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Writer Maxim Biller breaks his self-imposed ban on writing novels with the work “Black Saturdays.” The novel processes the history of Judaism and antisemitism, starting from the Hamas terrorist attack on October 7, 2023.
After 31 years, the ARD hit show “Always on Sundays” ended with a final edition from Europa-Park in Rust. Moderator Stefan Mross (50) was touched when he said goodbye, surrounded by pop stars like Andy Borg, Vanessa Mai and the dream couple Marianne and Michael Hartl. ARD canceled the show due to austerity measures and declining viewership, although Mross held discussions with other broadcasters.
At the Venice Film Festival, Oasis presented a documentary about their reunion tour after over 20 years of radio silence. Liam and Noel Gallagher appeared together, gave interviews and appeared reconciled - without much discussion, but with music and fan enthusiasm as the core of the narrative.
The Cologne band Brings celebrated their 35th anniversary with an acclaimed concert in front of Cologne Cathedral in front of around 5,000 fans. They were supported by Stefan Raab and Florian Silbereisen as surprise guests.
The Glücksfühle festival at the Hockenheimring got into the political debate because of the disinvitation and re-invitation of the band Alphaville. Marian Gold criticized the decision as a curtailment of artistic freedom and warned of right-wing radical tendencies in Germany. Organizers acknowledged mistakes, while artists like Felix Jaehn and Ski Aggu stood up for freedom of expression.
At the Glücksfühle festival at the Hockenheimring there was a political controversy surrounding the band Alphaville, who were initially disinvited and later invited back, whereupon they decided not to perform. Artists like Felix Jaehn, Culcha Candela, No Angels and Ski Aggu positioned themselves clearly against the right and for democracy, while Marian Gold from Alphaville warned against right-wing radical tendencies and saw the debate as a wake-up call.