Lewis Hamilton, 37, British racing driver, does not like driving. At least not on normal roads. “I find it stressful,” said the Formula 1 driver the US magazine Vanity Fair. “This street is crazy, there’s so much going on here, I’ll turn right around,” said the seven-time world champion to the interviewer while they drove together in an electric Smart through the heavy traffic near Nice. He is also afraid of spiders, even of pictures of the animals. That’s why in Australia he doesn’t like to take a hotel room on the ground floor and first check the toilet for spiders. “It’s pathetic, but I do it.”
arrest warrant, 36, rapper, put on a lightning concert. Published on social media videos show the rapper, whose real name is Aykut Anhan, as he staggers across the stage during a performance in a discotheque in Mannheim. The concert was canceled shortly afterwards. According to media reports, it was a catch-up event. The actual performance three weeks ago had been canceled due to health reasons, as well as other concerts on his current tour. The guests in Mannheim should get their money back.
Uschi glass, 78, actress, sees a growing need for a daily breakfast at school. “Far too few children in Germany get a real breakfast at home every morning,” said the founder of the “brotZeit” association, which helps finance free breakfast buffets for schoolchildren. According to studies, children can concentrate much better on the lesson if they have eaten beforehand, the association said. However, according to recent studies, every fifth child comes to school on an empty stomach. According to the information, there are 290 “brotZeit” schools across Germany.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson, 46, US actor, has not had a career break because of the birth of his son. “I was able to keep working, and Justin was able to keep working,” the Modern Family actor, who has been married to producer and attorney Justin Mikita, 36, since 2013, told podcast host Dax Shepard. He is aware that he is in a privileged position. “We are in a very fortunate position that we could afford to hire people to support us.” The birth of his “wonderful” son Beckett even strengthened his love for Mikita. “I find myself falling even further in love with Justin while watching him in his father role.”
Lars from Trier, 66, Danish filmmaker, doesn’t let it spoil his mood. The director was suffering from Parkinson’s disease, reported the Danish broadcaster DR, citing von Trier’s production company Zentropa. However, despite the diagnosis, the director is in good spirits. He is being treated for the symptoms but can continue working on the mini-horror series “Riget Exodus” as planned. He will only give limited interviews until the premiere later this year.