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The Bulgarian actor Julian Kostov has been chosen to participate in the third season of the series "The White Lotus" on HBO. He will replace Serbian-Russian actor Miloš Biković who was initially selected for the role, but left the project on Friday, following accusations of supporting the war in Ukraine.

According to pulmonologist Prof. Kosta Kostov, media communication during the pandemic was not effective enough. He pointed out that one of the most important reasons is that the center has remained outside the scientifically based facts. We failed to focus on science, said Prof.

Katja Kostova, creator and director of ArtTheatre Berlin, has been awarded the „Honorary Ambassador of Novinite 2020" prize in the Culture category, in the annual ranking of one of the biggest Bulgarian English-language media channels - Novinite.com.

On the back of the success of "The One (I Need You)" and "Burning Bridges", the collaboration with JOWST, Kristian Kostov returns with a new solo single called "Get It" in which he opens up to his fans and shows off his true voice. 

A metalworking plant in the village of Ruzhintsi in Vidin is the first Bulgarian enterprise officially announced for sale, priced in Bitcoin.

The proposal is for the owner Yuliana Kostova, who invests in cryptocurrencies and has a real estate and tourism business, including the Wind Mills Hydropark near Gorna Malina, announced Capital Daily.

The Fifth Unit of Kozloduy NPP will be allowed to work for another ten years. This is announced by the executive director of the plant Ivan Andreev. For the first time, a Bulgarian nuclear facility will continue to produce electricity after the end of its project resource, reports webcafe. 

The offices of several Members of the European Parliament have confirmed to BIRN that they have received a mysterious book for free, named "The Bulgarian Oligarchy. They Plundered the State".

It is published by the Bulgarian newspaper Telegraf, which is part of the Balkan Media Company, linked to the controversial media mogul Delyan Peevski.

A teenage singer from the Balkans narrowly missed seizing the crown at the 2017 Eurovision song contest staged in Kiev Ukraine on Saturday night.

Juries were wowed by 17-year-old Kristian Kostov's song "Beautiful Mess" despite a brief row over the youngster's brief appearance in a Russian TV show in Russian-occupied Crimea - a sensitive subject in Ukraine.

The Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov wishes every success to the Bulgarian's representative of the Eurovision Song Contest 2017, Kristian Kostov, reported Darik News.

Borisov wrote this on his official Facebook profile.

The young Bulgarian singer will represent Bulgaria with the song "Beautiful Mess" tonight.  

Bulgaria's Kristian Kostov, the youngest performer in this year's Eurovision contest in Kiev, has made it among the 26 singers who will compete at the Grand Final on Saturday. According to predictions, he could well make it into the top three.