more photography dramatic pictures from the frontlines capturing faithful moments in time and even risking to. she gave her life to other stories of people who ended up killing. women more photographers story to be third on g.w. . our own welcome to another exciting edition of your own max i'm your host meghan lee from really all places to cutting edge technology we have lots in store on the show today here's a look at what's coming up. french sensation often bach is a hot to do on the electronic music scene. the greek icon a visit to the birthplace of democracy in athens. an asian

experience dining on foot high a salad in a berlin restaurant. we can go off the show with a young french d.j. duo who are filling the dance floors here in europe often bach are seen as these shooting stars on the europe's electronic dance scene now their trademark is a mix of different styles and their hair in berlin right now to promote their latest single called party so we caught up with them at a gig. from paris to berlin where the new single. party is the latest release by french d.j. dual often bach it's the perfect name tag for

a party hotspot like berlin. we're joined a la the cd we had so much fun in partying and clubs and yeah i think for electronic music is one of the most important cd of the world with the techno techno chilled sure and so clubs couture is a really really intense here. often barca's storming the church in germany and across europe her most recent trip was caught she. was a rematch of the song by blues musician nick waterhouse. and often backs hands it's been given a hard driving beat. but.

they call her style deep house rock and rock is where they have their roots. but it was just off doing these indicate of seeds are was being bad wasn't think it's our. kids and we just try you know to add some. to all rock influences when you know when you get she's only it is the drums and the bass everything around this is only rock guitars are gone and the vocal. so he. says aren't dorion better at school when they were just eleven after appearing in several electro clubs in paris to two settled on a name often it's a nod and yeah it's like a tribute to. classical music and he chose that we are open minded to love. music. two years after launching off and bach landed their first international hit

in twenty sixteen called be mine it's now gone platinum several times over. with their new single party they're looking to build on their early success. there are increasing popularity has come at a price more obligations and more pressure to succeed. lot of young musicians the nonstop appearances and player of the limelight take their toll. last week music fans were shocked by the news of the deaths of swedish electro d.j. . the concert his death is still not known. because he was really didn't see it we never met him but he was one of the first inuits who. told.

so. far as to. where i think we tried to be more calm and just you know that there are real seems like the live shows. often bach is now headed out on an extensive international tour before their first album is released in late summer. and we will be listening out for that. moving on now to the latest addition to the british royal family kate and william have the names of their baby more on that at the top of today's express. the new born son of the duke and duchess of cambridge is named louis of the charles the announcement was made by kids in some palace via twitter. the youngest addition to the world family was born on monday morning he's fifth in line to the british

throne. is william and kate's child to prince george and princess sean it's. his name on his louis about bashing the lost boys way of india . swedish pop superstars albums for united to record two new songs like yeah those girls benny and annie fred maybe announcement on friday if you instagram yourself we all four felt that after some thirty five years it could be fun to join forces again and go into the recording studio one of the songs will be shown on television in december otherwise their separate ways in mind she may be true sold more than four hundred million albums worldwide. three hundred sixty degree paragon piano ramabai yogic r.c.c. is set to return to berlin in the summer the artist has already begun rehearsals

and preparations for the show elaborate animations and more than eighty antique sculptures from berlin spent on museum complete the vast picture the show aims to bring the ancient greek city to life a smaller version of the paramount panorama came to berlin in two thousand and eleven drawing around one point five million visitors over the course of a year. and staying on the subject of antiquity we had now to the acropolis in the greek capital athens now this famous. heritage site dates back to the fifth century b.c. of course time has taken its toll on what is now a popular tourist attraction so for the last part in our series on famous landmarks we met up with an expert to find out what preserving this sacred monument involves .

the world famous acropolis perched atop a hill in central athens the ruins of the citadel are almost two thousand five hundred years old this national treasure is a unesco world heritage site and a symbol of the birthplace of democracy at its center is the parthenon temple dedicated to the greek goddess athena today it's the work place he's one of ten stone masons tasked with the site's restoration. their activities include replacing missing marble column sections with new ones. copying the column of pieces that have different forms at the top. making precise measurements painstaking work refurbishing the temple doesn't mean rebuilding it but stabilizing what's left of it. every stone on the site he's been

