From 'The Crying Game' to the Golden Seal: Neil Jordan, an Author Who Blurs the Lines of Genre and Identity

Neil Jordan, one of the most significant contemporary Irish directors, screenwriters, and writers, is the recipient of the Golden Seal of the Yugoslav Cinematheque, an award given to authors of exceptional importance to the art of film.

Art that Changes Lives: Boris Pingović and Nebojša Dugalić on the Need for Poetry in the Digital Age

Boris Pingović and Nebojša Dugalić are returning to mts Dvorana to perform their musical-poetry cabaret 'Yes, Those Were the Days,' which has become a cultural phenomenon that defies market laws and transience.

JOVAN SKERLIĆ AWARD TO NEBOJŠA LAPČEVIĆ: A Major Award for the Kruševac and Serbian Writer

The jury, composed of Nemanja Veljović (president), Lena Volgin, and Zoran Milisavljević, awarded the 'Jovan Skerlić' prize for 2025 to the renowned Kruševac and Serbian writer Nebojša Lapčević for his poetry collection 'Pastir i runolist' (Agora, Novi Sad).

"We Played with History": The Love of a Prince and an Ordinary Citizen in the New Play by the Niš Theatre Guesting in Belgrade

The National Theatre Niš will perform on March 23 (8:00 PM) on the Main Stage with the play "The Crow in Peacock Feathers," based on the novel by Vladimir Vučković, adapted, dramatized, and directed by Marko Torlaković.

The play 'The Crow in Peacock Feathers'

The National Theatre Niš will perform the play 'The Crow in Peacock Feathers' on Monday evening, March 23rd, starting at 8 PM on the main stage of the National Theatre in Belgrade. The play is based on the novel by Vladimir Vučković, adapted, dramatized, and directed by the talented Marko Torlaković.

Sad Farewell of a Theater Icon! Zrinka Kolak Fabijan Has Died!

She left behind three decades of brilliant career and these unsurpassed roles!

Eric Gauthier Opens 23rd Belgrade Dance Festival

I wanted a dance that the audience understands and loves, as stated by the artist.

Modesty as a Shield: Why Jovo Maksić Speaks Best Through His Roles

Actor Jovo Maksić, this year's recipient of the prestigious "Tatjana Lukjanova" award given by the Belgrade Drama Theatre, in a sincere conversation summarized his impressions after the recognition, reflecting on his career, his attitude towards fame, and the role models who shaped him as an artist and as a person.

Italy Buys Caravaggio Painting for 30 Million Euros

Italy has bought a painting by the famous Baroque painter Caravaggio from the 16th and 17th centuries for 30 million euros.

Timothée Chalamet Angers People with Statement That Ballet and Opera 'Nobody Cares About Anymore'

Communities gathered around opera and ballet have reacted sharply to actor Timothée Chalamet's statement.

Christ the Savior bust, previously attributed to an unknown author, is now credited to master Michelangelo

After ten years of research into an archival collection of wills, letters, diaries, historical and travel books, notarial inventories, and documents, researchers claim to have reattributed to Michelangelo a sculpture, specifically a bust of Christ the Savior, preserved for centuries in the Basilica di Sant’Agnese fuori le mura in Rome.

Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra Performs at Kolarac

The Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra will hold a concert on Friday evening, March 6th, at 8 PM in the grand hall of Kolarac Endowment in Belgrade, under the baton of Howard Griffiths, with pianist Steven Osborne performing with the orchestra.