but we've got some hot tips for your package. this romantic calling to check on some great cultural memorials to boot w travel regarding the record ranking jumps with blood, she adds to listen glam to the new show at berlin. slightly stuck on us. why is dutchman even bon the favorite photographer? of so many renowned architects worldwide. and what tips does the world's best wines sonia yet have for us? all this and more coming up on your own max, the

lips leisurely start to pa last is one of the most popular cultural institutions in berlin. the new review theater building was opened in gd, our times in 1984 from the outside. the listed building doesn't look like it holds the most modern technology and world class productions which thrill audience is again and again. currently, a dazzling new show is on falling in love is the title of the most expensive show in the history of feelings free to extend to tell us much of the approximately $40000000.00 euro production costs was spent on the $100000000.00 crystals for the cost genes and fits another record for years. the biggest review dcss the launch as far as the crystal ways to hit the 180 kilos, french design as shown pool go to a is once again the creation genius behind the shows look. so it was great for me,

it was very challenging on credit because it's or, or, or when you finish that is that you can in buttons, you know, so i loved as, as that sense was very exciting for me. the story tells of a just polish who falls in love and those changes the world for the better making it sluggish and bloom on stage of 60 dances from 28 countries. the young protocol ga, worked on the production for a good 2 years, designing of a $500.00 cost james, each one in his unmistakable signature style. he enjoyed support from a number of illustrious names. canadian, g o. c cool mess up, and russian. austin designers, sasha, fellows. the whole mock is eccentric costumes made with lots of inflexible latex. the biggest challenge of this, so for the action was to adopt to elated costumes to every climb and sofa feed

expense the last scene. and they should work every night during 2 years, and the latex is super for job. so, they move in law to the they have very energetic, can live, to make the cost use workable with the shows fast price. she used a trick, only the inflatable pots of made of re lighting. the rest of the cost genes are made of a shiny material that resembles latex. so the dances can slip in and out of them quickly mutated my aides. that's how the ad on god office team see too much sums up the visual idea behind that cost june's diversity . and don't know tennessee by deal of beauty of the power space, social media styles, aspirations there. and trojan is alien. lucas raised many an eyebrow. we had total freedom to do whatever we wanted to do. and with that being said,

we really poured our identity in it. does that mean? when you look at the pros, you really see us our visual identity because this is what we looked like every day . so it was a big part of kind of trying to translate our visual expression in every element of the cost to even more sparkle is guaranteed by over a $100000000.00 police ring pieces of gloss. not just on the costumes, but on the fits as well. a unique challenge for the technical director thomas head of this base and holds around a 100 kilograms of tiny crystals. they stick to the souls of shoes and raise of the equally speaking questions. they just either come with a name, basically this what stones can we use it with how big of what shape. so the dentist white slip or into that needs or room and the cost in this off to roll. this is a world class performance and stuff in the workplace. can we put under the tests? you can read about these things in books. we tons of how do you dance in the

crystal base? and these are the things we tested for a year. and 2, we achieve the i do results for us. from the big moment came on october, the 11th the world's premier of the newest grand shows, bringing together models, celebrities, eccentrics influence is and fans of john polk go to you and he's created the team that was, it may be coming out, you know? so it was like a great place to be and then those that they asked me that's afraid these products asked me to sit on time to make or to work on that to view the food show. i have people, we loved it on the, it was a nice experience. it's an extravaganza of color, talisha, dance, acrobatics, and live music. the messages opened up to love and diversity, the audience that the premier responded with tundra. suppose

everything glitters, i simply love it. wonder wonder wonderful. i have to let it all sink in. exactly that. totally flushed default. great, beautiful colors. beautiful. everything is perfect. well, wonderful. falling in love to sit another record. it over a $100000.00 tickets sold sofa. the show has had the most successful start of any production at the freight, which the kindest if he's of favored photographer, of renowned architect, that's when even bon is known for his images that show life and interactions within architecture. how people interact within their built environment. he's a story teller and that's what makes his photos unique. the world's leading architects called dots, photographer, even bon when they want someone to chronicle that work. but in his images, bond is concerned with more than just the structural design. i think architecture

photography, it's such a limiting term like it's, it's hills, it's just about the building and the architecture. i'm like, my for most interest is like how people behave in that space. and what's happening around that bond has already worked for renowned architectural firms like z. uh huh. how did architects zone of as random calls us, antonio eco? how did he get to be in such great demand? fun has been commissioned to photographed this new building at the lead to paris university. it goes by the technique. it was designed by japanese architect suit food you monitor, who's explaining to him what the building is all about. the design is kind of winding vining stat cases and kept works so that people can pass by connecticut

