Culture
Saturday, 08.11.2025
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Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free based on your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free based on your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free based on your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
In his twentieth book, entirely autobiographical, the master of the French thriller recalls a childhood haunted, among other things, by the madness of his father. And how he managed to get through it.
The traditional fair at Palexpo mixes genres and audiences. Unusual encounters.
The market for healthy cocoa products is trending, and musician Dieter Meier is getting involved. His company supplies the raw material for the cocoa tablets of the pharmaceutical company Zeller by Georg Boonen.
A storm has severely hit Rio Bonito do Iguaçu in southern Brazil. So far, six deaths and over 430 injuries have been reported.
Recruited in 2022 by the Bürgenstock (NW), Vilai and Virat Kanjan, Thai twins celebrated with 16 Gault & Millau points, were forced to leave after three failures in the language test.
The heroes and legends of rock history have become an endless source of stories and graphic creativity for comics.
The emblematic festival dedicated to the pig continues this Sunday. A gargantuan menu and good cheer contribute to its success.
At the premiere of the comedy, some found it hard to laugh. The play sharply mocks xenophobia, prejudices, and club life.
Without David Bowie, Frank Schätzing's youth would have been different. A conversation with the bestselling author about his new book "Spaceboy."
Nemo wore the striking and glittering jumpsuit at the ESC 2025 in Basel. The proceeds will benefit the organization Queeramnesty.
This week, our beauty journalist examines an enticing promise: the sachets, powders, and drinks containing collagen that claim to provide plumper, firmer, and younger-looking skin. So... truth or little bluff?
Dina Hediger's twins were born far too early. Today, she supports affected families with her organization. For her commitment, the woman from Bern receives the Prix Sana.
Frankenstein is back. On our screens with the new adaptation by Guillermo del Toro. But also in bookstores with a new translation by Marie Darrieussecq.
The adaptation of Guillermo Del Toro arrives on Netflix. It revives this myth that resonates with our relationship to modern technologies.
Test your German skills like every Sunday!
Making up half of the LGBT community, bisexuals are often invisible, as shown by two essays released a few weeks apart.
The journalist, who has been quadriplegic since 2022, was the first in the world to participate in a clinical trial in Lausanne to move his left arm.
Le Vieux-Nendaz is facing a wave of criticism since the magazine "Gault&Millau" praised its royal marmot recipe. However, hunting marmots is legal in Switzerland.
Music, echoing spaces, tight seating: it's become loud in the gastronomy sector. It's annoying. And it alters how we taste food.
The TV legend discusses the sensitive topic of intergenerational justice, the beauty obsession of boomers – and the moment he was told: "Kurt, you're too old for television!"
Twenty-seven female winemakers from the six major wine regions offer a box revealing the diversity of Swiss wines.
Fondue is more than just a dish: it’s a social ritual. However, not all fondues are created equal, and some places have elevated this tradition to an art form.
Farmer Walter Steiner delivered an impressive harvest in 2025. This fruit, highly valued at the dawn of the holidays, remains little cultivated in Switzerland.
With the documentary "I Love You, I Leave You," director Moris Freiburghaus has struck a chord. On the tennis court, he had less success over the weekend.
Ottmar Hitzfeld recounts Granit Xhaka's arrival in the Swiss national team in 2011. And how the player naturally established himself.
Paul Senn is one of the greats of Swiss reportage photography. Occasionally, he also took strolls through his city: a historical walk through the old town from the train station down to the Marzilibad.
For a year now, efforts have been made to turn the Oven Hall into an experience venue. Public participation is intended to guide the development of the former factory site.
Friday, 07.11.2025
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
After 25 years and 16 climate summits, our author takes stock: society is aware, but implementation is lagging. Media is needed as a guide into the fossil-free age.
What does a person experience in daily life who suffers from dyslexia? Affected individuals share their stories. For example, about comments like: "You should rather become a cleaner."
The Leeds United forward has not been called up by the national coach for a year. Now he launches a full-scale attack. An ex-colleague shows how it can be done better.
Our illustrator captures the best of local, regional, and international news.
The new album by the Spanish singer is a hermetic work of art, the record label announced. In Barcelona, 500 exclusive guests were the first to listen to it. Here’s how it sounds.
With "All roads lead to Lancy," the association Lancy d'autrefois and Helvetas trace the migratory paths of personalities from the community.
