Jens Spahn sues rapper Ski Aggu after Chem Party statements; Elliot Page talks career opportunities; Donald Trump criticizes Harry and Meghan; Jens Wawrczeck remembers “The Muppet Show”

Jens Spahn, 46, a Union politician, is taking legal action against Ski Aggu, 28, a rapper. This was first reported by Stern. The background is statements made by Ski Aggu in a live stream of the “Almani Show” on August 18th, which he organized together with the rapper Almani AOB in the Tempelhof subway station in Berlin. In it, Ski told Aggu that he had seen Spahn at a “chem party” “pulling the worst boards”. Chem parties are usually private parties where people take drugs together and have sex, sometimes for days. The live stream was interrupted by the police because it was not registered. The video excerpt in which Ski Aggu mentions Jens Spahn has now been deleted by the makers, but continues to spread on social media. “The contents of the video are fictitious and lies,” Jens Spahn’s office told Stern. The creators of the video were warned by a lawyer. “A criminal complaint will be filed.” Ski Aggu has not yet commented on this in the media. When his comments made the rounds, he himself commented under the video: “The story told in the video is made up and is for entertainment purposes only.”

Elliot Page, 39, actor, could join your team. In the podcast “On Film… With Kevin McCarthy” he said that he wasn’t exactly overwhelmed with job offers after the record-breaking film “The Odyssey”. “No, Kevin, I’m not getting any,” he said. “So if anyone wants to call me…” Page played one of the men of the legendary Odysseus in the Christopher Nolan film. Elon Musk and other right-wingers had stirred up opposition to the occupation because Page is a trans man. But Page doesn't see this as a reason for the lack of inquiries: "I know I get a lot of headwind because I'm Canadian." Now is the ideal time to hire him; the role in “The Odyssey” has made him want more. “I feel like I’m performing at my best right now.”

Donald Trump, 80, US President who loves to comment, shoots at the US refugees Harry and Meghan. “I thought they treated the royal family very disrespectfully,” he told reporters in the Oval Office, apparently referring to the British royal family, not the Trump family. Prince Harry, 41, and Duchess Meghan, 44, returned to Great Britain last week after six years in exile in the US. “If I were part of the royal family,” Trump said, “I wouldn’t have taken him back.” In particular, Harry's interactions with his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, and his father, King Charles III, were "tremendously disrespectful." According to media reports, Harry and Meghan are planning a longer stay in their old homeland rather than a permanent move.

Peter Shaw, around 16, an amateur detective from the “Three ???”, has a voice that can rave at length about dolls. “I loved ‘The Muppet Show,’” voice actor and actor Jens Wawrczeck, 63, told the Catholic News Agency. “‘Pigs in Space’ or Miss Piggy’s uninhibited diva behavior, her unshakable infatuation with poor, completely overwhelmed Kermit: and her hilarious version of ‘What now, my love?’: wonderful!” Wawrczeck described the guest appearances of big stars in the puppet show as “absolute highlights”. “Appearing on The Muppet Show was almost like an accolade – and showed that you didn’t take yourself too seriously.” Pearl Bailey and Rita Moreno are particularly memorable to him. And of course, Wawrczeck added, we should also mention Statler and Waldorf, the two old, spiteful hecklers in the box. “I hope I haven’t become more like them than I would like.”