After months of anticipation, countless soccer matches filled to the brim with ecstatic and heartbroken fans shouting their throats away, the 2020 UEFA European Championship has finally come to an end, and it is none other than Italy who came out on top. It's only fitting given how mercilessly the Covid-19 pandemic ravaged the country. After such a challenging year, Italy's victory seems to signal a step away from the painful memories of last year and a wholehearted return to normative, peaceful

We have some incredible news, folks: Italy, yes the motherland of pizza, pasta, and all things espresso, is back in business. Vaccinated residents of the E.U., the U.S., Canada, the Schengen area, Japan, and Israel provided they fill in the necessary documents (which truly doesn't seem like that big of a deal). Yeah, that's right. No quarantines, no tests, just fascinating ancient ruins, breathtaking canal cities, and the cool European breeze. What more could a person ask for without sounding to

On the 29th of July, 1966, esteemed singer-songwriter Bob Dylan's life would change forever in a motorcycle accident that may have not even happened. The incident was reported to occur just one month after Dylan released one of the most celebrated and iconic albums of all time - Blonde on Blonde. Dylan had released seven records in the previous four years and was touring non-stop. He was worn out, possibly drugged-out, and struggling to shake off the taxing demands of commercial success, such as

After an incredibly tough and uneventful year, the Cannes Film Festival is reopening. The festival, which is set to open today with the premiere of Anette. signals a positive trend in the entertainment industry: the gradual return of the entertainment world to its previous, lucrative, and physical form before the pandemic. This is a huge and very welcome step forward not only in the eyes of industry sharks but also of the general film-loving public. After a tiresome year of quarantine, social di

Yesterday was a monumental day for the England national team. If anybody still believed England was a mediocre team, their staggering victory over Ukraine, which had managed to seize an upset victory against the Netherlands, decisively set such pessimistic undervaluations to rest. It is clearer than it ever was: England may just go all the way this time. The circumstances are perfect for such an accomplishment: all their upcoming games are scheduled to occur on home-turf, on Wembley stadium gras