This autumn 2025, warm shades, luminous textures, and graphic accents intertwine to create looks that are both sophisticated and accessible. Here are the trends to embrace this season.
In the past, everyone knew "Thriller." Today, everyone knows their own algorithm. Where are the idols that unite entire generations?
The starting price is set at 2 million francs for this piece offered on November 24 at the Mandarin Oriental.
The cult train at Peter Square is run by volunteers. One of the tasks: to teach passengers to be afraid as a living attraction. We tried it out.
Some well-meaning voices are outraged by the arrival of the Chinese brand Shein in Paris. But whining does nothing.
In the heights of Plan-les-Ouates, the latest Geneva distillery has ranked among the best in the country. Open for visits this Saturday.
The remarkable new album by the French rapper oscillates between autofiction and fatherhood, harsh celebrity, and a getaway in Japan.
Two sisters from the Southern USA playing bluesy guitar rock, and a powerful-voiced Irishman whose songs are often sad.
Marco Bürki, leader of the surprisingly promoted team currently sitting in first place, explains how his team differs from the competition. And what defines a leader on the field.
During the Louvre heist, Empress Eugénie's crown was damaged: small diamonds and one of the eight golden eagles are missing. What will happen to this valuable piece?
The ShanjuLab company presents "In bocca al lupo" until November 14. A biting result of a three-year immersion in the Jura.
The parents of Maddie, who disappeared in 2007, have already endured a lot of suffering. A woman who impersonated the girl also caused them distress – she has now been convicted by a court.
"Michael" will arrive in theaters at the end of April 2026. The "King of Pop" will be portrayed by his own nephew, Jaafar, in a feature film directed by Antoine Fuqua.
Sotheby’s is auctioning a functional toilet made of over 100 kilos of gold. The work by conceptual artist Maurizio Cattelan was once offered to Donald Trump – instead of a Van Gogh painting.
Mani Owzar teaches future health professionals in Winterthur. And has now written a book about queer people.
While an orchestra from Israel was performing at the Philharmonie in Paris, spectators launched smoke bombs from the stands, causing violence in the hall.
Married since 1942, Eleanor and Lyle Gittens have just set three world records. Every day at noon, the couple shares a ritual that has lasted for seven decades.
To celebrate its 150th anniversary, the magazine Tracés – espazium will take over Plateforme 10 from November 12 to 16, featuring seven installations and seven exhibitions.
The success of the greatest Swiss sports star of the present is also a family project. But one that operates without harsh discipline and overly ambitious parents.
Laurence des Cars assures that she has fully grasped the security issues. The museum's security plan comes into effect "today".
The American news network CNN has deemed the Basel event a wonder, comparable to those in Strasbourg, Vienna, or Prague.
To help you enjoy your evenings as peacefully as possible, here are some recipes that take very little time.
After a year-long break, Basel's most famous columnist has published a new book suitable for the holiday season.
At La Cave des Banques, expert Laurent Vialette offers thousands of rare and vintage wines. Meeting.
In Lausanne, this traditional and efficient Chinese restaurant is stepping into the spotlight by moving from Tivoli Avenue to the city center.
This new adaptation is stunning. A successful fusion between the human and the myth for a visually striking and spectacular film.
Co-production RTS/TF1/Akka Films, the ambitious crime series by Louis Farge and Luc Walpoth turns out to be sluggish. 6 X 45 mins. On RTS1 from November 13 and Play RTS.
Despite energetic actors, the adaptation of Louise Candlish's thriller sinks under implausibilities.
With an actor sporting a beaten dog expression who craves more and fidgets, this K-drama transcends classic clichés.
The memoirs of Edward St Aubyn, the eternal dandy, are timeless. The proof is the excellent Benedict Cumberbatch.
The Franco-Swiss actress was in Geneva this weekend for the screening of the series "Intraçables" at the GIFF. Interview.
Luca Petraglia built St. Peter's Basilica at a scale of 1:300 in three months.
Luca Petraglia has meticulously recreated the San Carlo Theater in Naples using Lego bricks.
International chronicle by Gerald Staberock and Aurore Heugas from OMCT, on the occasion of International Children's Rights Day.
Win 2 invitations for TEDxGeneva 2025, Friday, November 28, 2025, at Plainpalais (Pitoeff). 15 TEDx talks, networking, and surprise meal.
Two buildings in the new PAV district will soon welcome the first residents. A place that combines superlatives.
