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

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.

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.

What really makes the people of Wiesbaden laugh? We received the most varied answers to this question.

Second and last part of the interview with German soul band Glashaus. You will see a small scene from the official video for the single "Licht" ("Light") and find out a bit more about the band’s background.

The model agent Peyman Amin admits his preference for natural women and is interviewed about his family.

A warm welcome to a visit of Therese’s Meadow. The interview reveals some crazy things people do at Oktoberfest. You will also find out how the name Theresienwiese [Therese’s Meadow] came about. A video by beQueen.

With the motto Organic Disco, the climate-friendly party rocks on at Darmstadt’s “Centralstation” – on a dance floor that produces energy.

The members of the Karlsruhe rock band Sons of Sounds explain how their band got started.

The city of Offenburg has prepared itself for the upcoming Bambi awards show. Barbara Schöneberger takes a look around the city. A video by beQueen.

In the second part of our interview, the German pop-rock band Luxuslärm talks about their plans for the immediate future.

Soul singer Cassandra Steen is interviewed about her voice acting role in Disney’s The Princess and the Frog, and asked about her unusual height.

In the second part of the report from Oktoberfest, Arabella of beQueen meets a horse and a real Bavarian.

Team captain Jérôme Boateng analyses the reasons for losing against the Czech Republic team at the Under-21 European Championship Qualifying Round.

Frankfurt United’s new defender Maik Franz, aka Iron-Maik, tests the new Call-Bike system of the German Railway.