In the field of performing arts, Denmark is full of talents as well. In fact, the country’s bet for the Eurovision Song Contest has advanced to the final set on Saturday. The singer who got lucky to be among the 25 countries to be featured in the final is Danish artist Brinck from Arhus.

Brinck was picked Thursday night to be included in the top 10 qualifying slots available during the semi-final round.

Efforts to save the environment are indeed snowballing and Mother Earth is happy about this united movement. At least for the purpose of preserving the ecosystem, people of all races, religion and political affiliations unite together.

What could best train aspiring surgeons in performing their job in a more efficient manner? The answer to this question is a simulator. At least this is what a new study conducted by a Danish research team found out.

Today marks a milestone for Olagur Eliasson, an artist of Danish and Icelandic descent. May 16 is a very special day for Eliasson who will inaugurate his first major outdoor public art projectin the U.S.

The Roskilde Festival is being threatened by the economic crisis. Already last year the Danish festival was not sold out with 68,000 paying visitors.

Denmark is gearing up to go green all the way not only in the present but in the future as well. The reason? Yes, it may be an impact of the international green movement being spread in many parts of the world. But a major reason for this eco-friendly effort in Denmark is due to the country’s hosting of the United Nations Climate Conference scheduled in December.

A giant shipping company in Denmark is currently being planned. No specific date, however, has been given as to when the agreement will be finalized. If pushed through, the merger will result in the creation of a major ro-ro shipping firm in Northern Europe.

When a place is good, the rewards just keep coming. It’s the same for an individual. If one is good in terms of character and dedication to work, he or she will surely reap the rewards sooner or later.

The city of Copenhagen is a classic example. With a good environment that boasts of wonderful places worth visiting and innovative people both young and old, this Danish capital has achieved much success.

You may have learned after watching the film that “Free Willy” was eventually released into the wild. Based on its title, the movie actually had the theme of freeing the captive whale to let him live a normal life in the wild. And due to the film’s big success, efforts were later launched to bring him back to the wild.

But just recently, an orca was found dead on a Jutland beach. The whale measuring 5.5 meters long was found at Norlev beach in the northern part of Jutland.

It wasn’t clear what caused the death of the huge marine specie but according to witnesses, there was blood surrounding the whale.