Hollywood’s raven-haired beauty Megan Fox has edged out Britney Spears as the most googled person in Germany, according to the company’s “Zeitgeist 2009” list released this week.
Gustav Schäfer, the drummer for German teenie pop band Tokio Hotel, was briefly admitted to the hospital over the weekend after getting in a bar fight in his hometown Magdeburg, according to daily <i>Bild</i>.
<i>Schlager</i>, Germany’s own particular brand of schmaltzy pop music, faces plenty of public ridicule. But as <b>Jeff Kavanagh</b> reports, that doesn’t stop thousands from celebrating its cheesy, good-time vibes each year in Hamburg.
Annemarie Eilfeld, who was voted out of the semi-final of Germany’s TV popstar contest <i>Deutschland Sucht Den Superstar</i> on Saturday, has demanded a redo of the show after broadcaster RTL mistakenly swapped telephone voting numbers.
The criminal defence lawyer representing No Angels member Nadja Benaissa stepped down on Friday, jeopardising the singer's chances of being released from jail while under investigation of knowingly exposing her lovers to HIV.
No Angels pop star Nadja Benaissa, arrested on charges of grievous bodily harm over the weekend, is accused of having unprotected sex with several partners without telling them she is HIV positive.
Grammy Award-winning American singer Lionel Richie wants to make Berlin his second home, according to the German edition of Reader’s Digest on Friday.
