Jens Harzer moves to Berlin: Royal transfer to the theater
2024-04-23 11:29:07
Theater carrier of the Iffland Ring
Royal transfer to the theater – Jens Harzer moves to Berlin
Status: 23.04.2024 | Reading time: 2 minutes
Jens Harzer at the handover of the Iffland Ring in Vienna
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Finally good news for the capital’s theater: Jens Harzer, holder of the Iffland Ring, is moving to the Berliner Ensemble – and he’s not coming alone.
From Rock Star to Entrepreneur: Sek Losos Expensive Lesson Learned
- April 24, 2024
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Almost becoming a tycoon, ‘Sek Loso’ posted an expensive lesson. who spent hundreds of millions in return
On April 23 last Sec Loso Or he posted Mr. Seksan Sukphimai, a famous rocker, a picture of an energy drink, brand Lody, which Sek had previously invested in. It was produced and sold for a while before it was discontinued and said to be “If Losodi is successful Now he’s a magnate, haha.** Spent about a hundred million baht. It’s a very expensive lesson. “…
However, after the post was published, fans also continued to show their support, including King Kon Bai, who noted that “But Loso never dies from my heart.”
– In terms of taste / quality, it can easily compete with other brands. But the most important thing is marketing.
– The Loso brand still has great value, sir.
– Hey, you can make better songs. “No headache needed.”
– Unfortunately, I think the marketing and packaging is not good,
Paris 2024 Olympic Games: why was the Olympic flame actually lit on Monday?
In the ancient sanctuary of Olympia, in front of the 2,600 year old ruins of the temple of Hera, the actress Mary Mina lit, this Tuesday, the famous flame which will then cross Europe to reach Paris.
But due to cloudy skies at the site of the first Olympic Games in ancient times, the lighting could not be done with the sun’s rays as ancient tradition dictates.
It was carried out with a reserve flame kept during Monday’s dress rehearsal thanks to the intervention of “priestesses” dressed in long light dresses inspired by the clothing of the ancient Greeks.
During the Sydney Olympics in 2000, the Olympic flame was also lit the day before the ceremony. Just like on Tuesday April 16, the sky was overcast and prevented the flame from being lit using parabolic mirrors which reflect the sun’s rays.
The flame was then transported to the ancient stadium of Hestadia to be given to the first torchbearer, Greek Olympic rowing champion Stefanos Ntouskos. He passed it on to former swimmer Laure Manaudou, the first French relay runner.
The torch is designed to withstand extreme conditions (wind, rain, snow,
Baur au Lac: A Legacy of Luxury and Innovation in Zurich
2024-04-18 02:57:52
18. April 2024
Since 1844, the Baur au Lac has been one of the flagships in Zurich. As one of very few five-star hotels in the world, it is still in family hands. Marguita Kracht, Andrea Kracht’s seventh generation daughter, is now taking the helm – and is turning the restaurant concept on its head. Not everyone likes this break with norms, but it is not for nothing that the owner family can look back on 180 years of success.
Anyone who knows the city of Zurich also knows Baur au Lac (“Baur am See”). Located directly on the lakeshore, the hotel has been one of the top addresses in Zurich, Switzerland and Europe since it opened 180 years ago. The hotel has been run by the founding family since 1844 – making it one of the very few five-star hotels in the world that are still family-owned. Behind the house is the Kracht family, which no longer bears the name of the hotel founder Johannes Baur, but is a direct successor to him. “We have seven generations of history,” says owner Andrea Kracht in an interview with Forbes. This is also necessary,
Shakiras Revenge Songs Against Gerard Piqu Earn Her Millions
Shakira’s ‘revenge’ stage against Gerard Piqué in her songs comes to an end
Shakira recently opened up about her decision to no longer write songs about her ex-partner, Gerard Piqué, after finishing her ‘revenge’ stage through her music. Her compositions post-separation have not only served as a form of relief for the Colombian singer but have also been successful hits, further boosting her fortune.
In a recent analysis by the Spanish press, it was revealed that Shakira’s earnings from her first songs targeting Piqué, known as the ‘revenge triad’, amounted to a significant sum. The triad includes popular tracks such as ‘Te Felicito’ with Rauw Alejandro and ‘Monotonía’ with Ozuna, which resonated strongly with fans following the announcement of the former couple’s split.
