Youth Culture
From the latest technology to the newest forms of music or most popular fashions, young people are leading the way and continuously reinventing how things are done. While some trends are unique to Germany, many others are in sync with international movements, thanks to the widespread use of the internet.
The first decade of the new millennium will be remembered for many things, including the phenomenon of reality TV which has captivated audiences across the world. And for 3 million people around Germany, Germany’s Next Top Model is not just a weekly must-see, but nearly an obsession.
Germany's Next Top Model
The players of BSV Al Dersimspor in Berlin come from different countries and cultures. A passion for football brought them together. They are self-confidently fighting for their great aim: first place in the club league.
BSV Al Dersimspor
In this interview, music critic Tobias Rapp discusses the book he wrote about the new face of Berlin’s club scene and how Internet forums and budget airlines have turned Berlin’s music culture into an international phenomenon.
"Lost and Sound"
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