Belgrade, Serbia
From Wikipedia: ”...the [RHCP] album is written mostly about people coming together because of music, which the title track sums up, while several songs focus directly on love.” In theory, that is. In theory, the organizers of the Red Hot Chili Peppers concert, city of Indjija, Exit Team and Live
In the case of president Tadic’s apology, though it wasn’t really like that – he said it only after a slight persuation by Aleksandar Stankovic, (real pushy bastard, I have to give him credit for that) that he must apologize to Croatian people on behalf of Serbian people. Tadic formulated
Musical break. While preparing for the following Gucha in August, let’s see what our Bulgarian neighbours have for us:
One of the true signs of tourist city is when you see a number of Living statue people anchored all over the place in the central or pedestrial area. video by berdukian In the case of Belgrade, Serbia, seeing this first living statue in city history (as far as i
Maybe two weeks ago, there was a huge debate about what our Eurosong winner Marija Serifovic said about Finland and Finns in the local (and some global) press. She was acused of having said something in relation to Finns that could have been considered racist – making a comment about
Yugoslavian version of Band Aid: Ju-Rok Misija, 15th of June, 1985. There are many Yu rock stars in this video – try and recognize some.
Hehe, I laughed till I fell of the chair when I heard about it, and even more when I saw it. Enjoy: Here’s a text to go with the video.
Yeah, all the world media is crazy about the Albania Bush watch story so the almighy propaganda tool called Belgrade2.0 had to bite in as well. But let’s try and look at things from a different angle, although i bet that, with all the fuss, someone already covered this angle
Nole maybe missed the chance to show that he is the best on court this year on Roland Gaross, but he certainly has the best sense of humor of all the top ten players today. Enjoy
The upcoming student movie Gorski Vijenac (eng. Mountain Wreath) is based on a poem of the same name by Petar Petrovic Njegos, a 19th century Serbian-Montenegrin ruler and a poet. Njegos was in charge of what today is Montenegro, in turbulent times while the Ottoman occupation of todays Balkan was
I’m Serbian and I got the paper to prove it
How to name your bridge
Bojana Stamenov – she’s got talent
Dobrica Cosic Gets Fake Nobel Prize for Literature
Du Hast from Munze
