Interview

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.

Some people think actress Diane Kruger is American, but she actually hails from a small provincial town in northern Germany. Others were convinced her career would come to an abrupt end following her role as Helen in Troy. Just goes to show how wrong you can sometimes be.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.