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ZIP codes: Delivering more than you bargained for
From a bulging wartime mail sack to a cup of tea in rural Ireland – this is the winding journey of the post code.
Beethovenfest: Making classical music accessible to all
Under the motto "Together," the Bonn festival dedicated to Beethoven is aiming for an inclusive experience.
Bye-bye body positivity, hello 'heroin chic'?
Do weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Y2K nostalgia mean the end of body positivity?
After Brazil's X ban, what social media alternatives exist?
After Brazilians found themselves blocked from Elon Musk's X last week, many were left searching for alternatives.
Venice Film Festival favorites
Sex scenes, stars and extended standing ovations: Here are some of the films that grabbed the most attention in Venice.
Goethe Medal 2024: Celebrating three women in the arts
Germany's highest prize for foreign cultural policy goes to Claudia Cabrera, Carmen Romero Quero and Iskra Geshoska.
Currywurst, haggis and rolex: Fast food from around the world
The currywurst, one of the most popular fast foods in Germany, is turning 75. What do people snack on elsewhere?
The Galapagos mystery that just won't die
Sex and death marred a German group's search for utopia in the 1930s. A new book and film revisit their exploits.
From 'Robinson Crusoe' to 'Lost': Desert island life in pop culture
Human beings surviving on deserted islands has long been a favored motif for books, films and television series.
East meets West in the music of the 2024 Campus Project
What happens when you bring together nearly 200 young musicians from 40 countries and a composer inspired by Beethoven?
Oasis tickets: UK government to probe 'dynamic pricing'
Ministers have promised an investigation after fans complained of inflated ticket prices for Oasis' 2025 reunion tour.
Oasis reunion tour tickets cause online frenzy
Music fans reported long online queues when in-demand Oasis tickets went on sale on Saturday morning.
The Jerry Lewis Holocaust movie no one has ever seen
The Venice Film Festival will show clips from the comedian's "lost" Holocaust movie "The Day the Clown Cried."
'Tradwives': Where well-dressed wives and far-right meet?
Glamorous moms are celebrating conventional gender roles on TikTok. Are they also serving far-right political aims?
Why Venice is this year's most important film festival
The 81st Venice Film Festival is a can't-miss event for movie fans, featuring feature debuts and superstar returns.
Ryanair to cut flights to Berlin due to 'sky-high costs'
The Irish budget airline says it will slash a fifth of traffic to Berlin-Brandenburg airport because of high costs.
Opioids: Old high, new low
The opioid crisis is unfolding around us in real time. But it isn’t just a problem in the US.
Tiny House Concert - Pianist Kai Schumacher
Steven Walter of the Beethovenfest Bonn invites stars to discuss and make music. This time: Kai Schumacher.
Germany taps Iranian exile Mohammad Rasoulof for Oscars
"The Seed of the Sacred Fig," which the now Berlin-based director showed at Cannes, is Germany's entry for the Oscars.
St. Pauli injects subculture into the Bundesliga
St. Pauli club is set to light up Germany's top football league with a passionate mix of music and social justice.
Heavy lifting: London Zoo's annual weigh-in
Get on the scales! Every year, London Zoo asks its animals to weigh themselves.
A cultural history of pearls
With the Abernethy expected to fetch a high sum at auction, we look back at the history of pearls.
13 cult films starring Alain Delon
French film legend Alain Delon was popular in the 1960s, working with some of the finest directors.
AI models 'strike a pose' shaking up the fashion world
Could real-life models one day be part of the past? Many companies are turning to AI for their advertising campaigns.
Pros and cons of a social media ban for children
Social media ban for kids. EU’s digital twin of the Earth. And VR in schools.
Taylor Swift returns to stage after foiled terror plot
Around 92,000 Swifties turned up to watch Swift resume the world's most lucrative concert tour amid tightened security.
Banksy sets the animals free
Londoners have been treated to a menagerie of animal graffiti, from sure-footed mountain goats to lovemaking rhinos!
Why Kamala Harris' laugh is a secret weapon
Laughter seems to be an intrinsic part of Harris' presidential campaign, much to the chagrin of Donald Trump.
Witch hunts: The medieval conspiracy that just won't die
Whispers of witchcraft go way back, but the conspiracy really took hold in medieval Europe — with deadly consequences.
Born 125 years ago: Alfred Hitchcock
The legacy of the master of suspense lives on 125 years after his birth.
AI meets colonialism: Germany develops new research tool
To untrained eyes, Germany's colonial era files are indecipherable. Now, artificial intelligence can help researchers.
Caspar David Friedrich: Master of mystery
From Walt Disney to computer games, Caspar David Friedrich continues to influence the visual world today.
Third suspect arrested in Vienna in Taylor Swift plot
Another teenager has been detained, after he swore an oath of allegiance to the "Islamic State."
A brief history of women's pubic grooming
From the bush to the Brazilian, there is a wide range of styles for pubic hair. And pubic grooming has a long tradition.
World Cat Day: Cult cats of pop culture
What the world needs now is more kitty content. From Garfield to Grumpy Cat — these felines are the cat's whiskers.
What do Banksy's new 'animal' works mean?
How should we interpret the "London zoo" series painted by Banksy? Here's a look at more works by the anonymous artist.
Stone Age art in Germany tells of our ancestors' creativity
Breathtaking finds in the caves of the Danube Valley in southern Germany show what Stone Age people were capable of.
Hiroshima horrors endure through memorial and survivors
Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Museum and the survivors of the bombing are a reminder of the events of August 6, 1945.
Comic classics that portray the Holocaust
Jewish comic artists in particular have long illustrated the evils of the Holocaust, including in superhero comics.
Hollywood's Best Director: M. Night Shyamalan
M. Night Shyamalan is considered one of Hollywood’s greatest directors. The psychological thriller "The Sixth Sense" shot him to moviemaking heights. His sci-fi and fantasy films are international blockbusters. He tells us what it’s all about.
Bonalu: A colorful festival for a Hindu goddess
The festival celebrates the goddess Mahakali and symbolizes the cultural unity of the Indian state of Telangana.
US author James Baldwin: A voice against racism
One of the most important African American writers, Baldwin would have turned 100 on August 2.
Thailand's path to diversity in fashion
How the fashion business in Thailand is starting to change for a more diverse one.
Leonard Cheong's fashion is helping the LGBTQI+ community
How Leonard Cheong is helping the LGBTQI+ community in Singapore with unisex fashion.
Wacken Open Air 2024: Annual general meeting of the metal world
The largest heavy metal festival in the world is a cult event for musicians and more than 80,000 fans.
Why is Ukraine's theater scene thriving amid war?
Despite the overwhelming risks of war, Ukrainians still stand in line for hours or wait months for theater tickets.
Paris Olympics is deterring tourism
Many tourists are avoiding France's capital, Paris, this summer due to the 2024 Olympic Games.
Bayreuth Festival: Of love and betrayal
Richard Wagner's monument to lovers, "Tristan and Isolde," got a darker interpretation at this year's Bayreuth Festival.
German composer Richard Wagner: The man behind the myth
Once described as "a sniveling gnome with exceptional talent," Wagner still managed to create a mythic idea of himself.
UNESCO names Germany's Schwerin Castle a World Heritage Site
It is now one of over 50 places in Germany listed as a World Heritage Site.
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