at Cerro de la Virgen de Calasparra have brought to light an early Christian church that not...
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Venice Film Festival backs auteurs: Herzog, Kore- eda, Mcdonagh and Moretti's return
The 83rd Venice International Film Festival, running from 2 to 12 September on the Lido, will showcase major auteurs, international stars and a strong Italian presence.
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Flash in the pants: Lamine Yamal's 6PM German boxer shorts go viral after World Cup appearance
Spain’s youngest player in the World Cup- winning side may not have scored in the final, but thanks in no small part to his baby bath- tub photos with Lionel Messi, Lamine Yamal cemented his place as La Roja's number one player on social media. The...
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D- Day nears for UNESCO listing of France's Normandy landing beaches
Nearly twenty years after the project was launched, Normandy is on the verge of seeing its bid for UNESCO World Heritage status come to fruition. The United Nations body is due to announce its decision between 24 and 27 July, at the 48th session of the...
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' Kick Argentina out of the World Cup' petition nearly breaks Guinness World Record
What a fun World Cup this has been... If only FIFA and Argentina hadn't ruined the whole thing.
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Aristides de Sousa Mendes: the man who braved ' consequences' to save thousands from Nazis
He was "someone who changed the course of history during the darkest episode in humankind's past". That is how Luís Medeiros, a curator at the Aristides de Sousa Mendes Museum, recalls for Euronews the man he describes as "one of the greatest figures...
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Who made the FIFA World Cup trophy? The story of Milan sculptor Silvio Gazzaniga
The Italian sculptor who designed the FIFA World Cup trophy wanted to capture three sporting emotions in a single spiralling form: the athlete’s struggle, the fan’s jubilation and the moment of victory. 18 July 2026 07: 06
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Australia's new $ 69 million library becomes home to a copy of Shakespeare's First Folio
Australia's Museum of Old and New Art ( MONA) has opened its highly anticipated new library, featuring 30,000 items, including Shakespeare's First Folio. The collection ranges from children's books and artworks to rare books and historic maps. 18 July...
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Frowning Stone: Mick Jagger goes viral with reaction to England loss in World Cup semi- final
It’s not coming home... and Mick knows it.
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Study of Botticelli paintings reveals muse behind ' Venus' died of tumour
Culture Simonetta Vespucci, the face of the Italian Renaissance as Sandro Botticelli’s muse, may actually have died at just 23 from complications of a tumour rather than tuberculosis. 16 July 2026 04: 30
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Rare medieval notebook found in Paderborn latrine
Excavations were carried out in connection with the construction of a new administrative building in the city of Paderborn in North Rhine- Westphalia. During the work, archaeologists under the supervision of the Regional Association of Westphalia-...
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Mission to Andros: Wine, cheese and lemons, the ' golden' products shaping the island's future
Andros, the second largest island in the Cyclades after Naxos, has a long maritime tradition. For many decades, the island’s economy has relied on men who loved the sea and travelled to the ends of the earth. 14 July 2026 05: 37
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Disney's live- action ' Moana' capsizes at the box office
“If the wind in my sail on the sea stays behind me / One day I'll know / If I go, there's just no telling how far I'll go...” 13 July 2026 07: 29
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Dua Lipa opens library for banned and censored books in Portugal
What a year Dua Lipa is having... The ‘ Levitating’ singer has released a new live album, ' Dua Lipa - Live From Mexico'; her 2017 self- titled debut has reached the impressive milestone of 450 weeks on the UK’S Official Albums...
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Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: ' Moana' - A pointless waste of time and money
Now that 10 years have passed since the original’s release, do you fancy contributing to Disney’s Scrooge Mcduck vault by shelling out for a ticket to watch a shot- for- shot live- action knockoff of Moana? 10 July 2026 09: 31
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The Rolling Stones - ' Foreign Tongues': Euronews Culture's review and verdict
The summer of nostalgia continues. Or does it? Following Paul Mccartney’s sentimental lookback on his early years with ‘ The Boys of Dungeon Lane’ and Madonna revisiting the dance floor 20 years later with ‘ Confessions II’, we...
