Paul Haynes, writer and researcher for the seminal true crime book I'll Be Gone In The Dark and the documentary of the same name takes a closer look at the Golden State Killer's recent sentencing hearing and his apology statement.
More"'Con confianza y Sin Verguenza'- I have always walked with my head high surrounded by misfits, free thinkers and healers. I believe this is what has lead me to the city of Leipzig."
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Your mini-guide to Museumsnacht in Leipzig and Halle this May!
On Thursday I was really busy, as usual. I knew A Concert for the Whole World would be broadcast live
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Tea: universal language?
Our guest writer today, a Brit living in Leipzig, deconstructs "a nice cup of tea" down to its linguistic components - adding a bit of social, cultural and psychological context - and shows us a seasoned lover's understanding of the art of tea-drinking.
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German purity laws turn 500
"To honor the 500th anniversary of the German Purity Laws, I've started a year-long series in my online column, The Flensburg Files, looking at the history of beer in Germany and trying (and recommending) beers only made in Germany."
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"Belo Horizonte became home to charming small art galleries and a flourishing startup scene, also known as San Pedro Valley, which shook things up in the business realm of my old city. So if you have been gentrified out of Berlin or Leipzig is already too cool, that might be a feasible option."
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DOK 2023 Preview: The International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film returns from 8 October to 15 October 2023.
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