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Learning from Africa: Lesley Lokko
A Black woman in a field dominated by white men, Lesley Lokko is the curator at the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale.
Building the future
Arts Unveiled examines how architecture is adapting to climate change.
Five examples of future-proof architecture
Against the backdrop of climate change, architects around the world are developing ways to future-proof their buildings.
Converting instead of rebuilding in Bavaria
Architects are increasingly calling for converting existing buildings instead of demolishing them.
Celebrating David Chipperfield
David Chipperfield stands for responsible and sustainable architecture.
Dr. Ruth: Spunky sex guru turns 95
Pop culture icon Ruth Westheimer is a Holocaust survivor, trained sniper and bestselling author of "Sex for Dummies."
What to know about Berlin's Olympic Stadium
Ahead of the DFB Cup final on June 3, we take a look at the eventful history of the venue with a lineup of 11 pictures.
Can Germany's tourism industry become climate neutral?
The tourism industry as a whole has a long way to go to reduce their carbon footprint.
Accusations against Till Lindemann: Time to take a stand
Silke Wünsch
Rammstein have again commented on the accusations of sexual assault, but it's not enough, says DW's Silke Wünsch.
Fans drugged, assaulted? New accusations against Rammstein
Several female fans are now testifying that they were recruited to have sex with the band's lead singer, Till Lindemann.
Foo Fighters release 11th studio album 'But Here We Are'
Dave Grohl and his Foo Fighters deliver another highlight in their nearly 30-year history with “But Here We Are."
'You can't do decolonization without healing'
Cameroonian art curator Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung is the new director of Berlin's Haus der Kulturen der Welt.
How supermodel Heidi Klum built a multimillion-euro empire
German-born supermodel Heidi Klum, who is turning 50, is a global star and powerful businesswoman.
Apartheid chronicler Ernest Cole's photos on show in Germany
Photojournalist Ernest Cole documented the harrowing oppression of South Africa's apartheid in the 1960s.
Europe's top football stadiums
Explore Europe's top football arenas on the occasion of the Europa League final.
'Stolpersteine': Commemorating victims of Nazi persecution
The art project by Gunter Demnig is the largest decentralized Holocaust memorial, with 100,000 plaques around the world.
Roger Waters performs minus Nazi-style uniform in Frankfurt
Controversial Pink Floyd co-founder slightly modified his Frankfurt show, while hundreds gathered to protest against it.
Top 10: Germany's largest cities
Germany has many cities worth seeing. We present the 10 largest with their tourist highlights.
Bayern Munich: The issues that almost cost them the title
Bayern won an 11th consecutive title but with their lowest points total since 2018/19. What must they change to improve?
Why a German museum is putting two Nazi sculptures on show
Two bronze statues of horses meant to symbolize the strength of the Nazi regime will be exhibited in a Berlin museum.
Belgium: Breaking barriers through 'cyclodance'
Decades after fleeing Rwanda, Iris Mukeshimana founded a dance school where wheelchair users can express themselves.
Reclaiming the history of Ukrainian art
Art curator Yuliia Berdiiarova is working in exile in Cologne to de-Russify Ukrainian modern art.
Top Cannes film festival award goes to 'Anatomy of a Fall'
The 76th Cannes film festival saw a record number of female directors in the competition; one grabbed the top prize.
Museums struggle to embrace diversity in new documentary
The film “White Balls on Walls” documents a faltering effort to diversify away from the white male-dominated art world.
György Ligeti — a son honors his father at Moers Festival
At the 52nd Moers Festival, Lukas Ligeti honors his late father with African sounds — an interest they shared.
Peter Fox: World music made in Germany
The superstar Berlin rapper and musician attempts to connect cultures through his hybrid global sound.
10 natural wonders in Germany
Bizarre rocks, turquoise green waters, fairytale grottos — check out the country's most beautiful natural phenomena.
Tina Turner: Remembering the 'Queen of Rock 'n' Roll'
Tina Turner was a rock icon with a powerful voice, electrifying stage presence and a personal story of triumph.
Halle Bailey wows critics as 'The Little Mermaid'
The remake of the animated classic struggles to live up to the 1989 original film.
Pop 'n' soul powerhouse Tina Turner
Tina Turner, the diva of soul and pop, rocked the stages of the world over five decades.
Tina Turner: Remembering the 'Queen of Rock 'n' Roll'
One of the best-selling artists of all time, Tina Turner's rode the extreme highs and lows of the music business.
Prophetic Bulgarian novel wins International Booker Prize
Georgi Gospodinov's novel "Time Shelter" is a story of patriotic nostalgia also driving Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Rock icon Tina Turner dies aged 83
US-born musical legend Tina Turner has passed away at her home in Switzerland, her representative has said.
The Bronx: Fires, Hip Hop and Gentrification
It's a vibrant borough with a bad reputation: some 1.5 million people, many of them immigrants, live in New York city's Bronx. For decades, poverty and crime made headlines here, but it's also the birthplace of Hip Hop culture and home to the famous Yankees baseball team. The locals say that things have improved a lot since the notorious fires of the 1970s, yet there are still many issues.
Architect David Chipperfield wins 2023 Pritzker Prize
The British architect won the prestigious prize for his timeless modern designs and focus on the climate crisis.
Exploring sustainable Paris
Can the French metropolis be environmentally friendly? Paris experiments with sustainable projects and innovations.
Diversity: How inclusive is Germany's cultural world?
The art world is increasingly including artists with disabilities, yet Germany is still trying to catch up.
Cannes 2023: Highlights of the first days
Cannes welcomed stars like Martin Scorsese, Leonardo DiCaprio, Harrison Ford and Cate Blanchett to the red carpet.
Ukraine's avant-garde music is alive and thriving
Amidst rocket attacks and power outages, Kyiv's music scene stays resilient and vibrant. Ukrainian bands such as Ragapop are also performing on stages across Europe to raise money for Ukraine.
Germany's most eerie-but-beautiful lost places
Abandoned factories, forgotten villas, disused hospitals: Eyesores to some, but places of opportunity for others.
British author Martin Amis dies aged 73
The renowned author had been suffering from cancer of the esophagus and died at his home in Florida.
Beauty filters face legislation to protect mental health
Photo and video filters may make for a flawless appearance but they enforce unrealistic ideals among social media users.
How Cultural Destruction Erases History
Erasing memory, demonstrating power: How iconoclasts have been erasing culture for millennia.
Germany's best drives
Whether you're interested in German castles, wine or volcanoes, these routes offer something for everyone.
Demonized inventions: From railroads to AI
New technologies evoke skepticism, worry and fear. The history and philosophy of technology can help to understand why.
Andy Rourke, the Smiths' bassist, dies aged 59
Andy Rourke, bassist of indie legends the Smiths, has died aged 59 from pancreatic cancer.
Josephine Baker: Dancer, spy and activist
Bonn's Bundeskunsthalle is dedicating an exhibition to legendary 1920s revue star and freedom fighter, Josephine Baker.
Everything you need to know about the German Autobahn
Germany is world-famous for its Autobahn — also known as "the highway without speed limits."
How Instagram changed the tourism industry
The social media platform's influencers and hashtags have changed vacation destinations — and not always for the best.
Swimmer discovers shipwreck loaded with Roman artifacts
A local swimmer has stumbled upon an ancient wreck off the Israeli coast holding 44 tons of ancient Roman columns.
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