Whether Dior, Chanel or Louis Vuitton, the founders and namesakes of several major fashion labels passed on long ago. But their luxury brands live on. How have they achieved fashion immortality?

Sir David Chipperfield is one of the world’s most successful architects. This year he was awarded the Pritzker Prize, known as the “Nobel Prize for architecture”. Before the ceremony, we met him in Berlin.

Serbia’s capital Belgrade is a secret travel tip. It’s exciting, inexpensive and isn’t overcrowded.

Germany, the land of poets and philosophers, boasts over 400 universities and colleges. DW reporter Hannah Hummel goes over what you need to know if you wish to study in Germany.

Whoever gets to present their collections at the Prêt-à-porter shows in Paris has made it big. One of them is German designer Marie-Christine Statz, whose low-key outfits are slowly garnering global attention.

Public interest in celebrities like the British royal family and their private lives is vast. English photographer Alison Jackson stages paparazzi-style photos of celebrities using doubles who look like the real McCoy.

Because of the war in Ukraine, Liverpool, hometown of the Beatles, is stepping in to host this year's Eurovision Song Contest. But is the "City of Pop" a worthy host? DW reporter Hannah Hummel found out.

It fits in the palm of your hand and has a hole in the middle: it’s the classic bagel, most often made of leavened dough. But not many of its fans know the bagel did not originate in the U.S. It was invented in Poland.

Common mussels cooked in vegetable broth and served with fries: Why makes it such a hit in Belgium? We show you the basic recipe and talk to locals and tourists about the craze for this simple dish.

They're among the favorites in the final round of the European Song Contest in Liverpool: Tvorchi and their song Heart of Steel. The piece calls on Ukrainians to stay strong. DW met with the musicians.