ZEG 2025 in Tbilisi offered a deeply personal and informative journey into the world's largest storytelling festival, highlighting how shared narratives inspire hope and connect us amidst global challenges.

From 13 to 17 June 2025, the Monte-Carlo Television Festival returns to the Grimaldi Forum with world premieres, Golden Nymphs, and red-carpet elegance—under the patronage of Prince Albert II.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has redefined Georgian football, leading Napoli to a historic Serie A title and guiding Georgia to its first UEFA Euro appearance. Now a star at PSG, his journey is reshaping European football.

Parisian electronic producer Notre Dame brings his signature sound back to Tbilisi on May 23, performing at King David. Presented by TRIBE and MEMO.

Leo Vardiashvili, the Georgian-born author of the international bestseller Hard by a Great Forest, crafts a haunting story of return. In conversation with The Diary, he explores the intertwined themes of loss and homecoming that shape both his novel and his own life.

Lee Miller went from Vogue model to one of the most fearless war correspondents of the 20th century. Discover how her lens captured the brutal truth of World War II and why her legacy still matters.

Discover Niko Pirosmani’s poetic Easter paintings—sacred, simple, and eternal. A visual reflection of Georgian tradition and spiritual stillness.

Lady Gaga stole the spotlight at Coachella 2025 with a theatrical, career-spanning set featuring “Bloody Mary,” new Mayhem tracks, and fan-favorite hits.

Saxon Ratliff begins The White Lotus Season 3 as a self-absorbed nepo baby. By the finale, a quiet transformation has taken root — thanks to Chelsea, a few spiritual books, and a trip to Thailand.

This spring, Fondation Louis Vuitton dedicates its entire space to David Hockney’s largest exhibition to date—an immersive journey through 400 works from 1955 to 2025, blending painting, drawing, digital art, and video across 11 rooms curated by the artist himself.