counseling with those kind of different activities. all the architects who work with i know very well and it was a collaboration with but that you actually meet here on site. it does seem like it doesn't happen so often that your that the, like we're all of the seats and then you all work in the sort of like all this time. he's using extras to fill the space because the building isn't open yet. in a few weeks. it will be full of students, even bon prefers not to set the saying, that's because he's not just photographing the building, but how people move within it that sees trademark. she didn't study architecture so she can have like a much more like a wider view or a more like the same same view with the know more people to see the arctics to

space. it's not the only about the architecture aesthetics but also including the life on the even bond take pictures in many places again and again, such as the sun to that pump you do in paris. his aim is to capture the structure at just the right time. the your presence, you wait for the moments that seals and don't know exactly what, what to expect. but there's also like a sort of anticipation of what can happen and then you're there for the right moments. and that's the right time. and the things somehow is fully into place in just under 2 decades. his job has taken him all over the world, even bon documents, all kinds of buildings, and how people live in the, not just china and contemporary works. if you go to the global cells and see how be both and lives and creates places out of

nothing and with very little means and which is totally humbling and inspiring, of course you can do with almost nothing other people. bon has worked a number of times with architect francis and kathy in west africa, the photographer documents the buildings of the print, skirt and premium imperial prize winner, and has also published a book with him. in a bond has captured the play of lights and traditional buildings in france's cafes, homeland volcano saucer. so great that i love that picture. it's also really about this experience that could enter that play should come from the outside for it so bright. you have to squeeze her eyes to see something you come inside in the 1st 3 minutes, 5 minutes, you don't see anything. what i like about the phones work is very simple. it is the, the law of exploring his passion for photography

is captivating, is so contagious. bon still has to take exterior photos of the late university and powers. the design sets the stage for very powerful images, but which photos will satisfy bon in the end, the business day and on the bike and the risk are coming by. it's suddenly, you know, the sort of different elements find took place in, in the frame and, and it's architecture that facade 3 becomes with kind of the big grounds. try to work with all these sort of implants things and really be in the moment. see what's happening there, and the, you know, i said sort of sure, i seen the big picture has almost in this way, even bonds pictures tell stories that go beyond few architecture

the, the range of wine on offer worldwide is fast and can be a bit overwhelming how do you recognize a good, why your max reporter hannah homeless, wanted to go from just drinking wine to becoming more knowledgeable. and she headed to the capital of lexia to find out. today i'm using the best so many a in the world. that's essentially someone who tastes wine for a living. i'm going to ask him for you to have that with your wine library, like myself can become an expert. but we're not in a typical wine region like from spain or italy, we're in riga in las vegas. no known for its wines. i'm here to get some texts from rhyme and on how to better understand way. like what to look out for when buying wine types of how good wine from bad. and also how to pick the best wine without spending too much money. raymond, when the title of some l. yeah. if the world's earlier this year and is the 1st person from a baltic country to be awarded this owner, i always say

a good so many days as it is a good way to her. but to be a good way to her, you need to understand your guess, your consumer. this is not an element which you can learn from a book which psychology know for this fun part tasting the wines. romans gather the selection for us from his restaurant. ryan and select champagne, a white rose a and an orange wine and 2 reds with tasting champagne now and, and champagne, and all the sparkling ones that have bubbles. usually the smaller to bubble, the more finer the mouth seal is, the more pleasant we can say. yeah, then you, you smell the line and that you tried this little that like this on the table. the little how would you say people should list for a good sparkling wine. it's

a maybe can't afford to be nice to search on. you can find plenty of very good values box and one look at per cycle, for example. still, you know, excellent for cycle, you can get for, let's say, 1520 euros easily. uh, you should, will definitely look for a column in spain. so conway is an excellent value for money. we will continue with a very plastic white line of selected today, which is chablis. old world. wines like this one are from friends, for example, are often dryer and crisp by whereas new world. wines are often more fruit driven. imagine if you're standing next to the next to the see, you know, you have this kind of solve the aisle dean oyster shell like feeling when you smell this. it's delicious. now onto a rosy rosario wine actually is made from written grapes. pro

