Deutsche Welle - Entertainment
Satirist launches site targeting Cornell rape lawsuit
9 hours ago
Harvey Weinstein resentenced to 15 years for sexual assault9 hours ago
India: LPU suspends classes after unrest over alleged rape9 hours ago
How Naples' forgotten heritage revived a neighborhood16 hours ago
What would Francis of Assisi make of his fame today?1 day ago
London's 'mudlarking' boom sparks battle over the Thames2 days ago
Maurizio Cattelan: bananas and a mini-Hitler3 days ago
Hong Kong's Moon Festival shines with thousands of lanterns3 days ago
Oktoberfest: Munich beer bash draws global crowds11 hours ago
What if your lead actor can't see the film?4 days ago
How one fabric became a museum-worthy language3 days ago
Belgian pop star Pommelien Thijs sings for half the nation1 day ago
This extremely successful author polarizes German readers1 month ago
Mauritius offers a surprising take on plant-based cuisine.4 days ago
An exhibition in Munich is showing handmade artworks and writings by women who were imprisoned in Tehran's Evin Prison.5 days ago
The Beethovenfest exchange project brings German and Georgian musical traditions together.2 days ago
Removing invasive plants and storing groundwater could help South Africa prepare for the next water crisis.7 days ago
Yuval, an 18-year-old who was born in Berlin, shows us a day in his life in Germany's most diverse Jewish community.5 days ago
Curator and author Nana Oforiatta Ayim shows us some hot spots in Accra's vibrant, contemporary art scene.4 days ago
From rich kid to saint; Maurizio Cattelan's provocative art; and how cats became stars.3 days ago
Cultural and journalists in Georgia remain under threat. A DW panel brings together insiders who discuss the situation.14 hours ago
"Beethoven by Warhol" at the Beethoven House shares the story of the pop artist's screenprint of the great composer.7 days ago
Resignation agencies in Japan help employees seamlessly erase themselves from a job in just 15 minutes.15 days ago
Alcohol-free wine is still a niche business but growing fast. Could this be the future of an industry in transition?15 hours ago
A study shows chatbots mirror users' politics. Researchers fear this could deepen polarization.4 days ago
Fossils, rhinos and narwhal tusks may have helped our ancestors dream up these mythical creatures.5 days ago
Mixed martial arts made its debut at the Asian Games this week, a step closer to the Olympics. But obstacles remain.5 days ago
Hundreds of thousands of guests, packed beer tents and tight security marked the start of the world's largest folk fest.5 days ago
On the small Greek island of Atokos, pigs swim in the turquoise-blue sea. Cute? Yes. Harmless? Not necessarily.8 days ago
