the revolutionaries use programs and procedures and establishes an extensive record system like the foundations for more police work. when metropolis of crime. starts january twenty ninth. on g.w. . hi everyone and welcome to another edition of the show i'm your host meghan lee as usual we've got an exciting mix on the program today here's a look at what's coming up. on the road d.j. bobo returns with a fantastic new stage show. in the mountains white italy's dolomites are a magnet for winter sports fans. and for the arts

a multimedia exhibition pays tribute to the renaissance the stars. we start off today show with a well known name on the european dance scene his friends and family know him as renee bowman but the rest of the world knows him as d.j. bobo the swiss music producer made a name for himself in the one nine hundred ninety s. with a string of dance hits and now he's giving his fans a blast from the past as he takes to the stage once again. nearly thirty years after his first hit p.j. bobo is back on top at the meet january premiere in the southwest in germantown local he pulled out all the stops special effects a lavish stage design and flashy costumes. to compete with. the show best the same amos his new album kaleido luna. by the.

collider luna is incredibly colorful just like the name collider luna implies it sounds almost like a song like it's a little more centered you could say in a certain sense it's very centered the way i've been since having children. but the show is as full of energy as ever d.j. bobo sings and dances on the stage that can be tilted to a new bed tickle position with a hydraulic system three d. video technology and don says add to the exuberance. this is also the posse all that our passion we love creating a staging that special and using technology video mapping and dots. for me being able to reinvent yourself a bit every time you go out is a lot of fun that's why i do this comedy i want to reinvent myself

a little bit on every talk to me as well she. was born they may bomb on january the fifteen thousand nine hundred sixty eight in switzerland. he trained to be a baker but his career took off when he won the show dance contest he also began work as a d.j. and the singer songwriter. his breakthrough came in one thousand nine hundred ninety two with somebody dance with me. that was the first of many d.j. bobo became one of the top names in the dance scene blending techno and house rock and pop refrain. euro dance faded away as did many of its stars but remained and has never stood still you know what's your whole thing i want to keep innovating and reinventing myself but still stay true to my ninety's roots.

that's where i come from and those were good years. i'm giving people a journey back in time and they're getting great entertainment plasty old hits make them feel like they're reliving those years twenty years ago that's probably a big part of the appeal that makes of innovation and all those great old hits you know what's your gut feeling feeling all. that's still his recipe for success two years ago d.j. bobo celebrated his twenty fifth year on stage he's especially popular in switzerland austria and germany. is his fourteenth studio album. over the years his live shows have kept audiences coming back. shows are really up for it i don't feel a bit ahead of their time. one thing we don't do is borrow from other

musicians we can't because they borrow from us. we always incorporate new elements inventing them as we go along sometimes were a few years ahead of the game and certain things don't quite work. but then four years later for example aussie justin timberlake pick up our idea and perfected it that's what i think too bad i just jumped the gun a bit. in april d.j. bobo will take his new album on to all appearing in more than twenty cities as always with a splashy live show and his trademark blend of the old anthony. thank you going on now to a brief look at other stories making headlines on the european culture scene in our express. the film cold war by polish director pavol public was nominated for an academy award in three categories on tuesday best foreign film best director and best cinema talk.

the german movie never look away by florian henckel front almost mark is also a contender in the categories best foreign film and best cinematography. the oscars will be presented on february twenty fourth in los angeles. on monday do your presented its new collection at the old couture show in paris drawing inspiration from the big tub the show was held in a circus style tent. acrobats framed the catwalk and models were harlequin themed to gallons and garments recalling the bureau clowned no regrets here curie has been the french fashion houses artistic director since twenty sixteen week which features cus. in they'd fashion continues through thursday.

just over seven weeks old the new poll a backup but balanced team has taken its first steps on four paws the images were taken in the den with a mother and cop can feel safe and secure. the cop will be ready to start exploring the enclosure in meetings in visitors until the spring by then visitors veterinarian will probably have determined whether it's male or female. when the temperatures get really frosty here in northern europe that's when so many winter sports fan really come into their element so in our series this week we're going to show you not only where you can best spend some exhilarating winter days but also how into day we head to northern italy to the dull invites where the gardena valley is a favorite spot for skiers and snowboarders but it's also a hot tip for those looking for a more serious challenge like scaling up

