In this third part of the Sport Ball documentary, the celebrities are asked about their favorite winter sport.

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.

“Miss 66” tries to explain the sports term “man-to-man marker” in women’s terms. This clip by beQueen may also be viewed by men.

As a preparation for Frankfurt’s “Herbs Day,” more than five hundred children made propellers and planted them in a field in Frankfurt’s Bonames district.

The Berlin musician Frank Zander is known for his raspy voice and his black humor. Better watch out because: “Hier kommt Kurt” [Here Comes Kurt].

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

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 Engadin Snow at the Swiss mountain Corvatsch is a popular freeriding event. In 2009 all sectors of the north face will be open for riding for the very first time.

First it’s hair and makeup, and now the red carpet awaits Barbara Schöneberger. A video by beQueen.

The official video for the emotional song “Unsterblich” [Immortal] by the German pop rock band Luxuslärm.

At the Atelier Goldstein, talented and ambitious artists, who are restricted in other areas of life because of a disability, realize their full potential.

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.

For lovers of classical music Vienna is a true paradise. But also recreational athletes, those interested in culture and others get their money’s worth in this cozy but lively city.

The German national team achieved third place at the Soccer World Cup 2010 in South Africa. Back in Germany, how do the people of Frankfurt feel now that the World Cup is over, and what will they do with their newfound spare time?

The organisation Girls Wanted supports the young talents of women’s football and runs events for the young players on a regular basis.