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' Associating Islam with violence contradicts its true nature': Global Forum debates Islamic heritage
Culture Education, scientific cooperation and cultural exchange are being presented as tools for dialogue at the first International Forum of Islamic Civilisation, as scholars and officials gather in Uzbekistan to discuss the role of Islamic heritage...
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Dolly Parton musical to open on Broadway in time for her 81st birthday
Country music icon Dolly Parton will celebrate her next birthday early but in style, with the opening of a musical about her life and six-decade career. 08 July 2026 06:31
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Good breeding: Kazakh 'satin' horse becomes new national symbol
Evidence of one of the world's earliest places where horse domestication occured has been found in Kazakhstan. 07 July 2026 06:33
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'I believe in the secret of things': Author Orhan Pamuk opens up at the Museum of Innocence
The Museum of Innocence was published as a novel in 2008, became a physical museum in 2012, and reached a much wider audience with this year's Netflix series.
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400,000-year-old intact cave found in Israel sheds light on pre-Neanderthal era
Archaeologists seldom encounter a site that has remained virtually untouched by natural and human interference for hundreds of thousands of years.
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The ‘Wonderwall’ effect: Have England finally got a decent World Cup anthem?
The England football team and their fans haven’t had the greatest of runs when it comes to World Cup anthems.
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Lídia Jorge wins 2026 Camões Prize
A year after being chosen to deliver the speech on Portugal Day, Portuguese writer Lídia Jorge, one of the country’s leading contemporary literary figures, has received the highest distinction awarded to authors writing in Portuguese, the Camões Prize....
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All members of Venezuelan nu-metal band Van Der Dijs confirmed dead in devastating earthquakes
All four members of Venezuelan nu-metal band Van Der Dijs have died following the devastating earthquakes that struck the country on 24 June. 02 July 2026 06:15
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Laissons Parler Les Gens: Podcast addresses issues facing young Africans online
Legendary Congolese and French rapper Youssoupha joined content creators, media professionals and young audiences in Brussels for a conversation about the issues shaping a new generation for African youths, from music and culture to mental health and...
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'C'mon queen!': Naomi Osaka wows Wimbledon crowd with ‘Kill Bill’ inspired kimono
Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka sure knows how to make an entrance. 30 June 2026 06:55
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‘Blazing Saddles’ named funniest film of all time by AFI as Mel Brooks turns 100
Legendary American comedian, actor and filmmaker Mel Brooks turned 100 over the weekend, and what better way to celebrate than with an accolade? 29 June 2026 06:34
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Vespa celebrates 80 years with a grand parade in Rome
A colourful two-wheel wave has flooded the streets of the historic centre of Rome. Around 25,000 Vespa riders from 67 different countries gathered in the Eternal City to celebrate 80 years of the world’s most famous and best-loved scooter. 27 June...
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From Pompeii to Évora: Invisible solar panels for heritage sites
Each year, millions of tourists from around the world visit Pompeii. They admire the southern Italian city's frescoes and archaeological ruins, but few will likely ever notice the solar panels installed on the roof of the ancient Roman Villa of the...
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Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'Supergirl' - Save the puppy, save the world
The first time audiences met Supergirl was in last year’s Superman – the debut film in James Gunn’s revived DC Universe. 26 June 2026 05:33
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Global Beatles Day: Who was the walrus?
