Philip Oltermann

They could play seven instruments each, critics hailed them as the best jazz combo in 1920s Berlin, and the likes of Marlene Dietrich and Josephine Baker fought to secure them as their backing band.

Jewish Museum in Berlin buys painting of Weintraubs Syncopators, who played the soundtrack to the Weimar cabaret

Gomorrah author and Meloni critic’s non-inclusion in Italy’s lineup angered writers amid claims of censorship

Unique experiment in German-language public broadcasting 3sat faces pressure from populist right

In many countries around the world, breakfast TV means celebrity interviews, soap operas and last night's football highlights.

Paradise exhibition focuses on public works for factory walls, hospitals and nurseries – long before Moominmania took hold

Emilia Peréz and The Room Next Door are both up for honours in prizes regarded as Oscars bellwethers

At times it felt like the three parties thought they were governing three completely different countries

The property rights of Iceland's largest fishing company prevail over the right to artistic expression of an artist who spoofed the firm's website

Judge considering complaint by fishing firm Samherji rules artist Odee unlikely to be able to defend work as parody