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Dystopian futures and Gaza tragedy in focus at Venice
The 2025 Venice Film Festival will be remembered for films that bravely reflect on the wars and politics of the times.
Giorgio Armani, the minimalist, perfectionist fashion icon
Italian designer Giorgio Armani built an empire with elegant, timeless fashion. He died at the age of 91 in Milan.
Elegance doesn't age: Remembering Armani
Giorgio Armani built an empire well beyond the world of fashion.
'KPop Demon Hunters,' a Netflix hit upending stereotypes
A team of superheroes, not a girl group: The animated movie "KPop Demon Hunters" portrays K-pop idols as demon hunters.
'The Haydn Expedition': A very democratic orchestra
The documentary film "The Haydn Expedition" tells the story of artistic freedom and democratic governance.
Venice Film Festival to shine with star-studded lineup
The 82nd Venice Film Festival, which kicks off August 27, is packed with must-see movies and potential Oscar picks.
'Sound of Falling' is Germany's entry for the Oscars
The Cannes Jury Prize-winning drama by Mascha Schilinski will represent Germany in the best international film category.
How music is driving social change in Rwanda
Music is considered the universal language of humanity, as people connect through rhythm.
Who will be the next James Bond?
Who will follow Daniel Craig as 007? Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren insist James Bond should continue to be male.
Who was thong inventor Rudi Gernreich?
The thong was created by Austrian-born designer Rudi Gernreich, who didn't want to sexualize the body, but liberate it.
Afghan Youth Orchestra: Resistance against the Taliban
Music is banned at home. But after fleeing the Taliban, the exiled Afghan Youth Orchestra is performing in Europe.
Taylor Swift's next album titled 'The Life of a Showgirl'
A post on the US superstar's website did not specify a release date.
Wim Wenders in his own words
Over his 50-year career, the prolific German auteur has made observations that are soundbites in themselves.
Wim Wenders: Cinema and the 'art of getting lost'
As Wim Wenders turns 80, a look at how travel and getting lost have shaped his films and global cinematic perspectives.
Kenya, Africa's home of country music
Country music has a loyal fan base in Kenya — and its popularity is growing steadily.
Hans Christian Andersen's timeless legacy
The prolific Danish writer died 150 years ago, yet his fairy tales still inspire young and old readers to this day.
Wacken Open Air 2025: Germany's legendary metal festival
It's not just about metal music but a unique community and cultural experience. Five must-know things about W:O:A.
Why Helen Mirren, at 80, remains the queen of acting
She can portray monarchs and bosses of any period. As Helen Mirren turns 80, here's a look back at her career.
Ozzy Osbourne: The 'Prince of Darkness' pioneered hard rock
John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne overcame addiction to continue his work and pioneer the heavy metal genre.
How Hollywood films are modified by censors around the world
Many films are banned, but some censors cut out or modify scenes deemed provocative, such as Superman's kiss in India.
Salzburg Festival 2025: Between power struggles and hope
This year, the Salzburg Festival's program echoes the tense state of the world.
Bad Bunny's love letter to Puerto Rico
The star celebrates his homeland: 30 shows in San Juan full of culture and community — and much more than just music.
Can Rihanna outshine the Smurfette principle?
The megastar plays a starring role in "Smurfs." But the beloved community of blue creatures has gender balance issues.
Music industry faces censorship after Bob Vylan controversy
Event organizers feel the pressure to deplatform the UK punk-rap duo who chanted "Death to the IDF."
A political 'Superman'? The superhero as a 'moral immigrant'
The "Superman" director says his film is about the "lost" US value of basic human kindness. Who finds this offensive?
Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath put on one last show
On July 5, Osbourne reunited with Black Sabbath in Birmingham for a farewell concert. Here's a look at his wild life.
Kidjo, Padukone make Hollywood Walk of Fame history
Angelique Kidjo and Deepika Padukone are among several international celebrities recognized.
India accuses Prada of cultural appropriation over sandals
The luxury brand has been accused of replicating the iconic Kolhapuri chappals without recognizing the footwear's roots.
Lost Nazi-era novel becomes bestseller
Sebastian Haffner's forgotten 1932 romance novel set amid Hitler's ominous rise to power is now a literary sensation.
'Vogue' editor Anna Wintour: Iconic and controversial
As the "Vogue" editor steps down after 37 years, here's how she turned the magazine into the world's fashion bible.
Rheingau Music Festival experiments with classical format
The Rheingau Music Festival 2025 continues its classical music focus but intersperses elements of pop and world music.
Building Bridges: The art of understanding — Arts Unveiled
Muslim migration to Germany and the high art of diplomacy.
Indian-German design duo highlight fashion waste
An Indian architect and German fashion designer work as Bouley Gandhi, making art using discarded materials.
Star pianist Alfred Brendel dies
The pianist passed away in London at age 94.
Bach's music sounds out against war and discrimination
Contemporary arrangements of Bach masterpieces at the Leipzig Bach Festival highlight oppression and conflict.
Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius enjoys social media revival
How do you keep calm in times of crisis? What do people need to be happy? Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius offers answers.
From bowler to top hats: Chile's most iconic hat store
A traditional hat store in Santiago de Chile has been around for 110 years, and still attracts crowds today.
A voice for democracy: Thomas Mann's lasting literary legacy
Nobel prize laureate, literary exile and Nazi resister, Thomas Mann remains a cultural icon 150 years since his birth.
Thomas Mann: A German literary giant in America
Thomas Mann left Germany as the Nazis took power and went into exile in the US. How did his 14 years there change him?
Did Mozart have friends?
Mozart had many admirers. But did he have real friends? The questions are explored at the Mozart festival in Würzburg.
Beyond Trump's film tariffs: Is Hollywood really in decline?
Fewer films and series are being made in the US. But will tariffs alone bring back productions to LA?
Hitler's food tasters inspire new film
"The Tasters" is a fictional version of the story of a woman who worked as Hitler's food taster. How much of it is true?
German filmmaker Mascha Schilinski wins Cannes Jury Prize
Schilinski's "Sound of Falling" depicts four generations in rural Germany, creating a sweeping depiction of a century.
Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi wins best film at Cannes
The previously imprisoned director won the Palme d'Or for his powerful cinematic piece "It Was Just an Accident."
Why Japan's animation industry has embraced AI
Japanese artists are worried for their future, but the country's culture might make it easier to accept AI.
From emerald cities to ruby shoes: The curious colors of Oz
"The Wizard of Oz" turns 125 and remains a color-saturated pop culture icon via films, musicals or songs.
Cannes rolls out the red carpet
The international film world is gathered on the French Riviera for one of the most prestigious events in the industry.
Conductor Leon Botstein has a message for democracy
The music conductor Leon Botstein is in Germany on a trans-Atlantic mission. Freedom takes work, he told DW.
'Rust' in theaters four years after cinematographer's death
Halyna Hutchins died when actor Alec Baldwin fired a loaded prop gun. Now the film is reaching audiences.
Vietnam War: How protest music fueled a movement
How did American protest culture, including music, play a key role in ending the Vietnam War some 50 years ago?
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