The campaign features the Greek freak alongside his brothers, Thanasis Antetokounmpo, Kostas Antetokounmpo, and Alex Antetokounmpo, in a 60-second spot that leans heavily into humour, dance, and cinematic references.

Mykonos hosts the glamorous wrap of Emily in Paris, as the cast celebrates the finale with a star-studded party.

Klelia Andriolatou trades the spotlight for quiet summer moments in Paxos, embracing simplicity, freedom and effortless elegance.

The French basketball star came to Athens for Olympiacos — but his love affair with souvlaki, feta and syrup-soaked desserts has turned him into an unlikely ambassador for Greek food culture

Kimberly Guilfoyle brought her signature power-glam style to Mykonos, blending diplomacy with unmistakable luxury during her island visit.

Mykonos, with its unmistakable cosmopolitan flair, and Santorini — the next stop for filming — offer a cinematic blend of luxury, romance, and global recognition.

Representing King Charles III, the Princess Royal will travel to Athens and Crete for ceremonies marking the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete, including memorial services honoring British and Commonwealth forces who fought alongside Greeks during World War II

In footage shown on Greek television, Emily and Gabriel are seen meeting on the beach, while local children from Mykonos appear as extras, playing football on the sand as crew instructions echo in Greek across the set

The internationally acclaimed actor returns to Greece for the open-air premiere of “The Birthday Party” at the Athens Open Air Film Festival, a drama set in the late 1970s on a private Ionian island inspired by a powerful shipping magnate

With “My Number One,” Helena Paparizou delivered Greece its first, and only, Eurovision victory in 2005, sparking nationwide celebrations and reshaping the country’s future in the contest

Murphy’s presence in Greece is far from incidental. He is set to star in Chazelle’s latest feature, which is expected to shoot across multiple locations in the country.

After a standout dress rehearsal in Vienna, Greece’s Eurovision entry “Ferto” is surging in the betting odds, fueling hopes of the country’s first victory since Helena Paparizou’s iconic 2005 triumph