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The ZDF morning magazine “Moma” was originally intended to report on the particularly hot summer in Western Europe, with temperatures 2.5 degrees above the long-term average and effects such as drought and low water levels on the Rhine as well as numerous forest fires in Spain and France.
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The Metropolitan Museum in New York is presenting the exhibition “Past Continuous,” which explores the complex artistic and private lives of Lee Krasner and Jackson Pollock and highlights Krasner’s own artistic significance.
Dana Vowinckel's new novel "Anton and Alma" deals with the relationship between a Jewish man and a non-Jewish woman. The author weaves identity politics, conversion and the effects of October 7th into a sophisticated contemporary novel.
Shivon Zilis has publicly confirmed her split from Elon Musk and explained that the end of the relationship came as a surprise to her. She spoke in detail on Musk's Platform Musk no longer follows her on X.
Fatih Akin's new film “Ghosts” premiered at the Hamburg Film Festival. The romantic tragedy tells of Farasha and Faris, whose young love comes to a tragic end when Farasha's sudden death, after which she tries to stay in contact with him as a ghost.
Sting celebrated his 75th birthday and emphasized in a dpa interview that he felt young and energetic. The musician is currently performing his musical "The Last Ship" in London and talks about his fitness through music, his reinvention as an artist and his past from The Police to solo career to film roles and marriage.
Actor Heiner Lauterbach (73) expressed confidence in the USA's ability to overcome current political challenges and emphasized the historical resilience of American democracy. He announced a tour of Germany with his literary-musical program "Like a Hobo", which deals with the literary tradition of the USA.