lawns is very famous, the southern part of france. this is a very classic example sunset. for example, a design. it leaves doing grades kind of a was a wines as well. a lot of great wineries are making was i, so my suggestion is just look for a good producer and try to spend, maybe not place, then i don't know, 78 zeros because sale price is uh, is a indicator for quality. but we still have 3 more lines. yes. so let's do the next one, which is a wonderful orange line. historically, the origin is georgia and in georgia, they call these ones amber, one and the they take the white rapes together with his pin, their match them and they put sermon them together with the skin and the skin of the wine grapes. they, they give this attractive orange color to finish. we end with

the red way. we try a real cut from spain, another rolo from 8 till 8. when a red one ages maybe lose is a little bit of this kind of fresh fruit. the character which has in the you and it gains these kind of attractive woodland to c panel. savory notes which really defines, you know, the aging potential complexity of the line. i really feel like i've learned some great tit for how to know atlanta basic to good wine tasting environment is definitely showing us that even as an amateur can taste good wine. and you figure out what kind of flavors you like to enjoy the next, our reporter rachel steward is on the road again in germany. this time she had east

on her way, she knocks back a beer with a shot of service in berlin, admires bow house architecture environment, and adds a few sacks and for is, is to her vocabulary. our right trip continues. and today we're heading on the agenda for the site. it's been on the states of, but i'm more direct and hired and only states, although any hoffers. but this is what is the fault on which he visited. the northern leg about right trip belongs to the german democratic republic. this recent history has kind of been looked at the culture here, but there's so much more to the region than a studio. so today we're going to get a good test of history official, but also plenty of other cultural tidbits of the few surprises sitting in the german cap. so that side of the city what is belongs to west 70 and that side to east albany. but of course, today, this is one united metropolis identities, most popular city with the full 1000000 inhabitants that claims to be the best place to place. the don't to worry if you'll be

a comes in one of these alarming kind of felina, vice is a local weak via this often drunk mitchell's box with a shot of raspberry. what dresser mm. oh sweet. as a rock for a political c, a also have a specific personality trace, but the national, the, the tree means funding. now that you guys know it's within this notice saying what you think funding, how much, what do you think bill into chanel to is going to hear. and to give this a bit of cockiness, cheekiness an hmo with a lot of people who don't come from here. think it's aggressive, but that's not true, but somebody still, you'll come across plenty of different dialects in the east. the next ish gets a particularly bad rap in germany. it's spoken in jackson. i'm taught zack's on hold on to the and it's often voted the least popular dialect in the country. so that's the local back up, new need. yes. challenge you might look over the day. we say not took them although i need to teach him is the ladybug. i can't. people recognize this worldwide

because about dialect. almost as much as that by variance by some good drastically based on gemini, do have roots in the regions g, d, up pass for example. this is the least religious area of the country and sometimes that the east have seen strong support content, migration movements, and populous politics. some reason is states in the east also like behind noticeably in terms of productivity, income, unemployment, say, do people here think the east and the west of the country all finally on equal footing? definitely not defining so you don't differentiate anymore. we always have germans often see is sick and floss gym and that's beside this is i just, i don't really care. people come from the east of the west. i don't charge anyone. so i'd say it's all fine guns. okay, often. well, one german is constitutional monarchy was replaced by parliamentary democracy, the assembly that created the new constitution met in this day as a hearing by law. so the city got a name check and the parents became known as the weimar republic. the new system had its strengths and weaknesses, but certainly the goals and twenties was seen as a time of cultural and autistic progress. so i'm,

i have another claim to say it's in 1919, but it's a cool feels found at the boathouse often design movement here environments. this new approach sought to unite to function with you to sign up with design and industry. there was a focus on cry like metal work cabinet, making and weaving to create pieces and about how successive functional abstract was still on fits. the mass production house, in spite of buildings can still be found or the gemini, this kind of data across the world, in fact, architect. and this will have a field day at eastern gemini from distinctive g d era buildings to the unesco listed. medieval houses is credible and oh, this kind of cool. who is that the best? the creation multiple of them book has some of japanese most striking palaces including troll. so see here at the bottom, the favorite residence, a frederick, the great info. rock is more you'll thing you cannot miss. specifically, apprentices architectural easy has ended the nickname florence on the a, the,

