Architect Erdogan Altindis has lived and worked in Germany and in Turkey. As a creative person with a disability, he sees advantages and disadvantages in both countries. But are the greatest differences […]
An Istanbul architect’s bridge between Germany and Turkey
Syrian football fans cheer 2-2 match with Iran in World Cup qualifier
Syrians took to the streets of Damascus, on Tuesday, to celebrate their team’s 2-2 draw with Iran in the FIFA 2018 qualifiers. Public spaces screened the match to a chorus of ecstatic […]
Kyle MacLachlan talks fame and the legacy of ‘Twin Peaks’
Kyle MacLachlan’s unique blend of darkish wholesomeness made him the perfect posterboy for director David Lynch – starring in “Dune”, “Blue Velvet” and “Twin Peaks”. That cryptic TV series is back with […]
The Paris Project
Writer-Director Tamara P. Carter (THE LEFTOVERS) introduces an experimental drama about a Brooklyn based artist who moves to Paris to get married and start a new life. As a harrowed past catches […]
Karl Bartos: in Kraftwerk’s control room
Karl Bartos was an influential member of the pioneering electronic band Kraftwerk – until he left following a dispute. Now the musician and producer has released his autobiography, “Der Klang der Maschine.”
Ronnie Kasrils: A veteran freedom fighter on resistance
Ronnie Kasrils fought with the ANC against South Africa’s apartheid regime. Later in life, when he was a cabinet minister in the South African government, Ronnie Kasrils was scorned by Israel and […]
Bali: Imprisoned In Paradise
Sun, surf and sand is the Bali many people know. But the Indonesian holiday island is no tropical paradise for inmates of the notorious Kerobokan prison. In this rare exclusive, 101 East […]
‘The Deuce’ looks like a new HBO smash hit
The Deuce premieres September 10 at 9PM on HBO. Starring James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhaal, The Deuce explores 1970s New York at the pioneering moments of what would become the billion-dollar American […]
Art project for train passengers
The art project “Bewegtes Land” transformed Germany’s Saale valley into a 30 kilometer long stage, entertaining passengers in passing trains. Some 500 residents and volunteers took part along the Jena-Naumburg route.
UK police reopens 30-year-old murder case of Palestinian cartoonist Naji al-Ali
It is the 30th anniversary of the death of pioneering Arab cartoonist Naji al-Ali. He was shot to death as he walked to his office in London. Ali’s political cartoons were scathing […]
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