Jonny Walfisz is a journalist who writes for Euronews and Yahoo News UK. His articles cover a wide range of topics including film, music, culture, and current events. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Jonny brings engaging and informative content to his readers.
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The prospect of four more years of Trump has sent readers back to their bookshelves to reacquaint themselves with the bleak futures depicted in works by Margaret Atwood and George Orwell.
Imported from South Korea, many American women are swearing they'll join the 4B movement in light of Trump's re-election. What does it mean?
A mural depicting two of Italy's most prominent Holocaust survivors has had their faces scratched out.
One of the biggest networks of art forgers copying works by Warhol, Banksy and Picasso has been broken up by the Italian authorities.
By: Jonny Walfisz
One of the biggest networks of art forgers copying works by Warhol, Banksy and Picasso has been broken up by the Italian authorities.
Some of the biggest UK and Irish TikTokers have been shortlisted for the first awards dedicated to the platform.
Sophie Lloyd convincingly played the role of Raymond Lloyd to gain access to the male-only Magic Circle over 30 years ago.
The official donation of the entire Sir Percival David Foundation is worth an estimated £1 billion.
Coach tickets are the first to go on sale ahead of next year's Glastonbury Festival. Be ready as they'll sell out fast.
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