Vocal coaching, technical setup, first stage rehearsal: the crucial phase of "Hansel and Gretel" has begun.
We follow a lead actress backstage among around 300 participants, learn about the costume designer's ideas, and visit the theater sculptors with their large bird.
As a theology student, Simon Kuert was drawn to radical ideas from the German Peasants' War. His many years in the profession put many things into perspective - others have this experience as well.
Vocal coaching, technical setup, first stage rehearsal: the hot phase of "Hansel and Gretel" has begun.
We follow a lead actress among around 300 people backstage, learn about the ideas of the costume designer, and visit the theater sculptors with their large bird.
The season calls for the active consumption of cakes. Our columnist shares one of his favorite recipes (without Dr. Oetker's sugar confetti).
Thursday, 06.11.2025
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free based on your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises... Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro tips.
The Catalan singer presented her fourth album at the National Art Museum of Catalonia. Eighteen songs in thirteen languages for an intense musical experience.
They achieved a single victory at the highest level, never winning a medal at a major championship: the unique stories of triumphs in Swiss skiing.
Khaled El-Enany takes over as the first Secretary-General from an Arab country leading UNESCO. What priorities does he intend to set moving forward?
After an eight-year hiatus, Markle returns to the screen. Media speculate that Prince Harry's wife plays herself in the film.
In Boulimie, the phenomenon of "I am Swiss" tests its second show in search of simple joys. "Delicious" does not change its recipe but is not lacking in salt.
Franziska Geiser is promoting the Dampfzentrale in the Bern city council and criticizing competitor Bee-Flat. Council president Tom Berger (FDP) speaks of a lack of respect.
What was supposed to be three months turned into two years. Now Ada Fischer has to vacate her creative network on Clarastrasse - and is already looking for new projects.
The 38-year-old effortlessly blends different genres into a whole. His latest hit "Big Money" crowns an entertaining evening.
In the "Eisbrecher," the former Swiss national coach talks about his eventful life and his unique career, including a stint in English top football.
Anni Albers is receiving her first solo exhibition in Switzerland at the Zentrum Paul Klee. The exhibition shows how the textile artist was influenced by the Bauhaus.
Our columnist doesn't do anything spectacular with her grandchildren. Instead, she chats extensively with them and receives charmingly candid responses.
Seniors from Bönigen can showcase their artworks. Registration is open until December 2nd.
Ten years ago, ISIS took over the ancient city and killed the 82-year-old archaeologist Khaled Asaad. His son talks about this loss - and the rebuilding of the Syrian site.
Betty Bossi on stage, rock in Mathod, exhibitions, circus, and electronic music. Check out our favorites in the cultural and leisure agenda for this weekend.
The traditional singing is in the running to become part of the intangible heritage of humanity. The verdict will be announced in mid-December.
On the agenda: clarity, carats, and insane colors, in light of the history of fabulous jewelry.
The new book by philosopher Lea Ypi is not an easy read. But sticking with it will be rewarded!
The 27th Bach Festival in Lausanne showcases the great masterpieces of the Cantor and his contemporaries, with some surprises in store.
A young woman accuses an Iranian film star of rape. The case sparks a nationwide debate about power, distrust, and the risk of speaking out.
The Dutch conductor led the OCL in Lausanne and Geneva alongside soprano Julia Lezhneva. Review.
Purchased in 2019 by Iranian-Swiss entrepreneur Shahab Izadpanah, the former Palais Mascotte will become the Greek restaurant OPA, which originated in Dubai in 2018, as well as a private club.
About the not-so-discreet charm of a five-kilogram Donald Duck book.
Banned last year, the City of Geneva will allow ambient music on the terraces of cafés and restaurants on three Saturdays in December.
The Court of Auditors criticizes significant delays in security investments, while the Louvre has spent more on purchasing artworks and museum renovations.
World-renowned art and industry converge at the Dreispitz near Basel. Philipp Brogli leads an Urban Art tour through the area.
The banking Geneva has been enriched with a new art collection related to contemporary Africa. It is on display at the Rath Museum.
The festival has revealed its lineup. Surprise, Keanu Reeves will perform on June 19, 2026, with his band Dogstar.
The Career and Training Fair will take place from November 18 to 23 at the Palais de Beaulieu in Lausanne. A spotlight on the round table and the conferences that contribute to the success of the event.
