Sziget festival headliners to include Halsey, Liam Gallagher, Skrillex
Liam Gallagher, Halsey, Skrillex, Janelle Monae, Raye and Tom Odell are among the nearly fifty acts announced on Wednesday to perform at the Sziget Festival taking place in Budapest from August 7 to 12.
Wall of Hollywood filmmakers with Hungarian roots inaugurated in Budapest
The wall of nearly 500 Hollywood filmmakers with Hungarian roots was inaugurated in the Origo Film Studio in Budapest on Thursday.
Public media to launch online jazz radio station
Hungary's public media is set to mark International Jazz Day on April 30 with the launch of Szakcsi Radio, a new online jazz radio station.
Hungarian set decorator Mihalek takes Oscar for Poor Things
Hungary's Zsuzsa Mihalek has won the 2024 Academy Award for Production Design.
Budapest Spring Festival to feature over 40 events
The Budapest Spring Festival will feature over forty events at thirty venues, including theatres, exhibition and concert halls between April 29 and May 12.
End-of-winter Buso festivities to begin in Mohacs on Thursday
The end-of-winter masked carnival Buso festivities, a registered UNESCO cultural heritage event, begins in Mohacs, in southern Hungary, on Thursday.
Hungarian set decorator among 2024 Oscar contenders
Hungary's Zsuzsa Mihalek is among the nominees for the 2024 Academy Award for Production Design announced on Tuesday.
Hungarian, Turkish public media chiefs sign cooperation pact
Hungarian and Turkish public media chief executives on Monday signed an agreement on cooperation and an exchange of content in connection with the joint Hungarian-Turkish cultural season, the press and marketing office of Hungary's Media Service Support and Asset Management Fund (MTVA) said.
2024 Sziget Festival to feature Fred Again, Sam Smith, Big Thief
Organisers of next year's Sziget Festival in Budapest on Tuesday announced 40 performers expected to attend the event, including Fred Again, Martin Garrix, Sam Smith, Stormzy, Louis Tomlinson and Big Thief.
1929 Hungarian silent film recovered, remastered to be shown under EU programme
Prisoner Number Seven, a 1929 silent film believed to have been lost, will be screened in Budapest's Urania cinema on December 15 as part of this year's Season of Classics Films programme supported by an EU cultural scheme, the National Film Institute (NFI) said ...