DJ Jey is at the premiere of German comedy Die Superbullen [The Supercops], a movie about two useless cops who are about to be fired…

German rock band Selig [Blessed] reunited again two years ago. Thomas Raudnitzky from RheinMain Szene interviews them during a concert at the Frankfurt club Batschkapp.

The jewelry designer Jonathan Johnson shows how to cast a model for a jewelry piece at his atelier.

In this second part of the interview, star tattoo artist Mario Barth talks about reconstructive cosmetics for breast cancer patients and about how his campaign for PetaTV came about.

We see two pro freeriders in action at the Engadin Snow 2009 in Switzerland.

In the second part of this documentary about the Organic Disco in the Centralstation Darmstadt, you will find out more about the unique dance floor and listen to the opinions of some of the attendees.

What grinds the gears of the forbearing Cassandra Steen and how does she feel about talent shows? You are going to find out all that in this fourth and last part of the interview.

Wolfgang Niedecken is the singer and writer of the German band “BAP”. He talks about his experiences in Uganda on behalf of World Vision. He wrote a song called “Nach Gulu” [To Gulu] about what the children from Gulu saw, experienced and talked about.

The jewelry designer Jonathan Johnson gives us a tour of his atelier.

The Swiss author Benedict Wells talks about the bumpy road to his writing career and how effort and perseverance are the key to success. A video by beQueen.

Reporter Denise met with stuntman Marko König in Durlach and asked him about his work empowering teenagers, while she herself is shown to put mind over matter. A video by bwfamily.

Actress, presenter and model Sonya Kraus is expecting a baby. Thomas Raudnitzky interviewed her on the subject.

The “Dance into May” at the Union-Halle in Frankfurt has quite a few things to offer to its female guests.

Franz Beckenbauer explains how it was a slap in the face which lead him to FC Bayern after beginning his career as a schoolboy in his hometown of Giesing. He enjoys food, but cooking is not for him, he says.

The comedian Michael Mittermeier has lent his voice to the greedy dragon Hektor from the children’s film Lilly the Witch and now justifies himself to beQueen.