Adele, 34, British singer, feels a bit extraterrestrial in Las Vegas. “I can safely say that I have never been so nervous before a show in my career,” she wrote on Instagram before the start of her series of concerts in the US city. She feels a million miles from home. “I can’t stop thinking about how as a kid I saw Tom Jones in Mars Attacks and thought, damn it, how did he get from Wales to Las Vegas?” The musician starred in Tim Burton’s Alien film.
Aminata Toure30, Green Party politician, is according to the German Vogue the first incumbent minister on the cover of the fashion magazine. “I found it exciting because it appeals to a completely different group of readers and it is my aim to reach people who not only deal with politics but also with other things – and then come across a political topic,” said Schleswig -Holstein’s social affairs minister, the first Afro-German minister in Germany Kiel news.
Maria Hoefl-Riesch, 37, Olympic skiing champion, works on a cruise ship. “I’m doing fitness training with the guests on board. Yesterday we were in Mauritius, then we’re going to the Seychelles and the Maldives,” she said in an interview with the Augsburg General. Since 2015 she has been to the several times a year MS Europa 2 guest, but also in the ZDF series “Das Traumschiff”. There she last stood in front of the camera as a dog sled driver. However, not in the Maldives, but in Lapland.
Tim Allen, 69, US comedian and actor, has problems with the table manners of his colleague Tom Hanks, 66, Oscar winner. “We have lunch together two or three times a year,” Allen said on Kelly Clarkson’s show. They became friends during the dubbing of Toy Story in 1994. Since then, Hanks has voiced the character Woody and Allen voiced the character Buzz Lightyear. However, it bothers him that Hanks would always snack on his plate in the restaurant, Allen explained. That’s not how he was brought up.
Baran bo Odar, 44, director (“Dark”), believes that people are watching fewer comedies these days. “The world has become so incredibly complicated with things like the pandemic or the war,” said the creator of the Netflix series “1899”. Stuttgart newspaper. “The cliché would be that everyone is now staring at comedies in which everything is light and colorful and sunny”. In his opinion, however, that is not the case. “That has something positive for me and shows that we are about to understand that the world is complicated and that there are no easy solutions right now.”