Today is the first official Global Beatles Day, a date finally recognised by The Beatles and Apple Corps Ltd. 25 June 2026 05:32
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Rock in Rio 2026: Live music still draws thousands
Rock in Rio has returned to Lisbon for its 11th edition and drewmore than 200,000 visitors over the festival's opening weekend. This comes at a time when people can listen to music and watch concerts via digital platforms. 24 June 2026 06:50
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Daft Punk’s ‘One More Time’ becomes French team’s official 2026 World Cup goal song
The 2026 World Cup knockout stages are coming, and in the meantime, fans are getting acquainted with a lot of new rule changes. 23 June 2026 07:38
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'Toy Story 5' breaks record and scores biggest box office debut of 2026
Launching 31 years after the original Toy Story first landed in theaters, Toy Story 5 shows there’s still audience appetite for the beloved toys. 22 June 2026 06:27
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Forget 'Do Not Touch': Choreographer William Forsythe invites you to dance with the exhibits
William Forsythe, one of the world's leading choreographers, is holding a solo exhibition at the Voorlinden Museum in the Netherlands. 20 June 2026 12:32
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Time to bring back shame? Olivia Rodrigo reveals she has smelled diaper-wearing fans at live shows
Being a pop star must be pretty great for the most part - the travel, the money, the adoring fans screaming your lyrics back at you... But there's a less glamorous reality that stardom doesn't prepare you for, according to Olivia Rodrigo: the...
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Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder and Bono to attend Obama Centre's star-studded opening
Former US President Barack Obama is celebrating the opening of his presidential centre in Chicago with a star-studded guest list that includes Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, Christina Aguilera, Bono, and former Presidents Joe Biden, George W. Bush...
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Patagonia vs Pattie Gonia: Why is the clothing giant suing the famous drag queen?
For some, Pride Month is all about LGBTQIA+ rights, celebration, and acceptance. This year, however, it has become associated with a major lawsuit involving a multimillion-dollar clothing company. The American clothing brand...
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Beyond 'Disclosure Day': Our picks of Steven Spielberg’s most underrated movies
Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi thriller Disclosure Day is proving to be a box office hit, having debuted to $93 million globally. 16 June 2026 13:15
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Bonnie Tyler out of induced coma but still in serious condition
Fans of Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler received good news today, with the artist’s team announcing that she has woken up from the induced coma she was placed in more than a month ago at the hospital in Faro, in Portugal, where she lives. 16 June 2026 06:37
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Working-class hero: Len Deighton, best-selling spy writer, dies aged 97
Len Deighton, the prolific British writer, best known for "The Ipcress File" and other stylish, gritty spy thrillers, has died. 15 June 2026 05:47
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EMYA 2026: Which museum will be named Europe’s best?
When was the last time you visited a museum? What exhibitions or experiences left a lasting impression on you? The answers to these questions will possibly determine who wins this year's prestigious European Museum of the Year Award (EMYA). 12 June...
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The next James Bond? Relatively unknown British actor reportedly screentests for 007 role
Speculation continues over the new James Bond adventure, which will be directed by Dune director Denis Villeneuve and written by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight.
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God bless America: Ralph Lauren unveils stamp collection for 250th US anniversary
American clothes designer Ralph Lauren and the US Postal Service have unveiled a new set of stamps to honour the United States 250th birthday this year. 11 June 2026 18:08
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French veteran pop star Patrick Bruel charged on multiple counts of sexual violence
Patrick Bruel, one of France's most popular singers and actors, has been charged over several claims of sexual violence against women. The indictment was confirmed in a statement to Euronews by the Nanterre prosecutor. 11 June 2026 06:34
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‘He was the best of us’: Heartfelt tributes paid to Buffy star Anthony Head, dead at 72
Anthony Head, the celebrated British actor best known for roles in the cult TV show Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Ted Lasso, died at the age of 72, his family revealed on Friday (5 June). 08 June 2026 07:06
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Bayeux Tapestry set to go on show at British Museum
The Bayeux Tapestry is preparing to leave France. A medieval masterpiece, this embroidery, which over 70 metres depicts the conquest of England by the Normans, will go on display at the British Museum in London from September 2026 to July 2027, to mark...
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Patagonia vs Pattie Gonia: Why is the clothing giant suing the famous drag queen?
