Elyas M’Barek, 40, Austrian actor, has previously experienced sexism on film sets. “I had to do a sex scene once and the director said beforehand, ‘Get undressed and moan!’ I can remember how my colleague cried afterwards and I was totally upset too,” said the actor Picture. Today he would no longer tolerate that. He thinks it’s good that there is a more sensitive approach to one another, “that you can no longer say everything and behave in the way that used to happen more often.” The actor also spoke about racism in his industry. “I can remember times when certain people wouldn’t even say hello to me.” He was advised to change his name to be successful.
Barbara Schoeneberger, 48, German moderator, doesn’t want to go on vacation alone. “I don’t need rest,” she said German press agency, “after half an hour I would be bored.” In the summer holidays, she is planning trips to Austria and Sweden, where her brother-in-law, sister-in-law, parents-in-law and friends are also there. “There are always 15 to 20 people.” Then go to your own house. “I’m not into a buffet with 400 people.”
Adele, 34, British singer, has suffered from disappointment from her fans. at BBC Radio 4 the singer commented on her concert series in Las Vegas, which had been canceled at short notice. The public reaction was brutal, Adele said. She felt empty inside for months. “I was scared of letting down (my fans) and thought I could make it work and get it going, but I couldn’t,” said the music star. “I stand by this decision.” You don’t just go through with a show if it’s not good enough. However, Adele admitted that she should have been more transparent. “Perhaps my silence was fatal,” she said. Adele had canceled the concert series, which was due to last until April, a day before it began in January. Because of delivery problems and the pandemic, the show was not finished on time, she said in a tearful video message at the time.