Juliette Greco, a French singer, actress, cultural icon and muse to existentialist philosophers of the country’s post-War period, has died, French media said Wednesday. She was 93.
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In 2013, a fisherman from Gaza netted a 2000-year-old statue of the ancient Greek god Apollo from the waters near the Egyptian border. Sensing the opportunity to drag themselves out of destitution, the fisherman’s family put the 300kg bronze relic on eBay for $500,000, only for the ruling Hamas authorities to confiscate it for themselves.
Juliette Greco, a French singer, actress, cultural icon and muse to existentialist philosophers of the country’s post-War period, has died, French media said Wednesday. She was 93.
France, near Saint Tropez.The mayor of Nice, Christian Estrosi, tweeted that “a very grand lady, an immense artist has gone.”With expressive eyes inherited from her Greek ancestors and an impossibly deep, raspy voice -- acquired from years of cigarette-smoking -- Greco immortalized some of France’s most recognizable songs in an enduring seven-decade career, including the classics “Soul le ciel de Paris” (Under the Parisian sky) and “Je hais les dimanches” (I hate Sundays).Greco was born in
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police after a mother-of-four from Yorkshire was struck and killed by a speedboat while swimming off the Greek island of Corfu. Local media reports have described three “young” people who are being held by the authorities following the death of the victim, Claire Glatman, 60.Mrs Glatman is said to have been enjoying a regular morning swim in the sea just off Avlaki Beach when the boat hit her.She was on holiday with her husband Mark, 63, and one of her daughters.
Greek island of Corfu, according to local reports. The woman was struck by the vessel’s propeller and is understood to have suffered severe leg injuries. Bathers close to Avlaki Beach on the north-east side of the island discovered her on Monday morning, local news site EPT have reported.It said she had been hit by a speedboat towing a water skier and that the vessel fled the scene.The 60-year-old was rushed to Corfu General Hospital, but was pronounced dead on arrival.EPT said the victim's
Billie Faiers has been left in hysterics after watching her husband fall victim to a hilarious prank.The Mummy Diaries star and Greg Shepherd had just returned from a sun-soaked holiday in Greece with their two children Nelly, six, and three year old Arthur. It seems 30 year old Billie hadn't quite gotten out of the holiday mood though as upon their return she schemed a foolproof practical joke on her other half.