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Nicolas Puschmann had to leave Let's Dance - but why? It was one of the Let's Dance decisions that many viewers could not understand: Nicolas Puschmann's journey on Let's Dance came to an unexpected end on Saturday. And that, although the ex-Prince Charming had still skimmed 27 points with his Quickstep in the first round. Shortly after the announcement of the verdict, voices were raised in the social networks criticizing the verdict. More and more viewers demanded that the decision about the final elimination should not lie with the TV community, but should be made by the jury. Speaking of the jury, Motsi also expressed her dismay that Nicolas must now set sail. Already during her first evaluation, she emphasized that she would look forward to the show every time, knowing that Nicolas and Vadim would dance again. A Let's Dance participation with a high degree of difficulty In the course of time, it turned out to be among ...

Fashion Baron Alber Elbaz has died of covid-19. Fashion designer Alber Elbaz is dead. The 59-year-old died of covid-19. Among others, Alex Koo, his life partner, also mourns him. The two had been together for a long time. In Paris, in a hospital, Elbaz now closed his eyes. In the fashion world, the queer designer was successful and well-known. His creations showed not only a sense of style, but also always a pleasant conspicuousness. Among other things, it was Elbaz's cheerful and at the same time pleasant manner that made him so popular. In a world that - according to many prejudices - is mainly about superficialities, the designer always provided a breath of fresh air and ensured that people could also believe in the "good in people" without any problems for the most part. Alber Elbaz - a very special character There's no question about it: Alber Elbaz seemed a little more approachable than many other people in the industry. He convinced with imaginative cr...

Hape Kerkeling's "Beatrix" appearance marked its 30th anniversary "How far can you actually go?" Hape Kerkeling seems to have asked himself this question about 30 years ago. He dressed up as Queen Beatrix and drove to Bellevue Palace in a limousine. The rest is TV history. The action worked. It even seemed that not even the security guards could be angry with the entertainer. The whole thing was too ingenious to be perceived as mischievous. Nevertheless, many began to sweat. Because: the real queen arrived only a few minutes after Hape's performance. What had happened? The concept behind the prank was well thought out, yet comparatively simple. As part of the state visit of the Dutch Queen Beatrix, Kerkeling dressed himself up as Beatrix and took it upon himself to have a "lekker luncheon" at Bellevue Palace. Whether one was already aware of this at the time in the context of the first broadcast...

Elton John moves his Oscar party to the Internet For many film fans, the Oscars are simply part of a perfect movie year. The flair of "staying up late", "eating chips" and being happy for the stars who have been awarded one of the prizes just comes once in 365 days. In addition, the Oscars are almost always good for one (or more) surprise(s). However, there are also constants without which a "perfect Oscar night" would be difficult to imagine. One of them is the famous Elton John Oscar Party. No matter who wins, no matter who goes away empty-handed: Sir Elton John stands for good humor and entertainment like no other host. And this time? Due to Corona, an exuberant celebration was unfortunately not possible this time. But that's no reason for John to bury his head in the sand. Because: if it's not possible to celebrate "in real", the party can simply be moved to the Internet, can't it? Elton John brings the "Wh...