The last few hours, rumors circulated strongly that the Ήβη Αδάμου and the Cypriot participation withdraw from the Eurovision contest. The rumors were sparked by the statement of the person in charge of the Cypriot participation, Evies Papamichael, to leave, due to lack of the necessary funds.

The record company behind Ivi Adamou, Sony Music, with its official statement it denied the scenarios for the withdrawal of Cyprus, saying that the process continues as normal since nothing has been officially announced by Cyprus TV on the matter.

Alongside, via her personal twitter account, Ivi Adamou referred to the issue:  "Whatever difficulties arise, I am sure that we will all succeed together and everything will be fine. I am optimistic that not only will we be in Baku, but we will also have a good course".

Source : yupi.gr

A disagreement arose between Fai Scordas and her colleagues on the show "Mourning Mou", on the occasion of Antonis Schroiter's visit to Eleni Menegaki's show yesterday.

The anchorman of Alpha's main newscast said he gets annoyed at constantly seeing himself in magazines, adding however that, on the other, a journalist should not live in a sterile environment so he should go out to learn what is going on in the world.

After viewing the relevant excerpt on "Mou Breakfast", the broadcast partner, Tasos Theodorou said: "Therefore, according to Mr. Schroeter, there is no middle ground. Either you shut yourself up at home or you go out every night!» point of view that annoyed Fai Skordas, which reacted immediately: “Ah, Tasso, please! Where do you say a man goes out every night?; Because there have been two or three pictures in the magazines; How do you say it?; He didn't say that. You must not be listening well! He said that because you do a news show and have a serious profile you can't be serious and live a sterile life. You have to go out and know what's going on in the world. It is very irritating when someone says something and another automatically adds words that he has never said! He said “every night” and we didn't hear it;».

However, Tasos Theodorou insisted on Antonis Schroiter: "If it bothers you to be photographed, as he said, you don't go to places where there are photographers or to bouzoukis. (…) If you want to hide, you are hiding. Whether you are with your partner, your children, or with your family".

Source : yupi.gr