a sheer ice wall. print taking distance and endless slopes the dolemite south to roll our winter sports haven the can only be described in support of the teams in a matter of minutes as it takes you from the guard down of valley to the peace nestling between the three thousand meter high rocky peaks of long comfort and the salad crew. since i know the fruit we have one of the most if not for the most beautiful ski areas in the world today and with all the slopes you can do more than just traditional skiing you can go cross-country skiing to ball going to endorse climbing anything winter has to offer the outcome of the off a nod. in europe's largest ski region superskinny thousands of kilometers of slopes at all levels of difficulty connected twelve different ski

areas no wonder it attracts tourists from all over the world. locals are only willing to join the descent solo. that's why we come here the band is a buddhist grace. another winter sport that's gaining popularity in the region is the ice climbing on the many frozen waterfalls like here at the thirty five metre high turbo waterfall in die down as valley here on the other side the next highlight awaits the mountain guide who about marauder takes to terrorists to climb a twenty metre high frozen waterfall popular with climbers. during. the experienced ice climber and mountain guide shows how it's done if. you want your motor in the middle. draw him a bit hard and then right back to the middle and then

a bit to the left then the right the ice pick always stays in the middle of your body before. the party begin to get going but climbs ahead of them and attach a safety rope to special cooks. and don't forget this just stop by scratching the surface until it falls apart. just for people to be attached to the rope this is crucial most beginners lose their grip on the ice clearing the first few attempts. to cut clears away this ice to make it safer. cut. up to a quarter of an hour or two women need a break. isn't it true. you have to look for the right spot and scoop read and test where the ice will hold. me. first i was

afraid the ice would break because i've never done anything like this before. i will a nine but it holds it's quite hard. even for experienced mountain climbers ice climbing takes some getting used to driving the ice picks and crampons into the brittle ice keeps you warm despite the freezing conditions. but murder takes small groups out all over the dolemite. gun store where he throws things you don't believe any traces or harbors and i'd always freeze it differently it's never the same as it was last year old boys discover a new waterfall. perhaps one frozen before life but a frozen again this year before it's great though. there are numerous mountains chalets to take a breather between climbs in winter you can only reach them on skis or my cable car

some people come here especially for the food. is a chalet restaurant i'm situated up in elevation of two thousand four hundred meters to make cuisine with italian flair is a hit with tourists chalet manager marcus plea not to search traditional regional food alongside his own creations beautiful. lose local produce put on some of its own work out hard to be god we also use mediterranean and international crises. we make sure the basic ingredients are as purest possible to paint the original in florida five. sometimes falls further out of the don't like list and have yet to meet clients but it's a long way out to reach them ice climbing is enjoying a boom here in northern italy many faults remain frozen for months. the trial course costs around one hundred twenty five euro zone and you can rent the necessary equipment just half a day will give you

a good taste of ice climbing. it's been five hundred years since renowned artist leonardo da vinci died so to mark this special anniversary a museum in life that is dedicating a multimedia show to this renaissance man along with eventually is masterpieces important works by raphael and misha angelo are also on display as huge video production projections on the walls while the exhibition takes visitors on a trip back in time. a fresh perspective on the old masters the exhibition giants of the renaissance showcases the best known works of raphael michelangelo and leonardo da vinci in digital an animated form. for the project to

see collaborated with italy's john franco in new jersey one of the world's most sought after video artists. in the humid with the green deal. will be made the renaissance was already very modern back and its day it transformed and revived the world of art. art moved away from religious themes and toward more worldly imagery. that's also how fresco painting found its way into architecture that wouldn't have happened otherwise we. are installation is a tribute to this great artistic movement in the north and out in. his immersive approach has made the multimedia show accessible to a broad audience. twenty four video projectors cast images of to eight metres in height. even tiny brushstrokes have become visible.

they still the interplay of video and sound is still a novelty just like the talk or fan film where back in the day. they've continued to develop and changed our perception in the process that. now we no longer just perceive visually through visual and auditory means will receive. the see that the. music played an important role in the project from the start. sound artist look along a body selected the works and rearrange them. because. i often work digitally on the computer. but i also work with musicians who play life but it was especially the exhibition includes a work i originally composed for not destroyed. in this installation it's performed

by a string quartet together with a digital orchestra. it sounds like a real orchestra playing live in a church. or so we're now in the case of. the renaissance was an era of dazzling transformation it changed the way humans understood themselves and the world. this shift was also propelled by the works of raphael michelangelo and especially leonardo da vinci a man who is regarded as a universal genius to this day. get out of the way seven but i start talking about thought it was always a visionary if he had to support the things that were only invented years after his death. i believe that if you were alive today he would have developed many of his inventions using digital techniques that maybe he would have projected

a new holographic flying machine into this case or that more said about it the exhibition premiered in france in like sink it was reconceived entry adapted. you've. been very very good i find the giants of the renaissance a very moving exhibition some parts of it moved me to tears it really captured me. that's what the artists intended they didn't just want us to look at the paintings but they wanted to create an entirely new kind of encounter because you know here for. a good good moment it's been the guys that. immersive art as a collective experience. and you in leipsic until the end of twenty nineteen. it's said that in every joke there is a bit of truth and that seems to be the case with our resident a cartoonist who is taking to making fun of germans and some of their idiosyncrasies you can find out more on our facebook page.

