"Und wenn ein Lied" is a hit single from Xavier Naidoo and his band Söhne Mannheims ("Sons of Mannheim").

"Wo willst du hin" (Where Are You Going) is an R&B song by renowned German soul singer Xavier Naidoo. The song was a huge hit when it was released in 2002, and spent several weeks on the charts in German-speaking countries.

Xavier Naidoo's song "Was wir alleine nicht schaffen" from his album "Telegramm für X" is a song that has accompanied the German national soccer team on many occasions.

Produced by The World Wildlife Found WWF, this clip featuring music by German singer Clueso reminds us of the amount of plastic going into our oceans – something we must not forget in the course of our day-to-day lives.

German singers LEA and Wincent Weiss team up for this short duet about a couple going through a difficult time.

German singer Wincent Weiss performs his song "Feuerwerk."

Singer Wincent Weiss has won the prize for best German artist at the MTV Europe Music Awards and an Echo Award. This optimistic song is about not giving up on relationships, even when it seems like it will take a miracle for things to work out.

In "Hier mit dir" ("Here with you"), Wincent Weiss sings about lifelong friendships and draws on his own personal experiences. The video features Marko, his best friend for more than 25 years.

"Komm wie du bist" (Come as You Are), the debut EP from Berlin-based singer Wilhelmine, looks back on when she used to hide her real self. But those days are over!

This cartoon about Wickie the viking was based on a series of children's books by Runer Jonsson. Here you can listen to the theme song.

Weather vixen Sexy Anja can’t hold back her excitement as she reports the conditions for summer 2010!

Weather vixen Sexy Anja is back, and to her dismay the weather seems to be turning, which means she has to mothball her favorite race car and can't drive topless anymore...

Sexy Anja also wants to be able to go on vacation sometimes and is looking for a replacement. Are you interested?

This commercial is part of a provocative advertising campaign warning parents about violence, right-wing radicals, pornography and pedophiles in the internet.

These are not a bunch of free-ranging hippies, on the contrary: the World Wide Fund for Nature organized the event in Grugapark in Essen with a very clear goal in mind – to publicize the need to protect our forests as wildlife habitat. What better excuse do 848 people need to hug a tree? Viel Spaß!