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Pioneer of pop music: Cher turns 80
Cher has had countless hits and sparked more than a few controversies — while always doing things her own way.
Cannes moments: On politics, toxic masculinity and AI
As stars hit the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival from May 12-23, here are various takes grabbing media attention.
Iconic German musician Udo Lindenberg turns 80
From a historic East German concert to a rap hit, Udo Lindenberg has shaped German rock music like few others.
Lab-grown Tyrannosaurus leather: More chicken than dinosaur?
A handbag is promoted as the "world's first T. rex leather product". But scientists are questioning its authenticity.
A German rocker on a special train: Udo Lindenberg
Here's everything you need to know about the German rock legend Udo Lindenberg, born on May 17, 1946.
Fake TikTok fans and pop music's 'unethical' marketing
Do indie stars owe their success to TikTok "trend simulations"? Marketing ploys are as old as the music business itself.
Why is Hollywood missing from Cannes?
There are no US blockbusters premiering at the Cannes Film Festival this year. So who's snubbing who?
Thomas and Erika Mann biopic has an oddly twisted premise
Premiering at Cannes, "Fatherland" is set during the Cold War — a complex period for the anti-Nazi intellectuals.
How Rosalia became a global pop force
Spanish singer Rosalia has built her career with precision. How did she do it?
Fritz Lang's 'Metropolis' a milestone in sci-fi film
"Metropolis" (1927) shaped modern sci fi cinema with its depictions of futuristic cities, AI fears and class struggle.
'Rose' and the piece of fabric that embodies gender politics
Director Markus Schleinzer discusses why women passing as men inspired his historical drama, starring Sandra Hüller.
A book lover's dream holiday in Scotland
As UNESCO celebrates World Book Day on April 23, we visit a Scottish coastal town that was saved by books.
Nigeria's aso oke weavers caught between tradition and fashion
In Nigeria, traditional weavers continue to use ancient techniques, and are now at the center of a modern trend.
Has Coachella festival sold out?
One of the world's biggest open-air music and art festivals has been hit by controversies and declining credibility.
Veteran German actor Mario Adorf dies at age 95
Mario Adorf played legendary Hollywood villains, wrote German TV history, and still played in films at age 90.
The Haydn Expedition — Joseph Haydn rediscovered
Is Joseph Haydn's music boring? Not at all, say Paavo Järvi and the musicians of the Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen.
Rilke, Social Media and Empowerment
Rilke's timeless poetry, a swansong for social media and a courageous film challenging forced marriage.
'Nawi' depicts Kenyan girl's journey out of forced marriage
The award-winning film tells the true story of a gifted 13-year-old Kenyan girl who is sold into a forced marriage.
Miniature art: German artist creates tiny magical worlds
With imagination and subtle humor, Katharina Raab shows just how much magic can be found in the tiniest of things.
Poetry is dead? Ask Rilke!
The timeless poem of Austrian poet Rilke still captivates, inspiring influencers, artists and new generations.
At 40, Lady Gaga isn't done revolutionizing pop music
As iconic as she is outlandish, the star has reinvented pop music and reached millions by opening up about trauma.
Iranians and Israelis united through music
A message of hope for the future: The Berlin music ensemble Sistanagila brings together musicians from Iran and Israel.
Who will win the Oscars?
"Sinners" and "One Battle After Another" are favorites. while Timothee Chalamet's viral moment has rocked awards season.
Why all the hype for 'The Devil Wears Prada 2'?
All the original stars are back — and so is the backstabbing. Movie fans around the world are thrilled.
Berlinale future hangs in the balance
Festival head Tricia Tuttle's fate is uncertain after an emergency meeting to address controversy around Gaza remarks.
How two directors fought back when their film was stolen
An American submitted a movie by two German film students to film festivals under his own name and won prizes.
Charli xcx spoofs herself in 'The Moment'
With her new mockumentary, British pop star Charli xcx blows up the currently popular concert film genre.
Berlinale: Women from Iran, Afghanistan debut bold films
Two female filmmakers express injustice in contrasting genres: a romantic comedy — and a nightmarish drama.
'Apocalypse Now' actor Robert Duvall dies aged 95
Actor won an Oscar for "Tender Mercies" and earned nominations for classics including "The Godfather," "Apocalypse Now."
Is Netflix making us stupid?
DW's Scott Roxborough explores how Netflix is reshaping films and series for distracted viewers.
Should the Berlinale film festival 'stay out of politics'?
Asked if the festival should take a stand on Gaza, jury chief Wenders said it should avoid politics — not all agree.
Berlinale film festival blends politics, pop culture
Opening with an Afghan drama, Berlin's international film fest expects stars including Pamela Anderson and Ethan Hawke.
New Wuthering Heights film sparks rave reviews, controversy
Director Emerald Fennell lends Emily Brontë's classic 19th century Gothic romance an intense, visceral flair.
Margaret Atwood's memoirs
With "The Handmaid's Tale," Margaret Atwood looked to the future. Now she's looking at her own life.
Drama, wordsmiths and a wunderkind
An epic drama about racism. Wuthering Heights, world-famous writers and a musician as TikTok star.
How 'banana republics' figure in Latin American literature
Nobel laureates Gabriel Garcia Marquez's and Pablo Neruda's famous works touch on the topic of banana republics.
Celebrities, fans gather in Rome for Valentino's funeral
The fashion world has bid farewell to Valentino Garavani, the man known as the "last emperor" of Italian fashion.
'Sinners' breaks records at 2026 Oscar nominations
This year's Oscar nominations are historic, with a new category for the first time in 25 years, and a broken record.
'Sentimental Value' sweeps European Film Awards
Joachim Trier's drama won the top prizes, adding to Oscar buzz. Jafar Panahi decried Iran's brutal crackdown on protest.
8 fun facts about Dolly Parton for her 80th birthday
At 80, Dolly Parton can look back over an eventful life. Here are some facts about the country music icon.
How European cinema is stealing Hollywood's spotlight
The contenders for the European Film Awards are bold, political works that are creating buzz far beyond the continent.
Livestream: 4 award-winning filmmakers on risk-taking cinema
DW co-hosts a talk with European Film Award nominees Jafar Panahi, Oliver Laxe, Mascha Schilinski and Joachim Trier.
Jack London felt 'Call of the Wild,' lived life of adventure
From wolves in Alaska to high-seas adventure, London, who wrote "The Call of the Wild," was born 150 years ago.
Accordion renews image as Germany's top instrument for 2026
The accordion, Germany's instrument of the year, is used across various genres, from tango to heavy metal.
AI language models duped by poems
A new study has shown that prompts in the form of poems confuse AI models. Are poets the new hackers?
'Avatar': How the Na'vi language was constructed
A linguist's dream: DW talked to Paul Frommer about how he developed the "Avatar" aliens' language.
Netflix vs. Paramount bid for Warner Bros.: What's at stake?
How is the bidding war to acquire Warner Bros. connected to Harry Potter, Trump, TikTok — and the future of cinema?
Pioneering gay rights director Rosa von Praunheim dies at 83
His film "It Is Not the Homosexual Who Is Perverse, but the Society in Which He Lives" was a foundational work.
Beethovenhalle reopens: The return of a German cultural icon
After almost 10 years of renovation, Bonn's Beethovenhalle is back to its former splendor.
Jane Austen at 250: From Regency roots to TikTok reels
The English author's works fuel feminist debates, rom-coms and TikTok memes, proving her satire still lands.
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