AI-generated summary
Adam Wolke was an early pioneer of “In Real Life” streaming in Europe, where streamers broadcast their everyday lives live.
The German streamer Adam Wolke has died at the age of 36. Twitch star Jens “Knossi” Knossalla, a long-time friend and companion of Wolke, announced this on Instagram. Wolke's management confirmed his death to "Bild".
According to the post on Instagram, Wolke suffered a severe cerebral hemorrhage as a result of a ruptured aneurysm. “We were at his side until the end and accompanied him on his final journey,” says a joint post by Knossi and Wolke’s friend Verena Ullrich. “We are deeply shocked and still can hardly put into words what happened.”
Wolke was considered one of the early pioneers of so-called “In Real Life” streaming in Europe. Streamers broadcast their everyday lives or activities outside of classic gaming formats live on the Internet.
As early as 2013, Wolke experimented with mobile live streams in full HD and did not broadcast from a classic streaming room, but on the go.
The Irish writer Sally Rooney financially supports the group “Palestine Action”, which the British government has classified as a terrorist organization, through royalties donations. In doing so, she knowingly risks legal consequences at a time when her books are booming following reports of panic buying.
The Bucerius Kunst Forum in Hamburg presents the exhibition “From Monet to Picasso,” which reconstructs 15 Jewish private collections of modern art that were torn apart by expropriation and persecution during the Nazi era.
US actor Roy Frank "RJ" Mitte, known for his role as Walter White Jr. in "Breaking Bad", committed suicide at the age of 34 in Brownsville, Texas. He suffered from cerebral palsy and campaigned for the rights of disabled people.
US actor RJ Mitte, known from the series "Breaking Bad", has died at the age of 34 in Brownsville, Texas. According to media reports, he is said to have taken his own life, but the investigation is still ongoing. Throughout his life, Mitte campaigned for the rights of people with disabilities.
The GDR civil rights activist and artist Gabriele Stötzer was the first East German woman to be awarded the Goslar Kaiserring. In her speech, she emphasized coming to terms with her Stasi past and the value of freedom and art.
Prince Harry was booed by sections of the audience at a rugby match in Leicester when he was shown on the stadium screen. It was his latest public appearance since his family's return to Britain.