Interview

Formula 1 is in fashion. Big time. The past season was arguably the most exciting in years, with a cast of compelling characters. One of these personalities is George Russell. The victory in Las Vegas was a dream come true for the driver of Mercedes-AMG F1. But he also attracts attention to himself off the track. How? You can find out in the interview we conducted with him before the season finale, talking about leaving one’s stylistic comfort zones, Tommy Hilfiger and the true meaning of luxury during the Formula 1 winter break.

Max Simonischek, 42, is a versatile artist who plays in major film productions and theater as well as investigating as a detective on television. In Vienna, he spoke about his upcoming role as Hamlet at the Burgtheater and what fascinates him about his profession - even though he never wanted to be an actor.

Today is the finale of the Hot Wheels Legends Tour 2024 – where the winners will make the leap from street to toy shelf. It's a celebration of car and design culture, says Hot Wheels designer Bryan Benedict. In our interview, he shared what makes the brand unique and what big and small cars have in common.

Bryan Adams is celebrating his 65th birthday today - and we are simply celebrating with him in good spirits. And by the way, a friendly reminder that the Canadian is not only a brilliant musician, but also a gifted photographer. A real aesthete and a good conversationalist anyway.

Luc Donckerwolke is more than just head designer at Genesis. As Chief Creative Officer and Chief Brand Officer, he oversees every aspect of the brand design. In our interview, he explains why this model has a future and how the Magma performance line aims to really get the brand’s heart beating even faster.

We usually like to conduct our interviews ourselves, but in this case we made an exception. The questions for Sir Rod Stewart were asked by Bryan Adams. Because the two have known each other for years. And they really get along, as you’ll see. So an entirely different sort of interview. Turned out pretty good, we think.

A journalist from the ‘New Yorker’ once wrote that Keanu Reeves was ‘too good for this world’. Honestly? Could be true. Today he celebrates his 60th birthday. We congratulate him.

Today marks the start of Gamescom in Cologne - Europe's leading trade fair for digital gaming. And if anyone knows anything about gaming, it's TOAN NGUYEN. Not just because he is a passionate nerd, but because he understands exactly how the principle of video gaming can be transferred to corporate culture.

Rafael Nadal gives virtually no interviews. 
So much for that. In our exclusive conversation, 
he tells us how he manages to consistently deliver top performances, what sort 
of relationship he has with his rivals – 
and how people often misjudge 
him as a person. On top, he also talks about his pretty special watch.

JIM JARMUSCH has given us films like Down by Law or Coffee and Cigarettes – and an entirely different view of America than the one most people are used to. Jarmusch has made music before, but now he has released his first album with his musical project Sqürl.

Conducting an interview with Christian Bale is a contradictory experience - and a way of gaining a good understanding of the Brit. Bale doesn't like such compulsory exercises - for reasons that he is happy to explain. On his 50th birthday, we remember a special conversation with the actor.

Porsche will be presenting the electrified Macan next Thursday. The switch away from the combustion engine was both a blessing and a challenge for the design team. The aim was to find the right balance between "quintessentially Porsche" and "innovative". Michael Mauer reveals how exactly this was achieved.

A careful approach doesn't work. The Countach slams into your consciousness. And always all of a sudden. You see it - and WOW! A bizarrely jagged silhouette like an apparition from another world. The perfect car for Feast of Fabulous Wild Men Day, which our friends in the USA brought to life at some point.

You’ve got to get up pretty early in the morning to top the likes of KYLIE MINOGUE. She’s been in the business for over three decades and has celebrated more than one “comeback” in her career – with the latest happening right at this very moment. For her, life is like surfing a wave: with ups and downs and quite a bit of paddling around. Did we mention what an incredibly nice person she is?

Fireworks for the senses. With a power unit. This Ferrari 512 BB Competizione as a Le Mans conversion is not user-friendly despite being road-legal. What's more, the driver seems irrelevant. And a passenger is a nuisance anyway. Which makes the car something very special. And so we leave the year 2023 behind us.