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A photo report under Corona conditions: The walk is back in fashion - even with celebrities like Jürgen Tarrach, Julia Brendler or Natascha Ochsenknecht. At the exclusive photo opportunity they show great corners of Germany - sometimes with and sometimes without a dog - and tell what is currently occupying them.

EXCLUSIVE - Singer-Songwriter Max Rieger Max Rieger at a photo session with dpa - Deutsche Presse Agentur.

EXCLUSIVE - Singer-Songwriter Max Rieger

EXCLUSIVE - Actor Rafael Gareisen Rafael Gareisen at a photo session at Café Cinema in Hackesche Höfe in Berlin, his former place of residence. Currently, the actor lives again in his native city of Vienna. Gareisen stars in the two new Ireland thrillers, which can be seen on ARD on 12 and 19 October 2023 at 8.15 pm.

EXCLUSIVE - Actor Rafael Gareisen

EXCLUSIVE - Emily Cox Emily Cox plays in the film "Steirerstern". The first broadcast of the film is scheduled for September 20, 2022 on ORF, in the first the film is to be shown on September 24, 2022.

EXCLUSIVE - Emily Cox

EXCLUSIVE - Actor Oliver Wnuk Actor poses at an exclusive photoshoot. Oliver Wnuk plays the investigator Hinnerk Feldmann in the crime series "Nord Nord Mord" on Sylt, which is broadcast on ZDF.

EXCLUSIVE - Actor Oliver Wnuk

EXCLUSIVE - Ildiko von Kürthy Bestselling author Ildikó von Kürthy (54, "Es wird
Time") thinks nothing of the pursuit of happiness. "There are no happy marriages, just as there are no happy people. Maybe there are happy cows, but I doubt that too," Kürthy told the German Press Agency dpa in Hamburg. There are only people who live their lives with the ups and downs that every life has in store. "Happiness is not a yardstick for me. Life is also perfectly fine when things go badly," the author said.

That is part of it and the more one accepts that, the better life is. "This striving for happiness, the constant wanting to block out fear and pain causes so much unnecessary stress. The assumption that a successful life is a life without unhappiness is simply wrong.
Happiness only comes from its opposite," Kürthy said. Her new novel "Morgen kann kommen" was published on Tuesday by Rowohlt Verlag in Hamburg.

EXCLUSIVE - Ildiko von Kürthy

EXCLUSIVE - Julia Bremermann Actress Julia Bremermann sees more opportunities for women over 40 in Germany's television industry today than in the past. "Something has really changed in recent years as far as women in front of and behind the camera are concerned. And that's a good thing," the 54-year-old ("Professor T.") told the Deutsche Presse-Agentur in Berlin. "Women are also allowed to be more diverse in stories and not just young and pretty. But there is always room for improvement." Bremermann can often be seen on screen, this Thursday (8.15 pm) she joins the ZDF series "Lena Lorenz". "I don't have a recipe for success now, but I think it's important to keep yourself flexible: in your head and with your body. Don't define yourself and complain about what you can't do, but be grateful for what you can do and what you can do yourself.

EXCLUSIVE - Julia Bremermann

EXCLUSIVE - Julia Stinshoff The German actress Julia Stinshoff can be seen in the film "Der Feind meines Feindes" (The Enemy of My Enemy) on 07 March. It is the second part of the successful thriller "Flucht durchs Höllental". Alongside Oliver Mommsen and Hans Sigl, Julia plays the role of mother Alessia in the film. She is also celebrating her 10th "Sesame Street" anniversary this year: Julia has been a regular guest on the show since 2012. Click here for the pictures from the exclusive photo shoot in Hamburg.

EXCLUSIVE - Julia Stinshoff

EXCLUSIVE - Lorna Ishema TV commissioner Lorna Ishema prepared for her role in the ZDF thriller "Der Überfall" with real police officers. "There was police training beforehand, of course, and we were able to clarify many of our questions there," the actress, who was born in Uganda in 1989, told the Deutsche Presse-Agentur in Berlin. "However, I quickly realised that I also had limits there. Simply because the two police officers did an enormously good job of preparing us as well as they could, but did not share Antonia's reality of life as a 'black woman in the police'." Which is an important aspect for the character and story, though." The first part will be shown on Friday (4.3.) at 9.15 pm on ZDF, the others on Fridays (9.15 pm) and Saturdays (9.45 pm). The series is also already available in its entirety in the media library.

EXCLUSIVE - Lorna Ishema