Ashley Judd, 55, American actress, can hike again. “My leg and I have come a long way in the past two and a half years since my accident in the DRC,” Judd wrote on Instagram. In addition, she posted several photos from the Swiss mountains, among other things she can be seen in front of a mountain hut and in front of a waterfall. In February 2021, Judd had an accident while hiking with “five fractures in his right leg, a paralyzed foot and impending amputation,” as she now writes in her post. She was then taken to South Africa and operated on there. She is still grateful to the local people who helped her.
Armin Maiwald, 83, mouse inventor and world explainer, has no idea about a topic. “I don’t know anything about “Harry Potter” – except the name and that it was written by an English author who became terribly rich with it and was terribly poor before,” said the 83-year-old Daily mirror on Sunday. “This trend completely passed me by.” He has neither read books nor seen films about the wizard’s apprentice Harry Potter. Colleagues would have raved. Maiwald’s reaction to this: “I get that, say: “Aha, nice, good.” He may have had something against the hype, said the producer of the “Show with the Mouse”https://www.sueddeutsche.de/panorama /.” When the books came out back then, people stood in line in front of the bookstores. I really didn’t have to.”
Dirk Nowitzki, 45, basketball player, would like to be like mom and dad. When he was honored for being accepted into the Basketball Hall of Fame, Nowitzki thanked his parents Helga and Jörg-Werner with tears in his eyes. “What you have done for me I will never forget for the rest of my life and if I become a father half as good as you parents were for me then I will be happy,” he said at the celebration. The only sentences were in German, Nowitzki gave the rest of his speech in English. As he thanked his parents, he ran his fingers over his eyes. Nowitzki has three children himself. He played the entire 21 years of his NBA career for the Dallas Mavericks. He is the first German to be elected to the “Naismith Hall of Fame”.
Mark Zuckerberg39, Facebook founder, and Elon Musk, 52, Tesla boss, have appointment difficulties. The two billionaires have been talking about an upcoming cage fight against each other for weeks. After Musk recently announced that the fight should be fought in front of a historical backdrop in Italy, Zuckerberg now says: “If he ever agrees to an actual date, you will hear from me.” Both had presented themselves as prepared on their respective social networks. Zuckerberg trains with martial arts trainers and posted a photo showing him practicing a match in an octagonal cage in his backyard. Musk writes that he lifts weights part-time at work because he doesn’t have time to exercise.
Günther Jauch, 67, TV presenter, is no longer a tie man. “In principle, I now consider ties to be dispensable,” he told the German Press Agency. Except for his show “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?” he rarely wears a tie anymore. In 1991, Jauch was named Tie Man of the Year by the German Fashion Institute (DMI). At that time he was promised to provide him with ties for five years. However, one of them never arrived, according to Jauch. “Perhaps an indication that the obligation to wear a tie is becoming more and more out of fashion.” However, the DMI announced that ties were not part of the award.