Although Shakira has since released new songs addressing her relationship with Piqué, including ‘Última’ from her album Las mujeres ya no cry, it was the initial three songs that reportedly brought in over 20 million dollars to her bank account. With this, the singer-songwriter marks the end of an era and looks toward new creative endeavors.
Ji Krampol on the death of Josef Laufer (84): It didnt have to be!
The performer of the immortal trucker’s anthem Goodbye love, I’m moving onby the way the full name of Don José Pedro Rodriguez de Montagnes de Laufer, died. His death affected a number of his fans as well as colleagues from the art industry – and among them, for example, the actor Jiří Krampol. “He was a wonderful boy, talented in every way, he sang flawlessly, he was charismatic, he was a good actor and I think he was the best of all singers in terms of movement, because he had it in him, that Spanish blood,” reported about him for tn.nova.cz.
Krampol, who is currently hospitalized due to pneumonia, recalled joint activities… “We played tennis together all our lives, we had various businesses together and then we lived in the same barracks, he lived one floor below, so we were really friends,” lamented the actor, who takes Laufer’s death as a release. Nevertheless, he is completely beside himself with this sad news… “When a person who was close to me left, the first momentt is not like: ‘Jesus Christ!’ It’s just happening…” he admitted dejectedly.
Josef Laufer died: He could have been the Czech Belmond,
On Robinson the New Year Occasions. Here is our top ten must-see books of 2023
Robinson asks readers a question: are you sure you’ve read all the best books of the year just ended? We then offer you our top ten best reads of 2023.
E’ Paolo Di Paolo to open the newsstand issue of our cultural weekly, dedicated to New Year’s Eve occasions. One thing is certain, 2023 has demonstrated not only that the novel is not dying but that it is increasingly establishing itself as a parallel path to fast writing on social media. The more social media synthesizes, the more space writers take up. Not just the double will left to us by Cormac McCarthyi magistrali The passenger e Stella Marisbut also the narration river de I libri di Jakub Of Olga Tokarczuk or the new proof of Salman Rushdie, The city of victory.
Naturally, in the foreground are the end-of-year best-seller rankings. King of the bestseller and the principe Harry with his memoir Spare. The Italian exploit is called Francesca Giannone than with the novel The postman, winner of the Bancarella prize, follows the autobiography of the rebel prince.
Unveiling the Mysteries of Our Galaxys 3D Magnetic Field
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Surveyed Area Image The image shows the surveyed area on the sky, including a full-sky map of the polarized glow emitted by dust, as observed by ESA’s Planck satellite. Credit: Astronomy & Astrophysics (2024). DOI: 10.1051/0004-6361/202349015 Surveyed Area Details
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The surveyed area on the sky. Left: Full-sky map of the polarized glow emitted by dust, emission as seen, in low resolution, by ESA’s Planck satellite. This emission is the dust veil obscuring our view of the early Universe. Middle: A zoom-in of the map toward the surveyed regions. Right: A close-up view of the surveyed region. Each black segment corresponds to the measured polarization of a single star. The direction of the segments maps the corresponding direction of the magnetic field in the region. Credit: Astronomy & Astrophysics (2024) New Horizons in Astronomy
With the advent of advanced technologies and cutting-edge facilities, astronomy has ushered in a new era where the vast expanse of the sky is now within reach. The components of our cosmic abode, the Milky Way galaxy—comprising stars, gas, and magnetic fields—can finally be charted in three dimensions.
Dance big, dance small! Folk dance ensemble Teiksma is preparing for a big concert
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The name of the concert “Dejo mageli, dejo mazi” was not chosen by chance. One of the basic values of “Teiksma” is the family, and this is confirmed by the fact that there are many families in the big family of Teiksmas, whose representatives dance in different age groups. The children of the participants, who started their dancing careers in the smallest group, have now grown up and continue to dance in the main group, as well as perform on the same stage with their parents.
Photo: Publicity photo
Heritability in dance is not only in the ranks of participants, but also in the ranks of choreographers and pedagogues. The children of the leaders of “Teiksma” and “Teiksmiņa” have also grown up, who are themselves educators in the children’s collective. The concert will also feature their choreographies.
Choreographer Jānis Ārglis. Photo: Ieva Makare
At the “Dejo lieli, dejo mazi” concert, the audience will be delighted by the well-known and beloved dances of choreographer Jānis Ārglis,