days i'm going would be. what's expected from the rise institution. and not present conference from outer space with comics on that yes it's another way to look for the better but rather to do w. news. and fifteen hundred hours a week to see. hi everyone and welcome to another week of your max from college costs to model this music this is what's coming up in today's show. a celebration of course a sports car is turning over owing seventy. to turn around the fisa woke up is opening in the russian city of cars. and on

the grocery the acapella ban people say nose is celebrating its fiftieth with the word tour. cars made by paul chef have plenty of fans for decades the first porsche sports car three fifty six number one world star received its operating permit on june eighth in one thousand nine hundred forty eight on that day a cult brand was born that was seventy years ago to celebrate the bric anniversary a lot of events are taking place this year such as the opening of a special exhibition in the porsche museum and stuck out where plenty more is happening in the terms of partying. coaches of all vintage just gathered in stuttgart for the big celebration seven decades of power and beauty. and of course the proud owners also came along for this huge bet they cause he more than three thousand push efficient autos from all

over the world. because i'll be good for all driving fun. and you feel you have passed by essential drive in the bangs too is proof that you still feel safe to assume they are honest cars and their form is fantastic news is from prostitution even they all look different but all have the same send away at each one their true porsche you do fun to watch are always what i call the key to happiness the porsche keep when the obvious in your pocket you really really operate want to stop. this book is from sheffield england but lives in los angeles well he has one of the world's biggest collections of pushes. back this is among the guests at the invitation only party at the bush museum marking the opening of the exhibition. the host is both

gone cautious son of fairy portia who created the first car of the same name. feel sorry seems to clear that road with the in june nine hundred forty eight there's room for you having your movie in the three fifty six roadster is five years younger than me but it was an incredible time baghdad about it or you can plan it a success story like that it just happens she said but it's when it does you just have to keep trying it or both managers will buy bit we're trying to get and ensure that. nobody expected it to sell so well in the postwar period almost eighty thousand times before it was discontinued in the sixty's. in the one nine hundred sixty three the success of model was launched to nine eleven it's evolved over the years but it's still being built its profile is distinctive from many of the cover presents the essence of the sports car it sets the hearts of ecology minded politicians and racing to

a few. months and it's timeless it's hot all sexy as young folks might put it on why did you put the point some guy in east sign was so. super model colemans understated and a daily sports car but i also know that his many formula one drivers today and in the past but always point cautiously you know even though they're not allowed to be probably driving them because of a contract obligations but they're ordering a blind push. push another magnus will clear made a lot of money designing outfits for popstars to wear on stage from the i'm stupid to madonna. he invested his millions in vintage bullshit there's no better place to be them the birth of all things porsche kind of emotional experience you know porsche is my religion so kind of like going to church of course. when he's home in l.a. his spends his free time driving around in one of these trenches. he

is more than fifty six he's found. some really it represented freedom supreme to go wherever you want to go whatever speed you want to go up controlled by your brain you two hands you two feet the choice of three pedal call manual call so it's all about the journey and the drive and no two drives are ever the same hence the freedom some people want to go to the gym a workout i like to get in the car and rock. collectors are always on the lookout for more grand specimens to snap. this was the first time at this book i have met with so many others who share his passion with. you i don't think i've ever seen this many portions in one place at one time so or

be a lot of eye candy a lot of interesting things to see an obviously it's all about the people without the people none of these calls would be so as great as the drivers without the people there are no stories the people make the memorable portion moments and this is going to be a day filled with memorable moments less more predictable right here for nine. o'clock that is causing this fancy is of course a three fifty six from nine hundred fifty two. but is it for sale. even if we've never done that which they do all fall out all for money. and we continue with a big birthday in today's express our roundup of cultural events in europe. interactive exhibition in brussels is celebrating the smudges sixtieth birthday blue albums were created by the belgian comic artist peo visitors can get

a sense of what it's like to be a smile after by visiting a specially created village. decor safety the kind that is a total immersion in the world of smith come with our normal human size and the more we get into the experience the more we shrink and take on the size of a smudge so we have the opportunity to really live their adventures the exhibition runs until early next year in the belgian capital then it will toll the world for five more years. this sheep shearing contest took place in cologne western france at the weekend two teams of three. had to see as many sheep as possible in twenty four hours. by the end some two thousand five hundred sheep have got a shave the good association for sheep shearing organizes regular contests of this kind to promote the sport. the world contest will take place in

