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East Berlin's many faces explored in exhibition
East Berlin was the center of power in communist East Germany, but it was also a city where subversive currents thrived.
'East Berlin. Half a Capital': Exhibition highlights
The exhibition "East Berlin. Half a Capital" provides insight into everyday life in the GDR.
Holocaust literature: Beyond the usual labels
DW's David Levitz reflects on the ties between his identity as an American Jew and novels on Germany's Nazi history.
Remembering honor killing victim Hatun Sürücü
"A Regular Woman" tells the true story of Hatun Aynur Sürücü, shot dead by her own brother to protect the family honor.
Thrilling con artists' stories adapted into film
While no one wants to be a swindler's victim, their stories are fascinating and have inspired many films, such as these.
How neo-Nazis bring up their children
A documentary dives deep into the far-right scene: "Kleine Germanen" explores how parents indoctrinate their children.
An immortal Hollywood legend: Audrey Hepburn
These are the films that made Audrey Hepburn a Hollywood icon.
'Star Wars' Chewbacca actor dies at 74
Most famous for portraying the beloved Wookie, Peter Mayhew was also an author and philanthropist.
German Film Awards 2019: The favorites
The ceremony for the Lola Awards, the top accolade in the German film industry, is held on May 3 in Berlin.
African-American fashion magazine 'Ebony' photos on show
A Berlin exhibition shows treasures from magazines "Ebony" and "Jet," influential for generations of black Americans.
How jazz reached the homes of millions
Was the first jazz album recorded in NYC or in Berlin? Expert Bert Noglik tells DW how technology influenced the genre.
12 jazz greats
From the first jazz record to sound collages, here are some of the most innovative jazz musicians.
Shakespeare: Always contemporary
"Shakespeare and Translation" was the subject of this year's conference of the Weimar-based German Shakespeare Society.
Germany's National Youth Orchestra at 50
This orchestra has given a platform to thousands of young musicians, most going on to professional careers in music.
6 celebrated alumni of the National Youth Orchestra of Germany
Germany's top youth orchestra has brought forth world-class stars.
'Avengers: Endgame' breaks box office records
The three-hour end to the saga of the six original Avengers has smashed box office records for its opening weekend.
The cheese secrets of Europe's 'gastronomic capital'
Sibiu, Romania is a 2019 "European Region of Gastronomy." Medana Weident reports on its rich culinary tradition.
Swedish academy appoints new secretary
Professor Mats Malm has been named secretary of the troubled Swedish Academy, which awards the Nobel Literature Prize.
Rammstein's second single 'Radio' debuts on a Berlin wall
Following Rammstein's incendiary "Deutschland" video, the band is back with another ingeniously promoted single.
The first Iron Man: The story of Götz von Berlichingen
Was Tony Stark inspired by a 16th century German knight? We look at the unlikely story of 'Götz of the Iron Hand.'
Don't be alone in the woods: German forest idioms
The Germans' love of the forest is nothing new, but here are some forest phrases you may have never heard before.
Big names behind big causes: actor activists
A look at actors who are active in social engagement and the causes dear to their hearts.
Tate Britain swaps genders in 'Sixty Years'
The Tate Britain has decided to remove parts of its contemporary art by men and instead highlight works by women.
Made in Germany, heard in Spain: The Leon cathedral organ
This Easter, the Leon Cathedral will awe many with the powerful sound of its organ, made by Klais Orgelbau in Bonn.
Notre Dame: More than an architectural landmark
Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral has made its mark not just in architecture but in literature, art and music, too.
The early years of Germany's art rebels
Richter, Baselitz, Kiefer and Polke are big German names associated with rebellion in 1960s art.
Emma Thompson at 60
Here are images from some of the actress's movie milestones.
Star Wars: 'The Rise of Skywalker'
J.J. Abrams and producer Kathleen Kennedy revealed the title of the final installment in the saga.
Flying Pictures - Breakdance Meets Classical
The Flying Steps urban dance crew has staged "Pictures at an Exhibition" by Modest Mussorgsky.
A visit to Germany's top club, the Bootshaus
Berlin's Berghain is no longer Germany's top club, but rather the Bootshaus in Cologne, according to DJ Mag. A visit.
'Game of Thrones': Magical film locations in Northern Ireland
The filming sites of "Game of Thrones" in Northern Ireland have become pilgrimage sites for fans of the cult series.
Night Grooves - The best of Night Grooves
In this "best of" episode of the music show Night Grooves, DW presents the musicians' greatest hits, the best performances and the most exciting stories from the second season, including Melanie C (Spice Girls), Marc Almond (Soft Cell), Ray Wilson (Genesis), DJ Ötzi and soul legend Kathy Sledge.
New 'Game of Thrones' actor talks about final season
German actor Marc Rissmann is making his entrance in the final season of "Game of Thrones."
Intrigue, sex and dragons in 'Game of Thrones'
Lannisters against the Starks, Baratheons versus Targaryens. Never heard these names before?
From Cold War GI to Berlin bouncer
A veteran of Berlin's nightlife, Smiley Baldwin was patrolling the divided city in the 80s before he became a bouncer.
Why Merkel had an expressionist's works removed
Emil Nolde a Nazi? Merkel's decision to remove his works from the Chancellery reignites a debate on art from the era.
Acclaimed, then detained: Kirill Serebrennikov's path to fame
Director Kirill Serebrennikov has been freed from house arrest but still faces trial. Here's a look back at his career.
On baked goods and secrets kept: 'The Cakemaker'
"The Cakemaker": an interview with the award-winning film director and chef Ofir Graizer about filmmaking in Israel.
Donna Leon: 'We need a bit of cheerfulness'
DW spoke with one of the doyennes of crime writing about her latest mystery "Unto Us a Son Is Given" and Germany.
Francis Ford Coppola's career in pictures
Now turning 80, the director of "The Godfather'" wrote film history — but he also faced disastrous financial flops.
Swedish DJ Avicii to have posthumous album released
The 28-year-old had almost finished the album when he died in Oman last year of an apparent suicide.
Portrayals of Rwanda's genocide
Trauma still runs deep 28 years after the genocide. Art addressing it may help people to process the event.
We asked: which fashion trend most appeal to you?
This week we wanted to know which of this year’s spring and summer trends appeals to you the most.
When 'Pictures at an Exhibition' start flying
What happens when Berlin breakdancers, Brazilian street artists and a classical Russian composer meet in an art museum?
How do independent publishers in Germany survive?
After the bankruptcy of Germany's largest book wholesaler, small publishers are on red alert.
Yoko Ono: art and protest
Yoko Ono's art, music and activism aren't always easy to grasp. Her private life had just as many twists and turns.
Muslim fashion exhibition stirs controversy
An exhibition about Islamic fashion has provoked strong reactions in Germany ahead of its opening in Frankfurt.
Artificial flowers for the Queen
Artificial flowers made by hand in rural Saxony grace the hats of royals and celebrities.
Euromaxx - Lifestyle Europe
The world's largest underwater restaurant, a zero-gravity party and the fashion trends for 2019.
Night Grooves - with Sophie B. Hawkins and Ivy Quainoo
American singer-songwriter Sophie B. Hawkins played several of her greatest hits in the intimate setting at the villa Haus Schminke in Löbau, Saxony, including "Damm I Wish I Was Your Lover" and "Right Beside You". Also on this episode of "Night Grooves": the winner of the very first "The Voice of Germany," Ivy Quainoo.
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