than the soldier. one two week cartoonist we go from them this pokes fun. typically germany idiosyncracies. with your weekly dose of german humor. i don't know but today you w a max facebook page. well who doesn't dream of winning the lottery or striking gold now every time i visit a flea market i'm always hoping to stumble across a priceless painting that will secure my finances for decades to come in today's high five we look at five treasures that will change your life forever so here are . five legendary european treasures that would make you fabulous be wealthy if you

manage to find. many legends around the murder of russians on nicholas the second and his family in one thousand nine hundred eighteen as well as the fate of their fortune hidden away in fifth place of last european treasures is the golden lake baikal it's set to grow road cars packed with countless gold bars will hold across the frozen lake towards safety past the ice broke. and they've been waiting for more than one hundred years for someone to bring them up from thousands of meters below the surface but nobody knows where they are. it was a gift from prussian king frederick william the first to russians are peter the great in seventeen sixteen they were panels but unusually spectacular ones glittering in fourth place about european treasures whose whereabouts remain a mystery the amber room. in the second world war it was looted by german

soldiers from katherine palace and packed in boxes by nine hundred forty five it had vanished without a trace. the reconstruction was opened to the public this in petersburg in two thousand and three. this next treasure is central to christianity. number three on our list of treasures that would make you fabulously wealthy if you found one of them. the holy grail. medieval sources claim it could bestow health and immortality countless nights and heroes have undertaken a quest to find it some say it was the cup of jesus christ drank from at the last supper others say it was the bowl of christ's blood busy hung on the cross.

this treasure has also spawned myths and legends to this day it was the fortune amassed by the elite group of knights and monks founded in eleven a team in second place the treasure of the knights templar. their wealth came not only from the things they plundered on their crusades but also from their shrewd financial dealings in the end they fell victim to the greed of king philip the fourth of france who had the pope disband the order in thirteen twelve. about that treasure has never been found. some time around twelve hundred and heroic title it was written down it was about a young warrior called secret who won the fortune of a king he wanted to defeat of his lady love along the way he killed a dragon and pasted its plot top of the list of treasures that would make them find his fabulous the wealthy is the treasure of the new. secret was later

murdered by his rival who threw the treasures into the rhine if this saga of loyalty betrayal and power actually happened where's the treasure. if you find out you'll be fabulous the rich. well another treasure can be found in antarctica hundreds of species including penguins that roam free across the icy landscape well not everyone has the resources or the time to explore the southernmost regions are now a new multimedia exhibition brings it all to you every man's overseas museum filmmaker luc shack cape immerses visitors in the coldest region in the world and one thing stands out above the rest is judah for ecosystem is under threat by human consumption and waste. one. thing winds are the survival artists of the antarctic ocean they can hold their

breath underwater for up to twenty minutes. they may look clumsy on land but in the water they're graceful swimmers. now visitors to brim and overseas museum can join them for a virtual icy dip the end arctic exhibition is a multimedia expedition to the earth's coldest region. academy award winning filmmaker luke jackie and his team spent forty five days on the ice studying the penguins up close. it's very fascinating to see the familiarity with those because the look of creative thought sometimes they come out of the could to try to seduce you so you try to seduce yourself to be over a. dancing train to catching you at that and this is very friendly of. the exhibitions not so much about science and factual detail as the power of images

. people used to have to wear deep sea diving suits to reach depths of one hundred twenty meters or more or they could send down robot subs now it's possible to get video footage even at depths with almost no light and artic is one of the world's last intact ecosystems so far. it went there for the first time in one nine hundred ninety two. he's alarmed by the changes he's seen since then you see that in the old doctor which is very remote you can find now my hoop gusti which of firing a lot of the chemical substance in it get it in the bodies of the being weaned of the birds you see but there is something. who doesn't work those that there is a real problem. scientists estimate. the number of species in the antarctic ocean at about twenty thousand. the antarctic exhibition aims to contribute to the

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