france next year. on saturday over twenty five hundred women stripped naked and braved the cold waters of magnum on beach near dublin ireland in a bid to break the skinny dip world record. you're from here terrified because it's your first time in at least to get your money not knowing when to give yours again as everybody wanted. to see it welcoming you to see some great the women's of course the previous record by a huge margin in twenty fifteen only eight hundred women took part in the annual strip and it events which raises funds for cancer research. finally the focal work of twenty eighteen will kick of this week in russia football fever is contagious here in europe max well we have it too and that's why we'll

look at teams coaches fans and of course the host country russia over the next days and all of us. from mexico city is also interested in russia he would like to travel there some time for though we were there for him and discovered the republic of tot us to solve east of moscow because i'm is the capital and it's located next to the river volga cousin was one of the eleven bad news for the twenty eighteen world cup but there is so much more to discover let's take a closer look at what else is going on there outside of the stadiums in a new episode of extra to a series. zan is one of the most popular tourist destinations in russia after some petersburg and moscow it's just an hour's flight from the capital but feels like a different world the past and present intersect here as to europe and asia and

islam and christianity there's a peaceful atmosphere of coexistence. and that's what people are hoping for during the upcoming football world cup because i am a reno was built specially. there's also a fortress or kremlin not as big as moscow's but impressive nonetheless it was built in the mid sixteenth century by ivan the terrible on the ruins of the former fortress after he conquered the city the kremlin is a unesco world heritage site john an arc of its owner is of talk of. the kind is that what's unique about our kremlin is that the russian orthodox and n.c.a. sion cathedral and culturally of months are right next to each other and both can be visited regardless of the visitors religion. this mosque which was opened in two thousand and five is the second biggest in russia it's named after

kol shareef a statesman professor and a mom of the khanate have khazan in the sixteenth century. because iran is the capital of tatarstan an autonomous republic within the russian federation it is rich with huge oil deposits the population now days is about half tartar and half russian a quarter of marriages are mixed. and one of cousins most famous landmarks is this tower. being compared to the leaning tower of pisa legend has it that saw him be care queen of course and jumped from the tower so she would not. to marry ivan the terrible. if the league of guys that is a legend betsy in the care was a real historical figure she lived in the sea in the mid sixteenth century and was considered one of the most beautiful women of her time while the media.

has changed considerably over the past twenty years there are many new buildings such as the palace of farmers which houses the ministry of agriculture. the bronze tree stands for tele tea and prosperity. in. the black canal once divided the center into russian and tart art district. in the former tartar district with its colorful wooden houses it seems as if time has stood still. for me a great story and rooster more like ali i have thinks that it's important to keep the tart our culture and language alive. we will start early. making a lot of effort to preserve our historical heritage i think it's up to my generation to determine which language our children and grandchildren will speak what they think and what they believe. in with.

both russian and tart our can be heard on the streets of gaza but the fast food tends to be traditionally tartar the local equivalent of the hamburger is called kiss to be. the souvenir shops are gearing up for the upcoming football world cup too though the city has not gone completely mad locals are looking forward to the fans. in the what it is that it's great for the city of promotes development people are coming though because that has really changed. daughter it's great i'm really happy that the city is getting ready and being cleaned up making an effort to ensure that our guests have a really good time. the only. one way of having a good time is eating good food and tasting the local speciality is such as for men to drink made from man's milk those who are up for it should try a special kind of meat. business. does love horse meat

all the typical national dishes of based on horsemeat sort of like edge posh merican best drama all my regulars want to eat horsemeat out of the water going on the can even with a population of over a million line fingers and is definitely laid back that might change temporarily when the football holds arrives. and while the freefall cup kicks off which team will you be supporting that's all we want to know from our viewers this week go to our website and tell us your favorite team and then your name without a medically enter into a draw for this fish or fish well cup for paul also join an ounce like good luck well i think the german photographer not martins will support the german team like me but his higher grades above all for ard st out in fact and for that but then as a really good place to be you can find graffitti all over town forms more pieces to

huge murals we went on a very special city to a with a photographer and learned more about the history of street out here. german are to spend vatican painted this mural called the world tree in one nine hundred seventy five but it's days are numbered offices will be built directly in front of it's this mural first part norbert martin's interest in photography. or at least if you move your city is like a museum or if you like go through the city and discover a really great pictures i famous artists that's what fascinates me because. for example gert noir has his murals this one title phoenix was finished in one nine hundred eighty nine. this portrait was chiseled into the fire wall by portuguese artist fields. street artist a farmer of some works disappear others reappear like this one by british pop

artist at wired oh palosi. travelling through berlin it's like going through an open air gallery coming across lesser known and well known works such as astronaut cosmonauts by french artist victor. for street arts all over the walls of the city . many works are in the district of crowds very italian artist blue created these yellow and think man. another hot spot for street art is near where the berlin wall stood a long burner stress. this piece by viktor russia's called observers in a tree. numbered martens is on his way to see a mural by the argentinian artist francesco buss alecky on the canadian artist yojanas.

