Adele, 34, British singer, thinks studying is as important as making music. She wants “to get a degree in English literature,” like her according to British media reports in Los Angeles during a fan Q&A session. “If I hadn’t made it as a singer, I think I would have become a teacher.” She would have liked to have had the experience of going to a university. “Now I’ll do it online with a tutor.” That is her plan for 2025.
Taylor Swift, 32, US singer, had to do it again. in the Video for their new song “Anti Hero” Swift is seen stepping on a scale. Instead of her weight, the word “fat” appears on the display. When Swift sees the word, she shakes her head. In the meantime, the scene with the word has disappeared in an apparently revised version of the clip. Swift has previously been criticized for perpetuating the stereotype that obesity is a negative.
David Hasselhoff, 70, US actor, struggles with Denglish. He found the shooting for the “Ze Network” series extremely challenging, he told the German Press Agency. “The editor would often say afterwards, ‘That was the best scene ever.’ And I was like, ‘That was the worst day of my life,'” he said. Because Hasselhoff spoke English and his co-lead actor German. “I didn’t know what he was saying and he didn’t know what I was saying. But somehow it worked out in the end.”
Anna Thalbach, 49, actress, has something against purposeful pessimists. She is bored when people only look for the negative in others, she told the German Press Agency. Everyone, in her opinion, should strive to emphasize the merits of another. “That’s a moral concern for me. I also want to be surrounded by people who bring out my beautiful sides and not tease out my ugly sides.”
Christina Applegate, 50, US actress, can no longer walk unaided. “Cuts are now part of my new normal,” she wrote on Twitter, speaking of an important ceremony to come. “My first outing since being diagnosed with MS.” Applegate announced in August 2021 that she had multiple sclerosis (MS). In 2008 she had both breasts removed after being diagnosed with cancer. In 2017, she had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed to prevent cancer from coming back. The Hollywood star suffers from a mutation in the BRCA1 gene, which greatly increases the risk of cancer in women.