Frankfurt: Mishpocha Exhibition Opens at Jewish Museum
The exhibition Mishpocha has opened at the Jewish Museum Frankfurt, focusing on Jewish family histories.
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Livestream Offer from tagesschau24: Current News and Analyses
The ARD news channel tagesschau24 offers a livestream that includes current reports, in-depth analyses, and interviews.
Ethnographic Film Days “Slices of Life” at the Dahlem Research Campus
On May 18 and 19, 2026, the Ethnographic Film Days "Slices of Life" will take place at the Dahlem Research Campus in Berlin. The event is organized in collaboration with the German International Ethnographic Film Festival (GIEFF e.V.).
Current Events: Exhibition at Yad Vashem, Graffiti in Berlin, and Sand Dunes in Qingshui
This week, various cultural and social events are in focus, including a new exhibition at Yad Vashem, graffiti art in Berlin, and the impressive sand dunes in Qingshui.
Keytruda: Best-Selling Cancer Drug Classified as Overpriced
The cancer drug Keytruda, regarded as the highest-grossing medication in the world, is reportedly being sold at an inflated price. Statutory health insurances currently pay more than 2,000 euros for 100 milligrams of the drug.
Change of Power in Hungary: Tisza Party Wins Against Orbán’s Fidesz Party
A change of power is emerging in Hungary as the Tisza Party, led by Magyar, has decisively won the elections against Prime Minister Orbán's Fidesz Party.
Box Office Milestone: ‘Super Mario Galaxy’ and ‘Hail Mary’ Achieve Record Revenues
The films 'Super Mario Galaxy' and 'Project Hail Mary' have contributed to the highest earnings in the first four months of 2023 since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Celebrities Show Excitement for Justin Bieber’s Comeback
Justin Bieber's comeback at the Coachella Festival has stirred excitement among celebrities. Politicians and musicians are also expressing their enthusiasm for his return.
Rolling Stones Release Vinyl Single Under the Pseudonym The Cockroaches
The Rolling Stones have released a new single that appears under the pseudonym The Cockroaches. This mysterious action is causing a stir and speculation among fans.
Government-Critical Concert in Budapest Attracts Over 100,000 People
A government-critical concert featuring more than 50 bands took place in Budapest, drawing thousands of attendees and calling for voter participation.
KFC Ukraine Becomes Main Partner of the 20th Ukrainian Student Advertising Festival
KFC Ukraine has taken on the role of main partner for the 20th Ukrainian Student Advertising Festival (УСФР), supporting young creatives.
Protest concert in Budapest attracts over 100,000 visitors
A large protest concert against Prime Minister Orban's government took place in Budapest, featuring numerous bands and attended by more than 100,000 people.
Human Rights Film Festival in Berlin Launched
The Human Rights Film Festival in Berlin presents 24 international documentaries addressing human rights violations and resistance until April 18.
New National Gallery Presents Beeple’s Interactive Installation ‘Regular Animals’
As part of Gallery Weekend Berlin, the New National Gallery will showcase the interactive installation 'Regular Animals' by artist Beeple from April 29 to May 10, 2026.
Mario Adorf passes away: Seven decades on stage
Actor Mario Adorf has passed away at the age of 93. His career spanned seven decades and included more than 200 film and television productions.
Tagesschau offers news in simple language
Tagesschau has introduced a new format that presents news in simple language. This offering is particularly aimed at people with language difficulties and provides an accessible source of information.
Archaeologists Discover Giant Urns in the Amazon Jungle
Deep in the Amazon jungle, archaeologists have uncovered seven prehistoric urns that offer new insights into the region's history.
Group Exhibition ‘materialistin’ at Hamburger Bahnhof – National Gallery of Contemporary Art
From July 3, 2026, to February 28, 2027, the group exhibition 'materialistin' will take place at Hamburger Bahnhof – National Gallery of Contemporary Art, featuring eight female sculptors from Leipzig.
Stefanie Kloß from Silbermond is expecting her second child
Singer Stefanie Kloß, known as the frontwoman of the band Silbermond, has announced that she is expecting her second child.
New Team at Munich’s Tatort After Farewell of Batic and Leitmayr
Following the departure of Miroslav Nemec and Udo Wachtveitl as Tatort detectives Batic and Leitmayr, the Munich investigative team is being restructured.
Skoda Develops Bicycle Bell to Overcome ANC Headphones
Skoda has introduced an innovative bicycle bell called DuoBell, specifically designed to overcome the noise cancellation of active noise-cancelling headphones.
