People & VIPs
Red was yesterday
People like to be labelled with terms such as icon or cult. With Daniel Cohn-Bendit we give ourselves that, but one thing is certain: he is a relevant figure in contemporary history. It is appropriate for such a person to look back on his life. An eventful life, which caused him to commute between France and Germany as a stateless person due to the unfavourable circumstances - his parents fled from the Nazis in Frankfurt to France. And the country of his heart had kicked him out in between after "Dany le Rouge", the red Daniel, had instigated the 68 revolution in Paris.
Off to the island
Too bad for Wolfsburg, good for Chelsea: Pernille Harder, the blonde Danish woman with the insatiable appetite for success, has "made it across" to the island. There her goals are needed, with which she spoiled the local german women's soccer Bundesliga
"Sport and art - the ideal combination for me"
Gender issues, unequal pay for women in sport and, last but not least, stupid slogans that women's soccer still gets here and there: The Swiss player Rachel Rinast does not leave it cold. In an interview with Style PASS online, you can see how bitter she is about injustice, but also how much she enjoys sport. Rinast seems to go her own way: She encounters nonsense with witty repartee, irony and other rhetorical precision landings - it is clear that she has a second passion besides sport: comedy!
A self-determined life
The name contains her programme: Megan Rapinoe, the soccer, is simply "mega". In her sport she has achieved everything that can be won,