martens knows some street artist person likes to observe how they work it's a very special expect. since. i think people you really. feel like a pioneer but like a chronicler that's how i see you i have a database of many pictures and i've worked on them chronologically ordered what with a little of. this database recounts how murals appeared in the great landscape of west berlin the nineteen eighties their message was often political. some of the works no longer exists like this one by blue she painted over in black and chosen a fourteen in protest against judge for creation of. these works of street art are also set to disappear soon. but the world tree

will not disappear from berlin forever despite the new building going up in front of it. the tree will simply be uprooted and planted elsewhere in the city nobody marfan's is delighted. that it will be visible somewhere else but to the. every day new works appear in berlin so norbert martens will always have plenty to photograph collection of street art. now from one amazing capital city to another we had to roam without the trade the fall is definitely among the biggest tourist attractions many people flip a coin into it if they are visiting the italian capital it's sad that a wish to have them come to adding yeah a million euros and up in the tray found that's a huge pot of coffee and so have you ever wondered where is all that money going.

it said that if you throw coin into the trevi fountain you'll come back to rome again but you can wish for other things as well you just have to stand with your back to the fountain and toss the coin with your right hand so what are people wishing for a leopard or in here for groceries how beautiful it can't be that interview stage so i hope my interview with the past. and happen is from my family. lots of wishes equals lots of clients three times a week the municipality sends a team around to collect the cash they vacuum it into a big pot. the pickings are rich up to eight thousand euros per collection in the summer season when the tourists are out in force. with. the koreans then go to less fortunate people who also have dreams and hopes no hearts. would also toss a coin in here if they could but they can't afford to. see what i mean.

look this is taken to a catholic charity with a priest and his team clean the coins sort them and remove all kinds of other objects and trinkets. some coins come wrapped in a piece of paper with a message written on it. goes over this year sometimes very heartfelt wishes or even prayers i don't usually written by foreign visitors where that sort of thing appears to be common we felt. last year the coins added up to one million four hundred thousand euros is sorted and stored here before they take it to the back ultimately the money goes to charities. are with the way that most of the money goes to help families in need in the city social services department decide to get some. which i do believe me meanwhile back at the tribute. when the coins keep on flying and stuff which is

even fulfilled on the spouse. but whether they're fulfilled or dashed at least the coins go to a good calls. i want to know more about european lifestyle and culture visit euro max on facebook. you'll find highlights from our programmes. three hundred sixty degree videos of the most beautiful places in europe and snapshots taken by our reporters take an exclusive look behind the scenes at how the program is produced and follow us on facebook live. we love it when fans visit our facebook page and give us their feedback visit d.w. euro max on facebook. when sixty tins of kings college gave their first concert in london in one thousand nine hundred eighty they probably never dreamed that their a capella band or be legendary one day but that's exactly what happened the king

singers are still around and have been for fifty years now of course with different members we met up with them on their current work tour. i smiled at. a bunch of guys visiting heidelberg castle. they could just be six cheerful brits on a stack we can't. trick but all of a sudden the atmosphere changes the air are. then we are my friends. in the evening they perform in a local church. after they get a thrill from their own exquisite acapella. when it goes

really well yes definitely you have to listen carefully to the others the whole time that's the most important thing and when it all comes together it feels so natural and you do get a rush rush it was the king singers are one of the most well known acapella vocal ensembles and perform all over the world. the group was founded in cambridge fifty years ago by six choral scholars at kings college who wanted to sing modern works not just the classical music it squire is famous for. the works by the beatles for instance.

but the harder life goes on. none of the original members are part of the group today but their spirit lives on . to take our music seriously but we don't take ourselves seriously at all the most important thing is that the group always comes first. and that's particularly when it comes to singing if we start thinking about us more than the group then we are undermining the game say it so that it's always group number one individual number two and if we all do that then the whole group is greater than the six of us to get to. one of the kings singers favorites is an arrangement of believe charles and so we go.

we work continue with good music in our next show tomorrow we'll have two special guests in the studio so be sure to join us next time on your next other than thanks for watching bye bye from me and all of the team here in berlin. on the next edition of your next lovely and monte have written a new song to celebrate germany soccer team at the world cup bollywood style the brothers from any other taxi drivers in hamburg they love music and soccer and they will be our guests in the studio lovely on monday right here on your own max.

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