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The First Trailer for Hungary's Biggest Romance Sequel Is Here — and Fans Have a Lot of Questions
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Bonnie Tyler has died at 75: remembering the voice that defined a generation of rock ballads
Bonnie Tyler, the raspy-voiced queen of the rock ballad, has died at 75. From Total Eclipse of the Heart to Holding Out for a Hero, her legacy lives on.
Nyul Debóra•
'The Housemaid 2' is officially happening — here's when it hits theaters
The Housemaid was a box-office hit, so a sequel was inevitable. Now the release date for The Housemaid's Secret is finally official — here's everything we know.
Nyul Debóra•
Budapest's Secret Catacombs Are Opening for One Night Only — and There's Unlimited Craft Beer
Deep beneath Budapest, a hidden network of vaulted tunnels is opening its doors for one exclusive evening of craft beer, live music, and street food this June.
Nyul Debóra•
Our Last Chance to Control GMOs – Join the Call!
The European Parliament could approve a regulation in early March that would end official control and traceability of GMOs.
bien.hu•
A Magical Bridgerton-Inspired Musical Night in Budapest: Musical & More - Passionate Carnival
Sparkling evenings, mysterious masks, music, and elegance—you can now experience the Bridgerton family’s ball atmosphere live in Budapest. On February 19, the Orfeum halls transform into a unique masked musical event.
Nyul Debóra•
Lonely Giant in Space: Astronomers Discover a Unique Rogue Planet
Astronomers have uncovered a unique rogue planet with a mass similar to Saturn’s. This discovery opens a fresh window into understanding how planets are born and what fate may await them.
Nyul Debóra•
Daniel Naroditsky: The Chess Grandmaster Who Became a Role Model at 29
Daniel Naroditsky, one of the United States’ most gifted chess grandmasters, passed away at just 29. His journey and character inspired countless people and set a shining example.
Nyul Debóra•
New Research: This Popular Vitamin Could Slow Aging by Up to 3 Years
A new study shows that taking vitamin D regularly might slow down aging by as much as 3 years. This vitamin not only helps keep you feeling youthful but may also lower the risk of serious illnesses.
Nyul Debóra•
Maybe It’s Not Worth Fighting in Comments, But Here’s Why I Still Do
Many think commenting is pointless, yet sometimes I feel it’s important to speak up. Not for the sake of the debater, but for those silently watching.
Schuster Borka•
Son of Norway’s Crown Princess Faces Serious Charges – What Lies Ahead
The Norwegian royal family has long symbolized Scandinavian calm, elegance, and exemplary conduct. But in summer 2025, a serious criminal case shook both the country and Europe.
Nyul Debóra•
Netflix’s New Series, The Leopard, Is a True Masterpiece – Have You Seen It Yet?
The Leopard tells a story about the fading power of aristocracy and the rise of a new social order. Netflix’s new series breathes fresh life into this timeless classic.
Nyul Debóra•
The Most Wasteful Countries: Top 10 Nations Throwing Away the Most Food
While many developed Western countries face serious health risks from overweight and obesity, people on the other side of the world regularly suffer from hunger.
Szabó Erzsébet•
Ferenc Szőnyi: The 60-Year-Old Athlete Who Set a New Record on One of the World's Toughest Cycling Challenges
A few years ago, when my dad—turning 60 this September—started cycling longer distances, we had no idea how seriously he’d take it. Since then, he’s completed hundreds of kilometers and even joined a well-known national cycling challenge. His determination inspired me, leading me to discover Ferenc Szőnyi, a man his age who achieved something no one else in the world has.
Nyul Debóra•
Tried to Reach Spain from Morocco on a Swim Ring — Here’s What Happened
Even today, many feel so hopeless about their situation that they’re willing to risk their lives. That’s exactly what a daring — or perhaps desperate — young man did, rescued from the sea after attempting to cross from Morocco to Spain using only a swim ring and flippers.
Nyul Debóra•
Where Is Human Evolution Headed? Is Darwin’s Theory Still Valid?
The idea that species gradually change over many generations is a cornerstone of biology. But how can we be sure it’s still true today?
Zabolai Margit•
The Future of Human Evolution: Darwin’s Theory Through Today’s Lens
Evolution is a cornerstone of biology, revealing how species change over time, shaping traits and abilities across generations. Charles Darwin’s groundbreaking idea of natural selection still guides biological research. But with 21st-century science and tech breakthroughs, it’s time to rethink how this classic theory applies to modern human evolution.
Arany Inez•
Historic Moment: Blaise Metreweli Becomes MI6’s First Female Chief
Blaise Metreweli’s name now marks a milestone not just in British intelligence history but also serves as a powerful reminder for all of us: change—no matter how long it takes—is absolutely possible. She’s the first woman to lead MI6, breaking into the forefront of an iconic institution and opening a new chapter in how we think about power, competence, and the strength of female leadership.
Nyul Debóra•
“So Many Still Believe in Love” – What It Was Like to Be at the 30th Budapest Pride
Thirty years. That’s how long it’s been since the first Budapest Pride march. Thirty years of protest, hope, celebration, community, fear, and courage. I’ve been attending Pride for over a decade and have experienced many moods and moments. I’ve marched behind barricades, amid whistles and jeers. I went then, too. I wasn’t as afraid as I was this year. Still, there was no question—I had to be there again this year.
Schuster Borka•