For some, Pride Month is all about LGBTQIA+ rights, celebration, and acceptance. 05 June 2026 16:55
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Marjane Satrapi, French-iranian author of 'Persepolis', dies aged 56
French-iranian author and illustrator Marjane Satrapi, best known for the graphic novel “Persopolis” and its 2007 film adaptation, has died in Paris at the age of 56. 04 June 2026 12:06
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Judge allows Kanye West gigs in Netherlands to go ahead despite Jewish group protests
Kanye ‘Ye’ West will be allowed to perform two gigs in the Netherlands after a judge in Amsterdam ruled that they could go ahead. 04 June 2026 06:45
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Venice Biennale 61: Patti Smith and Soundwalk Collective's ritual performance
A mystical, ritual performance at the Church of Santa Maria di Nazareth was given by Patti Smith together with the as part of the official opening of the Holy See Pavilion of the Vatican at the 61st Biennale. The half-hour-long...
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Bus to nowhere? City sends 'Line Zero' onto the streets
In the town of Baden near Zurich, a new bus route has recently been inaugurated. That alone would hardly be worth a mention in the national media. But this bus has artistic value, according to the town hall. 01 June 2026 17:57
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Celestial art and Masters of the Universe: What to see, do or hear this week in Europe
If the recent heatwave had you unable to do anything but melt, moan and eat ice cream, here's hoping this new batch of suggestions can entice you back outside - or into an air conditioned venue. 01 June 2026 05:19
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Tonight, we’re staying in: Patrick Bruel cancels his summer shows
The discontent of municipalities and of performances disrupted by feminist activists (source in French), not to mention a rising tide of outrage on social media, have finally prevailed. Patrick Bruel’s production company, 14...
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'Housing for All': Hollywood icon Richard Gere's call to end homelessness
The focus in Baku at the thirteenth session of the World Urban Forum (WUF13) was not on red carpets and film premieres, but on showcasing a documentary film on homelessness. Featuring Latyr Thioye, who is a former user of HOGAR SÍ - the programme...
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Loewe outfits Spain at 2026 and 2030 World Cups: inside the new suits
La Roja will be dressed in luxury fashion at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has announced that the haute couture house Loewe will be responsible for kitting out the Spanish national team players who will travel to...
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Pop-culture debunked: 'Friends' lied to you about urinating on jellyfish stings
“Damn the jellyfish! Damn all the jellyfish!!” 27 May 2026 11:19
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Six arrested over ticket touting for Bad Bunny concerts
Portugal's Food and Economic Security Authority (ASAE) has detained six people for the crime of price speculation in the sale of tickets for Bad Bunny concerts, who is performing this Tuesday and Wednesday at the Estádio do Sport Lisboa e Benfica, in...
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Two 17th-century paintings missing for nearly 100 years recovered after loan
The National Police have recovered two oval oil paintings on pine panel by the 17th-century painter from Seville Lucas Valdés, which belonged to the Hospital of the Venerable Priests in Seville and had been missing for almost a century. 25 May 2026...
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Jurassic monsters and piano tuners: What to see, do or hear this week in Europe
Nothing gets you in the mood for visiting exhibitions like May - what better way to spend a Bank Holiday, after all? 25 May 2026 06:14
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Enthusiasts recreate iconic 'death of Sherlock Holmes' at Reichenbach Falls in the Swiss Alps
From 221B Baker Street in central London to a cliffside waterfall in the Swiss Alps, generations of armchair detectives are celebrating International Sherlock Holmes Day on Friday. 22 May 2026 13:13
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'Zapper Bolloré': Hollywood stars join petition against billionaire Bolloré
The “Zapper Bolloré” collective has announced that Spanish actor Javier Bardem, British director Ken Loach and American actor Mark Ruffalo have joined the signatories of the open letter expressing concern about conservative businessman Vincent...
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Danger in the deep: Prehistoric predators emerge at London's Natural History Museum
While dinosaurs ruled the land, giant reptiles dominated the world beneath at sea. 22 May 2026 07:06
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Wrapper's delight: French street artist JR begins Paris Pont Neuf installation
The countdown has begun. French street artist JR has taken over Pont Neuf in Paris. 21 May 2026 07:15
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