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Archaeologists claim to find spot where Julius Caesar was stabbed

A bust of Julius Caesar, which was found at the bottom of the River Rhone in Arles in 2008. (AFP)

Archaeologists said Wednesday they believe they have found the exact spot in Rome where Julius Caesar was stabbed to death on March 15, 44 BC. The stabbing of the dictator by Roman senators was recorded by ancient historians and dramatised by William Shakespeare who gave Caesar the last words: “Et…

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Study: Pop music becoming louder and less original

Fans cheer during the EXIT festival in Novi Sad in 2011. Your mother was right: Pop music has become louder and less original over the years. (AFP Photo/Andrej Isakovic)

Your mother was right: Pop music has become louder and less original over the years. At least, this is the conclusion of a computer analysis of nearly half-a-million songs recorded between 1955 and 2010 and reported in Nature Scientific Reports Thursday. “We have been able to show how the global…

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