Award-winning graphic novel from Brazil: With love and art against the maelstrom of violence
House of World Cultures: Poster campaign asks about the state of the world
Christina Quarles in the Hamburger Bahnhof: The memory of the muscles
Time change: progress and lag
The week: life and counterlife
Column “Berliner Truffle” (15): The fox fountain in the Cecilien Gardens
“ZDF Magazin Royale” satirizes right-wing comedy: “Nuhr im Zweite” – but how!
After 60 years ZDF: lost generation
The constant jazz in the background: Teresa Präauer invites you to the table
Nominations for the Lolas: Nothing new at the Film Awards
Pope’s obituary published too early: Press Council issues 17 complaints
Snoop Dogg’s show in the Berlin Max-Schmeling-Halle: sex, weed and beer
German Film Awards: Twelve nominations for “Nothing New in the West”
Interview with Deutsche Welle director Peter Limbourg: “We can’t really say we’re leaving everything as it is”
Writing for nothing: Denis Scheck discusses the most successful novels
Steel, Flesh and Floods: Mariette Navarro’s debut novel “Over the Sea”
The shortlist for the Leipzig Book Fair Prize: Time of the Transformed
Australia in the Gropius Bau: The truth about the rainbow snake
“Who isn’t delighted by something like this…”: Jan Philipp Reemtsma’s long biography of Christoph Martin Wieland
Climate-neutral Berlin 2030: 300 creative artists call for “yes” in the referendum
Opening planned for 2026: Gauck and Herta Müller are promoting the Exile Museum at Anhalter Bahnhof
“That’s going on” by Herbert Grönemeyer: verbiage and resistance
A streaming network of all German broadcasters: think from the user’s point of view!
Ukrainian War Diary (120): The parallel worlds of Facebook
Maria Borrély’s novel: “Mistral”: You can also talk about the weather in books
Netflix series “The Night Agent”: High voltage when you call
Staff meeting at Deutsche Welle: “What is the management doing?”
Girley Charlene Jazama on German colonial crimes: “I can be a catalyst to give my ancestors a voice”
Sensitivity Reading: Now the German-language post-war literature is also suspected of racism
Keanu Reeves is John Wick: Age doesn’t protect you from bullets