On the night from Wednesday to Thursday, the Beaver Moon appeared in all its glory. This led to stunning snapshots of the supermoon.
On November 9, Sotheby’s will auction a mysterious Cartier clock from 1925. Patek Philippe and Rolex complete the watch sales in Geneva.
The wife of Prince Harry is filming a movie in Los Angeles titled "Close Personal Friends," alongside Lily Collins and Brie Larson. She had paused her career since her marriage in 2018.
Here you can find your readers' letters from November 6.
UNESCO will decide by the end of the year on Switzerland's application. About 12,000 yodelers in 780 groups are hoping for this prestigious recognition.
Half of young Swiss people report suffering from mental distress. Is it time to reconsider an overly nurturing education?
After twenty-five years of service, including eleven as president, Horace Gautier is leaving the board of the Geneva institution that supports people with multiple disabilities.
The film "Heroine" has influenced a young woman. But how close is the movie to real everyday life? A trainee health professional shares her experience.
A Hörnli gratin, a hearty potato soup, or something refined with hazelnuts? 10 autumn recipes to choose from - even without cooking talent.
Wednesday, 05.11.2025
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astrological advice.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astrology tips.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises... Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free based on your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
In her book "Pornografilles," Jane Roussel examines women's consumption of X-rated content. A rather surprising overview.
In the city of Geneva, the expanded right has rejected the preemption of a five-and-a-half-room apartment in the Clarté building. A "missed opportunity," according to Marjorie de Chastonay.
15 percent of the Swiss population often feels socially excluded. This endangers not only well-being but also democracy.
Yeba is the new leader in the gorilla enclosure. He follows in a line of famous predecessors.
With its quarter of a million Muslims, Marseille is for the far-right "Maghreb in France." However, for many locals, the port city is a cosmopolitan promise – magnificent!
The singer has filed a complaint against her former manager and ex-partner, Gia Martinelli. She describes a toxic relationship.
The rapper RBX is suing the Swedish platform. He accuses it of turning a blind eye to bots that artificially inflate listening figures.
With its exhibition based on the Lehnert & Landrock archive, the museum decodes Orientalist fantasies, between clichés and racism.
The iconic creative director of the Parisian fashion house bids farewell. His departure marks the end of an era that transformed the brand's image.
The item was found by an employee in the shower last March. Several unions and the feminist strike are calling for measures, particularly to secure the various sites.
An engaging documentary, two stops at Bad Bonn, and three gritting-dent dictators' wives: Here are the tips for the cultural week in Bern.
The Bührle Foundation has removed Zurich from its foundation purpose - now the background is coming to light: the foundation feels unfairly treated. The city is considering legal action.
The French writer was awarded on Wednesday for his novel that revisits the difficult relationship he had with his mother.
Our author dresses up as a werewolf, but for a long time, no one appears to scare.
From November 6 to 16, amateur actors present "J’y suis, j’y reste," a comedy from 1950. Mix-ups, fake marriages, and the arrival of a cardinal: all the ingredients are in place to make the Geneva audience laugh.
The Cantabile Choir brings back to life the "Missa pro defunctis" by Franz von Suppé. This masterful work by the Viennese composer, unjustly forgotten in the 20th century, will be performed with 80 choristers and the Sinfonietta of Lausanne.
Mobile self-portraits have long been a perfected mass phenomenon. However, experts see the selfie culture at a turning point. What comes next?
Dany Mauro, a multi-talented artist, teams up with Mario Santangeli for an exceptional evening. The entry fee? Everyone gives what they want, according to their heart.
Little known to the general public, La Pierrette is nevertheless a company over a century old that supplies key components for high-end watches.
It is one of the greatest French novels and is considered unadaptable. Nevertheless, the director of "8 Women" delivers a superb vision.
With his latest film, the Geneva-based director explores the role of fathers in the grand adventure of parenthood. Interview.
The Valais municipality has chosen to join the circle of the most beautiful villages in Switzerland. An initiative that is already providing visibility to the resort.
The Emmental amateur stage kicks off its new season - and is preparing for changes. "The Trap" is the last piece directed by Ulrich Simon Eggimann.
Unexpected twists, brutal shock moments, and delightful British humor: that's how crime series bring joy.
Lily Allen addresses polyamory in her new album. The singer has suffered under the marriage concept sold as modern – and speaks to something that is often kept silent.
