Among
the articles
in this Eurovision edition:
Mr.
Eurovision
An exclusive CITY PAPER interview with three-time Eurovision winner
Johnny Logan. "A lot of people who run Eurovision down are like eunuchs in a harem," Logan tells CITY PAPER. "They see it done every night, but they can't do it themselves."
No Laughing Matter
In communist Estonia, Eurovision was more than just a song contest. It was, for some, a way to defy Soviet rule.
Top 10 Misconceptions about Estonia
Welcome to that tiny, obscure, impoverished wasteland called the ex-Soviet republic of
Estonia...Except that it’s not.
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Plus more Eurovision news,
interviews, tidbits and the events schedule for Eurovision week in Tallinn...
Full tourist guides to Estonia, Latvia
and Lithuania and maps.
And Much More!
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Color
it Red
Communism is dead. But the color symbolizing it is back
(at least in Baltic advertising).
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The Zappa Scam
The real story behind a famed monument to iconoclast rocker
Frank Zappa in Vilnius.
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“CITY
PAPER is perfectly researched and has a wonderful sense of humor.”
—Volker
Mehnert, a writer for Frankfurter Allgemeine
Zeitung; Berlin, Germany.
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Song Reviews
Frank CITY PAPER reviews, ratings, bookie odds, photos and lyrics of all 24 entrants.
Winning
Eurovision: Can it Change Your Life?
Dave Benton on how his career
has been affected by his Eurovision victory last year.
"A lot of youngsters look at Eurovision as a trampoline to world fame,"
he tells CITY PAPER. "It's not like that."
Iron Lady
An Interview with Latvia’s colorful, tough-talking president.
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