
Olha Martynovska wins La Cuillère d’Or competition
Ukrainian chef Olha Martynovska won the professional Trophée Cuisine category at the international La Cuillère d’Or competition.

Ukrainian chef Olha Martynovska won the professional Trophée Cuisine category at the international La Cuillère d’Or competition.

The leader of the band "Vopli Vidoplyasova" suggested in a conversation with a journalist that the Russian authorities may have had an interest in the musician's death to use his image in propaganda.

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A court in London handed down a verdict to the famous actor and comedian, who denied his guilt throughout the trial.

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LaToya Jackson revealed that her brother warned her of threats to his life due to certain individuals' desire to strip him of his rights to the legendary music catalog.

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You can find anything on the vast expanse of the internet. For instance, on the social network Instagram, it is currently easy to purchase counterfeit money in large quantities.
Certain enterprising “businessmen” have literally flooded the pages of numerous top bloggers and show business stars with offers to buy counterfeit banknotes of various denominations. The entrepreneurs do not openly state the price, suggesting that interested parties contact them via direct messages.
Most often, the cost of counterfeit banknotes does not exceed 20% of their face value. However, in this case, the businessmen are offering to sell “money” for 30-50%.
The criminals’ arsenal includes currency from various countries, including US dollars, the Ukrainian hryvnia, and the Russian ruble.
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