Young Guardian Takes Charge of Growing Rock in Usterling
Thomas Bullway Fischer, 21, has taken on the responsibility of protecting the Growing Rock in Usterling, continuing a family tradition. His commitment ensures this natural phenomenon remains preserved for future generations.
Easter: The Central Celebration of Christianity and Its Significance
Easter is the most important festival for Christians, commemorating the resurrection of Jesus. However, many questions remain: why does the date vary, and what is the significance of the bunny and the egg?
Rescue Efforts Intensify for Stranded Humpback Whale Near Poel
A stranded humpback whale has been lying motionless near the island of Poel for days, raising concerns about its survival. Experts warn that the animal's condition is critical, and recovery efforts are underway despite grim forecasts.
Zlata Ognevich Addresses Rumors of Conflict with Tina Karol
Ukrainian singer Zlata Ognevich has responded to rumors of a feud with fellow artist Tina Karol. In a recent interview, she discussed the pressures of the music industry and the importance of supporting each other.
RTL Adapts Programming for Good Friday Amid Dance Ban
On Good Friday, RTL is skipping its live 'Let’s Dance' show, but the network has found a creative workaround to keep fans engaged. By airing a previous episode, RTL ensures viewers still get their entertainment fix on this traditional day of pause.
Amira Aly Stuns Fans with Bold New Hairstyle Change
Amira Aly has taken the plunge with a daring new hairstyle, surprising her fans with a dramatic transformation. The sudden shift has sparked excitement across social media, emphasizing how change can bring a refreshing breath of air.
Kaufland Raises Milka Chocolate Prices, Sparking Consumer Outrage
Kaufland has raised prices for Milka chocolate just before Easter, leading to consumer confusion and frustration. Customers are questioning the justification behind the increase amid rising costs of basic goods.
Exploring Global Literary Perspectives at Dahlem Research Campus
The Dahlem Research Campus is set to unveil an innovative exhibition that examines literature from a global perspective. The event will run from April 16 to September 3, 2026.
Céline Dion’s Surprise Comeback Announcement
Céline Dion is set to return to the stage after a challenging battle with illness, keeping her plans under wraps until now.
Unveiling Women’s Stories Through Traditional Attire
The upcoming exhibition at the Museum of European Cultures highlights women's roles in traditional clothing, showcasing how garments tell stories and shape cultural identities.
Volkswagen Extends Educational Partnership with Hamburger Bahnhof
Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum of Contemporary Art and Volkswagen Group continue their successful collaboration, expanding educational offerings for schools and families.
Belgian Railway Reflects on Its Role in the Holocaust
A Holocaust survivor and the son of a Nazi collaborator share their experiences at the Train World Museum in Brussels, urging the importance of remembering history.
Germany Integrates Wolf into Hunting Law Amid Rising Conflicts
The return of wolves to Germany has sparked both success and controversy. The Federal Council's decision to include wolves in hunting legislation could have significant implications for wildlife conservation and livestock farming.
Lina Lapelytė transforms the Hamburger Bahnhof
The Lithuanian artist Lina Lapelytė opens the second CHANEL Commission at the Hamburger Bahnhof with a participatory performance. Her work 'We Make Years Out of Hours' transforms the Historical Hall into a place of collective action and singing.
Bavaria Commits €30 Million to New Roman Museum in Augsburg
After years of waiting, Augsburg's Roman heritage is finally getting a €30 million showcase. Bavaria's funding greenlights a new museum to properly display the city's rich archaeological past.
Berlin Museum Showcases Madame Grès: Where Fashion Meets Art
Berlin's Museum of Decorative Arts is hosting the first major exhibition in the German-speaking world dedicated to French fashion icon Madame Grès, featuring 25 of her iconic designs alongside contemporary student works.
Berlin’s Impressionism Pioneer: Major Exhibition to Honor Art Dealer Paul Cassirer
Berlin's Alte Nationalgalerie will host a major exhibition in 2026 dedicated to art dealer Paul Cassirer, showcasing over 120 works that highlight his role in establishing Impressionism in Germany.
Hamburger Bahnhof Celebrates 30 Years with Major Berlin Art Show
To mark its 30th anniversary, Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof museum unveils a new collection exhibition exploring the city's art scene in global dialogue from 1989 to the present. Over 70 works by more than 50 artists trace Berlin's myth between hedonism and subculture.
German Government Awards Theater Prize to Four Institutions
The German government has announced the winners of its Federal Theater Prize, with Dresden's HELLERAU center receiving the top award of €200,000.