coming here practically every working day for over fifteen years. working conditions are trying to. streamline hot and summer sun a scorching. and in the winter it gets cold in a very windy. but it's part of the job that's not. in two thousand and nine a new museum was opened at the foot of the acropolis it shows the sites history the original citadel was destroyed by the persians then. grand temple complex with the parthenon at its heart was built during the golden age of parent please later the parthenon was turned into a mosque by the ottomans who later housed an ammunition dump their cannon fire from venetian ships caused an explosion that destroyed much of the temple we now know that the temples white marble sculptures were originally multi-colored the parthenon is famous freeze was also

a colorful affair original marble sections are currently on display at the museum alongside plaster replicas that indicate missing parts that were carted off to the british museum in london in one thousand one talks about returning them have so far failed to bear fruit. the acropolis has an emotional pull on locals and visitors alike many are literally overwhelmed when ice so all these. people do these make me and of my heart you know the place where the humanity was hungry know up. there you know for what are. kind of feel like the history and the hammer than all the work that we've been through to this is really amazing the acropolis is among the world's top tourist attractions the ancient ruins appeal to all sorts of people whether they're archaeology or history and busy asked or simply here to enjoy the view. of the zero

max viewers who are fans of the acropolis to. the. stonemason theater isn't fazed by all the hustle and bustle. to be honest i barely know the sun my day to day activities of the match like a backdrop to my work. some of them. it's quite nice early notices. down athens in. sister oracle pluck a neighborhood practically every shop stock souvenirs of the acropolis and parthenon even if most of them are made in china. the restoration team still have a number of columns to repair their work is due to be finished in three years and hopefully this impressive site will then no longer be tarnished by those unsightly building cranes. now earlier this week as part of our current draw

we asked you to send us in photos of your favorite landmarks we've received loud so photographs from all over the world so we'd like to share some of them with you now . now as always there can only be one new winning photo and about of course comes from costa rica this week from carlos i v that hakim who we see there in southern a very. carlos congrats you have won yourself a three d. model of the eiffel tower in paris now our contest is still still running so you can go to our website for all of the details are it it is time now for something to each and as we've said before you don't have to leave berlin to experience international cuisine there are some one hundred eighty nine nations represented here in berlin now some of these people have opened up their own restaurants and

today we're going to try out a special papaya salad from laos so born i'm fifty. has been my first memories of berlin where the months that i spent in an asylum seekers' home those are my earliest memories that i can remember the long hall when i use the linoleum floor and there were many trips for children and many other people from asia. and was born in. one nine hundred seventy seven in laos this photograph of her extended family was taken before her birth her father was critical of the government and in one nine hundred seventy nine her family fled to thailand hauen nguyen was the youngest of four siblings a year later she arrived in berlin. meanwhile she has her own family sharing meals together with her husband and children is very important to

her. in athens speak to as you know him in asia plays a very big role hot at the center of everything at big family celebrations too there's always a lot of food good food it's always the highlight the high to not even nowadays when there's a family celebration everyone looks forward to the food and of course to spending time with your family when you all get together. how the new unit originally trained as a foreign language clerk. in two thousand and eleven she and her two brothers opened a restaurant in the north her under strict upper lip. shade features dishes from south eastern asia. and. my father's name is don yeah officially our last name is nguyen because the person

who applied for our permission to come here put down the name nguyen which is a very common vietnamese name musician but our real name is don. that's why i decided to use that name for a restaurant and dissing him. and shame is unknown to indochina which laois is a part of and you know. my grandfather and great grandfather worked for the french sometimes as cooks that's why we thought it was a good fit that's all i'd scoff one time is in this place going to go to. a pious cellar. it is a traditional laotian dish which is served in many different ways. usually eaten with fermented shrimp. in an unusual twist the ingredients are crushed with a mortar and pestle. a

salad ism a launch of flavors combining the sweetness of a pio and sugar a salty fish sauce the sour notes of lemon and the spicy heat of chillies. is definitely spicy hot as he wished we had many dishes that have some heat to them but they aren't just spicy they all have their own distinct flavor combinations because we also use a lot of her absence spices this is an illusion cocaine's that we tend to use many more ingredients than in european cuisine and it tends to be more expensive because the herb's aren't as widely available so they do cost more. fritos tosser is where

