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Julian Reim makes a statement for diversity with "Gravitation Julian Reim releases his new single. This bears the title "Gravitation" and brings an important message with it. Among other things, it is about love, diversity and tolerant. "By the way" the song is also a real earworm. The basic message? Love cannot be controlled. It is there, a kind of force of nature that no one can influence. To stop this feeling would be impossible. And then, when it is there, it can't be stopped - no matter between whom it has arisen and which lives it is currently turning upside down. Love plays a major role in Julian Reim's work anyway. Because: it is, among other things, what inspires him to his songs. "Gravitation" - dance and feel Whoever thinks of a rather worn song with the combination of diversity and music, will be disabused after the first few beats. With "Gravitation" it is about an Oh...

Ross Antony's quiz show goes off in May! Now it's certain: starting on May 10, 2021, Ross Antony will also be on TV as a quiz master, among other things. The associated show is called "Rolling - The Quiz with the Coin". The name doesn't seem to be deceiving. It's actually about winning money by rolling a coin. The whole thing is to be broadcast every weekday at 6 p.m. on Sat.1. But what exactly is "Rolling - Das Quiz mit der Münze" all about? It's clear that the station could expand its lineup of quiz shows with this format. In the past, the station has used "Buchstaben Battle" with Ruth Moschner and "5 Gold Rings" with Steven Gätjen, among others. Quiz shows enjoy great popularity in the Corona Pandemic anyway. In addition, the show is based on a successful original from England. How does "Rolling - The Quiz with the Coin" work? In "Rolling - The Quiz with the Coin," three Tea...

Are coming outs during the Corona pandemic easier or even harder? ... or both? Those who have made the decision for their Coming Out often do not want to wait any longer. Often the feelings have accumulated over a long period of time. Many men, once the famous knot has burst, can no longer wait to inform their circle of friends. However, it also quickly becomes apparent that it is not always as easy "as it used to be" to talk to all acquaintances in as short a time as possible. Contact restrictions and the like ensure that the next party will certainly be a little longer in coming. However, this can also be an advantage. Because: Coming outs often take place on a smaller scale, but all the more personally. But what should be considered for a Coming Out in this day and age? Basically: there is NO guarantee for a positive reaction! Even though most Coming Outs we...

"All You Need" continues with second season Obviously, the producers seem to believe very much in "All You Need". Because: according to a report on the media portal DWDL, it is already certain that the queer series will be extended by another season. Interestingly, the first season has not yet been released. The premiere is to be celebrated in May. Just reading the basic plot shows that this could be a series with which great expectations are associated. The whole thing goes by the name of dramedy and should have a lot to offer to make a TV evening interesting and entertaining. What is "All You Need" about? All You Need" is all about Vince, played by Benito Bause, and Levo (Arash Marandi). Both are close friends with each other... And that, although they are actually completely different types. While one of them is a convinced representative of monogamy, the other...

Prince Marcus von Anhalt causes an éclat with celebrities under palm trees The first episode of Promis unter Palmen offered much that the inclined trash TV viewer had expected: some lesser-known celebrities and spats. What caused a real scandal, however, were the homophobic remarks of Prince Marcus von Anhalt. In a drunken state, he made no secret of the fact that he can't do anything with gay men. On the contrary! He declared, "It's disgusting when two men kiss." I stand by that - period! You can be a travesty artist. Stand on it, I think horny, but you have to f***** women! If I say, "Being gay sucks, then that's how it is for me!". The consequences of his verbal gaffes were not long in coming. Even during the show, there was a hail of comments on social networks. Many wondered why such homophobic remarks were broadcast at all. Comparisons with the first season of Celebrities under Palm Trees are ...

In a time when contact restrictions are the rule rather than the exception, it's important to look for alternatives like online parties in some areas of everyday life. Chats are still popular when it comes to meeting new people. However, if you want, you can also use such a chat to plan a singles party - virtually, of course. Like-minded people are often found in the chat, so putting together the "guest list" should not be difficult. But what is the best way to go about planning such an event? Are there any tips that can turn a virtual singles party into a real experience? Tip No. 1: For really good online parties, you should invite as wide a range of people as possible. As in real life, not everyone will have time on date XY. Therefore, it is better to invite a few more people. The easiest way to do this is of course via the chat mentioned above. Especially when...

The significance behind this act is sobering. In Berlin, the memorial plaques erected in honor of the homosexual movement have been damaged yet again. The plaques are located on the Magnus Hirschfeld Ufer. (Still) unknown persons have smeared them and burned out the faces that were depicted on them. Actually, these boards are meant to commemorate the first homosexual emancipation movement. To some homophobic people this seems to be a thorn in the eye - not for the first time. The State Security Service has taken up the investigation In the course of further investigations, it is now to be found out who damaged the three faces and smeared the memorial plaques. Particularly frightening: some people seem to be so bothered by the memorial plaque that they can't stand the fact that it is centrally located and accordingly present in the city. Now already altogether five times (!) it came to actions of this ar...

More LGBTQ for the TV landscape - RTL presents Princess Charming Dating shows continue to enjoy particular popularity. After two seasons of "Prince Charming," it's now the women's turn. Irina Schlauch, like Nicolas Puschmann, wants to find her great love on TV. Like its male counterpart, the new dating show is likely to appeal not only to the LGBTQ community. After all, the Gay Bachelor also proved in the past that love with all its facets can also lure straight people in front of the screen. One thing is certain: with Princess Charming, the TV landscape will once again become more colorful. RTL has now provided the first glimpses. Who is Irina Schlauch? Irina Schlauch seems likeable. She is 30 years old, works as a lawyer in Cologne and is looking for her dream woman. In the RTL interview, she reveals that character, self-confidence and humor are important to her, among other things. Her coming out was largely uncomplicated, about seven years ago....

Opinions are divided about Ms. Désirée Nick or "La Nick". On the one hand, she is celebrated for her sharp-tongued manner and her "I don't mince words" attitude; on the other hand, many find the Berliner shrill and annoying. Not infrequently, there is even talk of arrogance. Even though the trash TV icon appears at many relevant LGBTQ events, opinions differ even within the scene. But one thing is certain: Désirée Nick is an indispensable part of today's TV trash program. Her career began long before Promi Big Brother, Dschungelcamp and Co. Her curriculum vitae shows many interesting stations. Among other things, she was a ballet dancer and a Parisian revue girl. Today, she works primarily as a cabaret artist, author and actress. Her podcast "Lose Luder" recently made headlines when she compared honesty and bullying, or complained that both are the same these days.