It's Not Easy Like Boza: The Forgotten Art of Old Belgrade in a Glass

A lecture and tasting about the history of the boza-making craft, titled 'Nije prosto ko ’ boza' (It's not easy like boza), will be held at the House of Jevrem Grujić on March 28 at 12 PM.

Известны время и место похорон Радое Чупича

Знаменитый новосадский актер Радое Чупич скончался сегодня, 23 марта, а прощание для кремации состоится в среду, 25 марта. Последнее прощание с актером назначено на 14:15 на Городском кладбище в Нови-Саде, где семья, друзья и коллеги соберутся, чтобы почтить его жизнь и творчество.

СМЕРТЕЛЬНЫЙ СЛУЧАЙ ПОТРЯС РАДОША БАЙИЧА: Он ушел слишком рано... (ФОТО)

Скончался знаменитый новосадский актер Радойе Чупич, и его давний коллега и соратник Радош Баич эмоционально простился с ним. В социальных сетях Баич поделился фотографией актера, сделанной во время их совместной работы над проектом «Герои Халиярда», и обратился к нему со словами, трогающими до глубины души:

Actor Radoje Čupić has died

Radoje Čupić was born on February 3, 1958, in Novi Sad. He finished primary school and gymnasium in his hometown, and graduated acting from the Academy of Arts under Professor Dejan Mijač.

Half a Century of the Film 'The Beach Guardian in Winter': Irfan Mensur's Big Interview for Danas on Paskaljević, Bata Stojković, and the Spirit of Yugoslav Film

Half a century since the premiere of the film 'The Beach Guardian in Winter', one of the most significant achievements of Yugoslav auteur cinema, actor Irfan Mensur in an interview for Danas reminisced about the beginnings of his career, his collaboration with director Goran Paskaljević, and working with greats of domestic acting such as Bata Stojković, Pavle Vujisić, and Mira Banjac.

STRENGTHENING EUROPEAN COOPERATION IN CULTURE WITH AN EMPHASIS ON WOMEN'S CONTRIBUTIONS Trstenik Municipality Represented Serbia in International EU Project (PHOTO)

The Municipality of Trstenik had the honor of representing the Republic of Serbia and its local community among partners from several European countries within the international EU project "Bridging HERitage", implemented through the CERV (Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values) program.

These are the most common stereotypes about the Swiss: They are confused with Swedes, thought to be rich and to all know how to ski

Swiss people living abroad most often face stereotypes that include confusing their country with Sweden, as well as perceptions of wealth, neutrality, and an Alpine lifestyle, according to an analysis by Svisinfo.

Awards for Lifetime Achievement and Knight of Čarapanija: Winners of the 34th Festival of Humor and Satire "Golden Helmet" Announced

The Council of the International Festival of Humor and Satire "Golden Helmet" from Kruševac, upon the proposal of the Artistic Council, has made decisions regarding this year's laureates of this global cultural event. The Lifetime Achievement Award was given to Dragan Nikolić, choreographer and artistic director of KUD “14. oktobar", and the Knight of Čarapanija became dramatist Branislav Nedić, director of the Kruševac Theatre.

EXHIBITION FOR THE ANNIVERSARY OF ARTINO STUDIO

The exhibition consists of children's paintings and a retrospective of works since its founding in 1996.

'They Were Thugs': 'Braveheart' Star on KLA, Serbia, Role in 'The Harvest'

Angus Macfadyen, who had one of the notable roles in the film 'The Harvest,' has been seen in numerous famous world films, such as 'Braveheart,' 'Equilibrium,' and others.

Exhibition "Carpet Around the World" Announces New Season at Belgrade's Silosi and First Million Visitors

The multimedia exhibition "Carpet Around the World" by Dr. Milica Živadinović and Vladimir Živankić will open on March 27 at Belgrade's Silosi. In addition to this and other exhibitions, Silosi's program this year will feature hundreds of events and performances by domestic and foreign artists. Silosi will celebrate five years of operation in June, when the total number of visitors is expected to exceed one million people from home and abroad.

Still Life and Society

The protagonist of Brais Lamela's novel What Remains searches in today's New York for the fate of inhabitants of Galician villages that Francisco Franco displaced in the 1950s, forcing them to live elsewhere while realizing his brutal architectural experiment.