The The ist zurück: 25 Jahre nach seinem letzten Studioalbum zürnt Matt Johnson weiter der Politik – und schimpft über die Verschandelung seines geliebten London

Viren, Terroristen, Wahnsinnige mit Atombomben: Die Welt ist furchterregend. Aber Angst ist die stärkste Waffe des Menschen

Für David Bowie war sie die Zukunft des Pop: Die neuseeländische Musikerin Lorde ist zurück

INTERVIEW – «Gott ist tot. Aber nur der christliche. Jener des Islam ist überhaupt nicht tot», sagt Michel Houellebecq

Lauren Sánchez, bald Frau Bezos, hat Männer stets als Steigbügelhalter genutzt – aber galoppieren kann sie ganz allein

Anna Wintour tritt ab – und bleibt an der Macht

KURZMELDUNGEN – Kultur: «Die Zeit» löscht Kolumne von Maxim Biller +++ Anna Wintour gibt Chefredaktion der «Vogue» ab

Tausende leere Moscheen: Die Mullahs haben den Iranern die Religion ausgetrieben

Besser als «Born in the USA»: Bruce Springsteen veröffentlicht sieben neue Alben

"If someone likes these pictures of horses jumping over rivers, then I'm not the right person for the job," says the pioneer of hotel art

"Italian cinema is in mortal danger!" complains a director. There is a dispute in the film industry with Giorgia Meloni.

Sabrina Carpenter fell to her knees, and a storm arose. What's the point of this moral outrage?

Swiss universities boycott Israel: A new low in university culture

Denis Villeneuve becomes Bond director. Those who know him imagine 007 as a secret agent who prefers short espressos to shaken martinis.

Attention, Western thinking: Now William Shakespeare is being “decolonized”

Barbi Marković's career began with a theft

Overly long eyelashes, a veiled gaze: Seville's most important holy image has been restored. Believers worldwide are outraged.

The story of the incredible J. D. Vance

Actors are "cringe"

Vija Celmins paints pictures that are not of this world, thereby taking maximum distance from her own biography

St. Gallen Festival: Puccini's "Tosca" is a political drama of oppressive topicality

Federal Administrative Court lifts ban on right-wing extremist magazine "Compact"

The poor thing must have been left sitting there! – When women go out to eat alone

Already one million dead and wounded – but Russia is proud of it

«28 Years Later»: Those suffering from death live longer

On his last holiday trip, Karl Marx had his beard shaved – but before that, he took a portrait

There was a perfect world behind the Iron Curtain – Jiři Hájíček in search of a literally lost life

Ayatollah Khomeini captivated Western politicians and intellectuals. To this day, left-wing and right-wing ideologues glorify his terror regime.

Bach stopped at the height of his art – but why?

For the kids in Oderbruch, the football club is their life. Then the sponsor is murdered. The detectives from "Polizeiruf" investigate on the sidelines.

The arts section is the most useless part of a newspaper. It proves its greatest usefulness precisely when it lives up to its reputation.

Fear of Putin's belligerence: Michael Thumann travels through Eastern Europe and talks to people who have fled Russia

After 30 years of marriage, a woman accuses her husband of rape. The award-winning Spanish miniseries "Querer" depicts what happens next.

Steven Spielberg had no idea about sharks, the actors were on the verge of mutiny . . . and yet "Jaws" made film history

INTERVIEW – “If Hitler were your uncle, you would want to kill him too,” says Ali Khamenei’s nephew

The Swiss author Gertrud Leutenegger has died at the age of 76

“I read you as a man” – although a bather identifies himself as a woman, he is not allowed into the women’s pool

As long as Putin is in power, there will be war, says Andrey Gurkov – why Russia cannot break free from the shackles of Putinism

The old grumpy man tricks death: With the «Brandner Kaspar», Munich finally has a cult cultural asset again

Tonhalle Zurich: Two saviors are needed here

NEWS IN BRIEF – Culture: Singer Chris Brown pleads not guilty

COMMENT – The rainbow flags are being rolled up. That's a good thing

Kremlin's "lesson" for children: Clothes for soldiers are being sewn in schools, and Barbie dolls are to be classified as extremist

INTERVIEW – Stephan Klapproth: “I think I saved Swiss television a little bit on September 11, 2001.”

"20 Minutes" has shaken the Swiss newspaper market – journalists and publishers tried to prevent the newspaper from being published by warning of environmental pollution

"They have no idea about Iran and want America to be dragged into a war": Star host Tucker Carlson argues with Senator Ted Cruz about Trump's Middle East policy

"Does my own history put me in danger?" Due to the events in the Middle East, a Jewish reading in Zurich has been postponed indefinitely

The eternally young Brit: David Hockney celebrates life and his art

Art Basel – the great fair of lost dreams

Now the hour of the “muscle Jews” has struck

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