Jazz orchestra and rock guitarist, does that fit together? At the German Jazz Festival in Frankfurt, there were surprising encounters and spectacular individual performances. The audience was more than right.
France is arguing about causes and originators of the violence of the weekend. While some see the security forces in their duty, others justify the protests – including well-known intellectuals.
A few clicks are enough – and already an AI creates a character that looks very similar to the Grüffelo. But how do ChatGPT and Co. know how to do this? Grüffelo artist Axel Scheffler has a few questions.
In 1953, Tenzing Norgay was only Hillary’s companion to the Daily Mail, but he had already been on Everest six times. Jennifer Peedom’s film shows him as an outsider between British conquerors and skeptical Sherpas.
Netflix celebrates its first “Book Festival” in Paris. 20 percent of all streams of the company are now literary film adaptations. You rely on reading in a city shaken by the unrest.
“Yumikos Paravent”, the second novel by Hanns Zischler, is reminiscent of a Japanese woodcut with its flat calm. It is about the secret love of letters of two people across decades and continents.
The Nobel Prize for Literature has been awarded since 1901. But who remembers the first winner? This time it will be about authors who, despite their Nobel Prize, no longer possess literary world fame.
The 51-year-old faces three counts of rape, three charges of sexual assault and one of indecent assault.
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