Felix Schaad holds a mirror to Switzerland – with fine lines and humor. His new book is now out. In the conversation, he explains why humor requires precision and how an eyebrow can be crucial.
Cars are piling up, people are fleeing to their roofs: Typhoon Kalmaegi has driven hundreds of thousands of Filipinos to flee. As the death toll rises, the next storm is already approaching.
Tuesday, 04.11.2025
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises... Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
Love, money, surprises… Check your horoscope for free according to your zodiac sign and follow our astro advice.
For nearly twenty years, she led the Museum of Cultures in Basel. She significantly shaped the institution and its direction. Now she has retired.
A "Vogue" essay has sparked the debate about whether it is still desirable to have a steady partner today. Or if women are happier being single.
Loafers are experiencing a revival. Reinvented, they blend tradition and modernity, appealing to all generations.
The coach was dismissed curtly, without regard for the work done. However, the essence of the decision is likely the right one.
The Belgian rapper will perform at the Arena in Geneva in early April and at the Vaudoise Arena in Lausanne in early May. Tickets will be available starting Friday.
Belonging to a Basel family, the painting was for sale after being loaned to the institution. A public subscription had been launched to acquire it.
In October 2022, four young men meet. It's about half a kilo of weed – a large but seemingly harmless drug deal. Until the two buyers draw their weapons.
The former footballer of Manchester United and Real Madrid received his knighthood from the British monarch on Tuesday during a ceremony at Windsor Castle.
Several far-right artists are using tricks to spread racist, anti-Semitic, and conspiracy-laden content on social media.
David Beckham kneels before the king at Windsor Castle – and is knighted. He had to wait a long time for this solemn moment.
Whether it's "Räuber Hotzenplotz," "Cinderella" on ice, or a fantasy trip at the Schauspielhaus, here are our seven recommendations for an entertaining family outing.
The former CEO of myclimate will be the new head of the Bern Museum Quarter. Starting in January, she will coordinate the merger of eleven cultural institutions in the Kirchenfeld district.
Calvinus and La Meltingpote display their Geneva identity, but brew their beers outside the canton. Local brewers denounce unfair competition.
The British «Vogue» believes that heterosexual women are increasingly hiding their relationships. A phenomenon that goes beyond a simple trend, analyzes an expert.
The French writer was awarded for his 750-page work in the first round of the competition.
Conductor Beatrice Venezi has never led a renowned orchestra, but she has a close connection to Italy's Prime Minister. This is causing protests.
The oriental restaurant between Lochergut and Sihlfeld Cemetery offers traditional dishes without fuss. The family helps with the specialties.
The Spanish artist presents "Vudú (3318) Blixen" at Vidy and at the Comédie. An interview with an enraged volunteer.
Mythos, Jules Verne Tower, or Dance Jumper are the new rides at the Autumn Fair. The BaZ ride tester tried them out and filmed with a head camera. For those who are not afraid of heights!
One is a legend of the LHC, the other is the executive director of the Olympic Games. The Dubis share their common memories with great simplicity.
Option Musique inaugurated the new RTS premises on Tuesday. Other stations will follow by 2026, as will the TV newsrooms from Geneva.
As a teenager, Kaká is the best footballer ever for me. When I see him for the first time in Milan, my stomach turns. Today, the relationship is different.
Basel resident Sarah Kleiber is making her dream come true by opening a venue near Tellplatz: a mix of concept store, café, and wine bar.
This talented 26-year-old filmmaker has just finished a short film and is preparing a feature film that he hopes to shoot in 2027.
Crown dress and transparent raincoat: Buckingham Palace will showcase the largest fashion show of the monarchy in 2026, featuring 200 exhibits from all stages of life, many of which will be seen for the first time.
Pastor Jean-René Moret, Secretary General of the Bible Groups of Schools and Universities, wonders how Calvin's City has acquired an international role for which it was not destined.
Matthias Ritschard will stop working as an antique dealer at the end of the year. The closure of his shop is a significant loss for the old town of Bern. However, the industry is hopeful about the sustainability trend.
Director Franziska Karlen has opened the new permanent exhibition "In Good Shape". The shooting museum is now appealing to non-experts – and to children.
Seline Reichen demonstrates that retail is alive despite the online boom. She impresses at the Krebser stationery store in Thun with her calmness and restraint - and will soon showcase her skills in Salzburg.