sidhu moose wala s final release was called the last ride. the lyrics of the song were chillingly prophetic. the funeral will happen in youth. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news. a man disguised as an elderly woman has attacked the mona lisa at the louvre in paris. stephanie prentice reports. no way! the voice that spoke for everyone there, as the mona lisa, one of the world s most famous painting, is cleaned off by security with tourists and art lovers watching and filming in shock. thankfully, the portrait is protected by bullet proof glass after somebody showered it in acid in the 19505, but how did leonardo da vinci s renaissance painting become covered in cream? american visitor luke sumbry recorded this footage shortly after landing in paris for a sports match. he told us what happened.
arrived? that s when it arrives more or less in that era then. which completely altered italian. completely. completely. .cuisine medici money cultivated this city, and the arts and the ideas that grew here in the renaissance changed how we all see the world. but this family also changed the way things taste. it may seem a long way from michelangelo to the greatest t-bone steak you ve ever eaten, but the medici had a hand in that too. secret. fabio picchi may look like he s fallen out of a renaissance painting, but he s actually a renowned chef, a born and bred florentine, and a master of meat. back in the 1500s most people wouldn t even get close to cuts of meat this good.
overtime victory last night. punctuated by that dunk that sparked a massive celebration on the court. please be careful. speaking of courts let s go to nba and los angeles. giannis scored a game high, 131-116 win over the lakers. l.a. splits three games over .500. after losing the last five of seven. oh, that s a shame. russell westbrook cheering up lebron. that s a renaissance painting. i would watch that clip of the three sad lakers over and over. meanwhile in philadelphia, the suns rallied to win 14th time in 14 games. beating philadelphia, 114-109.
Botticelli's paintings still fascinate people more than 500 years after his death. But the artist also had a dark side. He painted and drew hell as described by the poet Dante. The work was considered lost for centuries.