north korean meets berlin is quite spare district it's an area that's changed a lot in recent years rents here used to be affordable which drew many young people to the district and that was followed by the rise of a vibrant restaurant scene once a rather rundown area it's now become trendy. very colorful very edgy and also multicultural. if used to be a bit more of a ghetto i guess you could say as in the area i live in which isn't that far from my restaurant used to be a place where most people didn't. live today it's almost impossible to find a place here. when the restaurant is busy nguyen helps out in the kitchen. ever since her brothers left the business her cousin and mother have done the cooking. some idea when you play it some time to the sense that you know. the jazz

fest in the western german city of boston is one of the most popular festivals of of its kind here in europe so it's no coincidence that d.w. is a media partner for it be event music fans can look forward to first newcomers warming up the crowds and then the stars come out on stage and one of the big names for form this year was swedish jazz sensation nils lofgren. newell's long the legendary swedish trombone player also known as mr red horn for obvious reasons. the contour of love but i'm the kind of my heart before my hats.

the grin that is one of the most sought after jazz musicians in europe he's now sixty two and plays up to two hundred concerts a year he's a truly prolific performers involved in a range of projects. decimation such as for me as a music form but is constantly changing and on the move we improvise alone which is a crucial part of john's it gives you this amazing freedom which does bring with it responsibility. for to. work as a producer and director of festivals has given him additional. sides. seem to feel if you know if i like how there are more female artists emerging jazz patriarchy will not last forever and rightly siva by who and so most of this is a development that will benefit all of us and the newer ones i look good to and. the current project called susskind is part of the positive development here

they're rehearsing before a concert one of the trio is currently out sick so the other two are rearranging the programme again improvisation is a vital element of jazz. we have also got the sort of man was originally who weren't consciously playing jazz we do some exploring on the piano and invent something a few guys and then someone from outside says that's improvisation that's jazz. you know what it is often noted that innovation is still there also seems that we've been playing since we were kids. one of. the members of sussed you are part of a new generation of female musicians on the german jazz scene it was both critics and audiences. there's been a women's movement in jasper ages but now it's become more accepted it's always me

out we getting more attention and support that's always been that but it's becoming increasingly normal these days it's been. successful female performers are no longer novel to use in the world of. business if you do is if there are other long term all excellent young women on the scene for sure and it's nice to finally see a shift in gender parity all rather because parity. as it seems as least one of them probably to. the german city of bonn has had its own jazz festival since two thousand and ten there are now around six thousand tickets up for grabs every year and they're always snapped up far in advance. the festival features around one hundred artists at a variety of locations audiences appreciate the high caliber of performance and the

proximity to the performers. jazz festival is. not playing jazz festival because of the focus. the audience are into the music and show it in person. amazing music and that people who are open to new experiences or fans and fear. bonds just festival is a veritable gem when the total toil doubled concerts to revel in. when you go to a museum for classical art you're pretty much just observing paintings on the wall you stand in front of them and you look that's about it well in paris is noon year art center old works by great artists are being stage and they come poli only new way to. dive into the world of the late austrian

artist feeling. for the viewer it's an immersive experience pulls on the floor merge into an explosion of color while the arts and technology blend into a seamless unity. we don't want to be called a museum digital art center we want to present a different experience of our time what you'd get in a museum where they are works hang on the wall. of. the new venue is located inside a former ion foundry in central paris. the old cooling pool now reflects the works of. if only it was opened in the nineteenth century by the king shelf and

it took two years to find a suitable location for the venue but artistic director jim. is happy with result. the to the cd you point makes this place so special is that the old factory has been brought to new life. it's very important to me that we don't abandon locations like this. shouldn't just be turned into architectural rubbish dumps. a second exhibition features and that austrian stuff cliff came to was an issue. influenced by historical paintings and knows and then made a decisive break with tradition. of well. over the course of his career began to emancipate himself from classical art as he found it the viennese succession which produced entirely new artistic genres are including symbolism and hard novotel. just as clinton and that's a painted himself from

a step the statistic conventions the founders behind the atom you didn't yet want to break with the time on its museum concept in paris the city known for its world famous museums that is indeed telling tradition on its head it. looks pretty amazing all right and with that we wrap up the show but join us again tomorrow for our highlights edition and the best picks of the week until then thanks for joining us and it's by from berlin. next time on general marks highlights playfield pictures for you to instagram fans from streaming. into those fans made up of germany. and a floor festival along the border join us for this and more next time you know highlights show.

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