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Together with Austria, Greece is the most mountainous country in Europe. This complex terrain with the ravines of so many hundreds of mountains, has created a large number of waterfalls, both in mainland Greece and in the Greek islands. Here's a list of the most beautiful waterfalls not to be missed whilst in Greece. By Paulina Karavasili waterfall Usually associated with beautiful beaches and islands, Greece is also together with Austria, the most mountainous country in Europe with mountain ranges and hills exceeding 70% of its total area. In this complex terrain with the ravines of so many hundreds of mountains, the collision of large rocks and the erosion of surfaces over time have created a large number of waterfalls, both on mainland Greece and in the Greek islands. waterfalls in Greece Geologists have found that there are more than 100 waterfalls in Greece, which compose a landscape that stands out from the ordinary and creates exciting experiences in

Moet Hennessey recently announced it has acquired a 50% stake in luxury champagne brand Armand de Brignac, also known as the Ace of Spades. The ‘Ace of Spade” brand was previously owned by hip hop mogul and businessman Jay Z who bought it in 2014. He is to retain a 50% ownership stake alongside Moet. By Clever Advertising Jay Z and the CEO of LVMH wines Philippe Schaus were invited on “Squawk Box” by CNBC news to discuss the deal On why he chose to deal with Moet, Jay Z stated that his thinking, integrity, and passion for luxury products align with that of Moet Hennessey. He also stated that he has a lot of respect for the company. He said, “You know they have just aligned in our thinking and thoughts and the way they care about products. You know when we build the products, whether it be Roc Nation, to monogram, to whatever we are building. We are building luxury products and Moet Hennessey goes about it the same way.  “We are aligned in our thoughts, integrity, and passio

Paul recently appeared on the Too Live Crew, Action & the Burgerman radio show, where he reportedly backed up the host’s theory that Jay wasn’t comfortable with their 2003 collaboration “Baby Boy” because he didn’t like them spending time together. But in a new interview with, HotNewHipHop Paul set the record straight. “It was a radio show here in Jamaica and I get this regularly. When I go to Texas, also, radio shows there, I don’t know what it is, people are like, ‘So tell me…’ and it gets to that part in that interview where they’re like, ‘What happened with you and Beyoncé?’ Nothing really happened. The hit song was dope,” Paul explained. Paul went on to explain what he actually meant by his comments. “You know, some of them made up their own mind. That’s the whatever. Sometimes with interviews, you can say, ‘I’d rather not speak about it,’ but then, people would think that something was going on,” he said. “So, I was trying to defend it like, ‘Hey nah, but weird th

Online censorship has taken front and center since the sweeping ban of former U.S. President Donald Trump from every social outlet he’s been a part of. Other high-profile censorship acts, like Amazon removing alt-right social network Parler from its servers and My Pillow CEO Michael Lindell being banned from Twitter have presented a new paradigm of online censorship. Decentralized database service Bluzelle has decided to fight back so to speak. It has announced a $500,000 grant for censorship-resistant applications in what seems like a direct response to recent acts of online censorship by Big Tech. Bluzelle CTO, Neeraj Murarka, has shared with news.Bitcoin.com his perspective on the ongoing debate surrounding online censorship and Bluzelle’s strong push against it. Bitcoin.com (BC): With major tech brands currently in hot water with the federal government around issues of censorship, what is the motivation behind Bluzelle getting involved in this issue right now? Neeraj Mu

The newest Godzilla vs. Kong trailer makes Kong look like the underdog in this fight after the first trailer made Godzilla look like the villain. BY COOPER HOOD PUBLISHED  8 HOURS AGO A new  Godzilla vs. Kong trailer makes King Kong the underdog in his fight against Gojira. The fourth film in Legendary and Warner Bros.' MonsterVerse is rapidly approaching. After giving Godzilla two solo films and Kong one solo outing, the two  Toho creatures are meeting once again  for an epic clash.  Godzilla vs. Kong  will continue the larger narrative of the MonsterVerse, but most audiences are excited for the movie just to see how the monster fights play out The  marketing for  Godzilla vs. Kong kicked off just a few weeks ago with the launch of the film's first trailer. The highly anticipated first look footage featured plenty of the action fans expected. But, one element that did seem to surprise viewers was how favorably it showed Kong. For  Godzilla vs. Kong being a versus f

Beyonce amazed fans with her fashion choice as she modeled a versatile black and gold Ivy Park look. The music sensation has been doing plenty of promotion for her clothing line. She posed in new shots ahead of launching her latest designs for third collection. The A-lister struck a pose in multiple bodysuits and flaunted her killer curves to promote new designs of her collection with Adidas x Ivy Park. The 39-year-old singer's new color scheme also included a long-sleeved bodysuit and thigh-skimming patent leather boots. an image In some photos, the 'Halo' hitmaker added a matching puffy scarf , gloves and bucket hat. In one of the pictures, she donned a body-fitted black spaghetti-strap top and elastic shorts with the brand's logo in gold on the chest. Her gorgeous flowing curves framed some gold hoop earrings and matching octagonal sunglasses to elevate her charming personality. Beyounce took the look from day to night with a curve-hugging out

His record label Wasafi (WCB) was still in its infancy and nothing much was revolving around it. This was in September 2013 when he released his hit track Number One that to date has attracted 7 million views on Youtube. At the time, Nigerian music was topping the African charts and Naija musician Davido was the new kid on the block. It’s around that time that Diamond felt the need to introduce himself to West Africa having already conquered East Africa. He sought Davido for a collabo that he says almost dried up his coffers. “Before doing the first video version of Number One at Ogopa Djs in Nairobi, my video cost used to be about US$ 3,000 (Sh326, 000) per video. With Number One, I went 10 times higher and spent US$30,000 (Sh3.3 million) or thereabout to fly Ogopa Djs video crew to Cape Town, South Africa, and shoot my video. The outcome was amazing, and that gave me the green light to approach Davido for a remix,” revealed Diamond in an interview with Nairobi News. But t