the iconic scholar gets in a, in a state of ruin for nearly 50 years before huge reconstruction effort. finally got in the 19 nineties and was completed in 2005 forgotten well, takes the title of nice toiletry jet and states with some 3000 lakes. let's. this is something that does a move and you bogging for if you stop off at lakeside bathing spoke to you, i could look into a free body culture is very popular around here. that brings us to the end of another. well, when trip, i hope you discovered something new and on the way, make sure to join me for the final exit right trip to we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. most romantic spot check. best tip for police checks, as well as the coolest sculpture. the veteran travel on his way

writing and east suitor is fun and should actually be good for the environment. but it's problematic when the scooters end up in lakes and canals as often happens in the swedish city of mine. the design collective there has come up with an ingenious way to do something about the sunken scooters. a dive into the murky canals of the southern swedish port city of mountain. the masses of east scooters dumped in them so far. we fished down about 300. that's a very big environmental problem yet. it's an environmental problem that's for designers and professional divers. headset about tackling density about the lots of chemicals and the batteries like lithium that really shouldn't end up in the ocean. but there are lots of electronic components that can be used using smart design to

make the world a better place. that's the mission of under form. and the collective had been working on this project since 2021. they dismantled east scooters recovered from mel most canals, most are long forgotten by their rental companies. and they re purpose them at their workshop in lieu. and they create labs, chairs and stephen barbecue grill as the, the, the longer we work on a project and more possibilities, we discover what they really is a great idea. the basic materials are very variables that you can do a lot with it about this. we don't have to add that much at all to come up with interesting designs. the scooter boom has games traction in many cities across europe. the idea is to get from a to b quickly with a rented e scooter,

and simply leave it for the next person. but the rise of the scooter has brought called loans to carelessly parked a scooter. as for example, or an even worse problem. the scooters are often intentionally dumped into rivers and canals. what company towed up, how can we shine a light on this problem to do as long as a scooter is in the canal? it's invisible. if we make a line out of it, or people can see it can relate to it and pull it up here it's gonna be that's what keeping the main design features of the scooters like the colors and shapes design that people can immediately tell where things came from and that's part of the discussion we may have difficulty thinking about the collective onto a form and show their designs. in expeditions such as the southern sweden design days. they also sell their creations with prices ranging from $300.00 to $600.00 euros. however, sales are not the main focus of the project motorcycle economic. the goal is to use

every part of the east scooter and just like an animal that you eat very should also use everything. nothing should be wasted. and that's a challenge we haven't quite mastered yet. the victim in any case, there is no shortage of dumped east scooters. mountains, canals or an almost inexhaustible source of materials. legally, the scooters still belong to the rental companies, but they've kept quiet so far. we are talking uh we have tried to contact every one of the rental companies, but none have responded. and so we've invited them to every renaissance. we've written to the customer support department, but all we get is silence. the with the company is refusing to act. others have step dogs and they're trying to keep the seas clean for all the live forms that drive. and then that was

all from your own max this week. don't forget to follow us on social media for more exciting stories from the world of culture and life. style in europe, thanks for joining us and tune and again, next week the, the, the, the

many of the writers of the, like mentor, i mean, racially prejudiced themselves. a guess is connected to the idea of colonialism. how does a just world come into the thomas jefferson principal officer of the us declaration of independence believe to have the solution? why do we still struggle with global inequality and structural racism projects in like in 15 minutes on the w,

the guys it's evelyn charmaya. welcome to my pod cast, matters that i invite celebrities influence of ad experts to talk about all plain loves, thanks and data and yet today, nothing less the stuff. all these things in more and the new season of the fuck. com. make sure to tune in where so you get your costs enjoying the conversation because you know it's last matters. base up out from g is taking their c in the middle of the day. 3 dash a visa and sasha organizing reconstruction to the beach, to new houses. we would have thought it's guessing code the raise, the folding sun and the volunteers of twinkling will when to freeze admissions,

p of tech news to reboot starts november 6th on dw, the some people don't care about me because they don't see my beauty. some people don't care about me because they think i have nothing to do but to be sure to do to them. i am everything at home. they have food and livelihood. that day by day. i do so. and so does everything 90. 2000000000 people care about me. me, me. and now the

the, this is dw news and these are our top stories. the 1st trucks car in humanitarian aid for gas have cross the border from egypt. the rafa crossing the only into point not controlled by israel briefly reopened after days of un lead negotiations. but 8 groups say the deliveries are far too little causes facing acute shorts, joseph food, fulter, and medicine, and relentless is really bombardment.