Charlize Theron, 46, South African-American actress, donates toothbrushes. “I want to know that my children know what is going on in their environment,” the Oscar winner told the newspapers of the Funke media group. On the way to school, the six- and nine-year-olds would pass many homeless people. She talked to them about that. “The idea that someone has no home literally exploded their little heads,” said Theron. Then her older daughter suggested: “You said they didn’t have any toothbrushes, should we buy them?” – “Said and done.” With the adoption of the two, she firmly resolved not to let them become “spoiled things”.
Selina Steinfeld, 86, new “Miss Holocaust Survivor”, has big goals. She hopes “to lead the people of Israel to beauty and goodness,” she said, according to the AP news agency. The Israeli prevailed against nine competitors on Tuesday. The beauty pageant, held in a museum in Jerusalem, is controversial and has been sponsored annually since 2012 by a local foundation called Yad Ezer L’Haver, which cares for Holocaust survivors. It is designed to give respect to women whose youth were stolen during World War II. Critics, however, argue that the competition is in bad taste. According to the organizers, winner Steinfeld grew up in Romania and survived the atrocities of the Nazis there. In 1948 she came to Israel, married and raised three children.
Pure Calmund, 72, “Calli”, would be happy, “if there were a God” https://www.sueddeutsche.de/panorama/. “He could tell me: You have sinned here and there, he would maybe do me again Send to purgatory, that would be fine, “said the ex-soccer manager of Bayer 04 Leverkusen Time– Supplement “Christ & World”. However, he tends to “believe in coincidences and not in a God who determines things”.