Anti-Israeli sentiment towards singer Eden Golan heightens with protests in Malmö during the Eurovision Song Contest of 2024. As the event unfolds in Sweden, it takes a turn towards politics, also escalating in Germany.
Panorama
The "Eurovision Song Contest" has experienced uncommon political tensions. As a gay man, I rarely felt embarrassed by the mainly LGBTQ+ ESC fan community.
Economy
Isaak Guderian, a 29-year-old singer, defied skeptics by breaking the German losing streak at the Eurovision Song Contest Malmö on Saturday. His song, "Always On The Run," secured a 12th-place finish.
Technology
The most politically charged Eurovision Song Contest ever: Young Israeli singer Eden Golan (20) found herself unexpectedly in the limelight.
Technology
This Eurovision Song Contest was undeniably entertaining, with Germany assured of their ability to participate.
Technology
Isaak Guderian (29) represents Germany at the Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö, Sweden today, in front of an audience of 200 million TV viewers. Few people are aware of the challenging time he faced due to the coronavirus. He had to undergo a transformation, and his current success as a...
Culture
She's the most powerful female contender at the Eurovision Song Contest, facing numerous challenges.
Culture
Will Eurovision Song Contest suffer another mishap? Tonight at 9 pm on ARD, the 68th event happens in Malmö, with Germany's Isaak Guderian (age 29) competing with his song "Always On The Run" and slot 3 among 25 nations.
Culture
The Eurovision Song Contest in Malmö saw Dutchman Joost Klein (26) as a top favorite, even among the public, but on Saturday afternoon, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) made the decision to eliminate him from the competition.
Gastronomic-Paradise
Dutch performer Joost Klein (aged 26) has been barred from attending the dress rehearsals in Malmö, Sweden, as part of the Eurovision Song Contest, with reports indicating he may be expelled from the event entirely. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has made an official statement: "We are...
Culture