#rtl interview

[28mindgames]

[twopoppies]

Hello Gina! Thinking back to last week how H attended the football match and many people went on him how normal and straight he is because watching football is straight men’s only…anyway there was a moment from like 2014? from a french tv when H told something like he watched one of his football player scored and it turned into innuendo. Can you please explain me for someone for who english is not their first language what possibly he meant when he said “I watched him scored” and why it’s a gay innuendo?

Hi, honey. So, it was a Dutch program (RTL), and the interviewer was asking Harry about a football player who was his favorite when he was younger. The interviewer said, "You looked at him score some goals?" (in English, you'd say, "You watched him.") So, Harry ran with that and answered, "I looked at him. Yeah."

But what made it so gay was his facial expression. 🤣

[raytorosaurus]

i think it's really cool and interesting how many echoes of bullets you can pick out in remember the laughter. i wonder if it was intentional or entirely coincidental or a result of bullets having been the album he'd written with the fewest other people involved but like. concept album about death and legacy with brief mood-setting instrumental tracks, only one love song, six-minute closing track about dying with a loved one hand-in-hand at your side (demolition lovers was also almost titled i brought you my bullets, you brought me your love, even). but where bullets is frantic and morbid and concerned with leaving a mark on the world, rtl is calm and reflective, looking back on a life in which the only thing that mattered was bettering yourself for your loved ones and hoping to leave the world having made it a better place for them. it's corny as fuck and tips over into triteness on occassion but also. it's sweet :(

[addicted-to-michiel]

When he talks Dutch tho… 💙

PS Michiel, spreekt je langzaam alstublieft! Mijn Nederlandse is nog steeds niet heel goed! 😅

[fidjiefidjie]

Hommage au vétéran du journalisme politique Jean-Pierre Elkabbach 🌹🖤🎈R.I.P 🙏🕊

Interview sur RTL par Marc-Olivier Fogiel

[christianfriedelfan]

Olli Dittrich at the Harald Schmidt Show in 2006

[the-bees-are-beeing]

Baumann ist mir halt echt sympatisch.... aber mir einfach egal wenn er in der Buli spielt...

[lecoscar]

oh mark webber's there

[wwwpoolverinecom]

RTL invited Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman to try German sweets and this is how they genuinely edited Hugh eating a Schaumkuss

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(you can find the full interview here)

[backmarkerr]

here's the clip from the Seb and Kimi joint RTL interview filmed in China 2012 where, among other things, they showed Seb's impersonation of Kimi the year before to Kimi (and kept in the part where he almost slips up and says "I love-- I mean, Kimi's a very nice guy"), and show the music video that Kimi was in to Seb.

As you can see, Seb asks what the song means and sings "Kimi is a great guy~" before Kimi can explain (towards the end at 0.08)

edit:

@seb-boo your tags made me giggle and i will take it as an excuse to talk more, bc i realised he actually tripled down on it. after all that he went home and wrote this in his diary:

[...] For the RTL viewers, I teamed up with Kimi [Räikkönen] and had a few duels. However, that was quite harmless, with table football and puzzles. It might sound less exciting than driving, but it was a lot of fun. During the shooting we were already besieged by lots of Kimi fans - at least there were many Chinese ladies who were waiting impatiently for his autograph. So I'm not the only one who's happy that he's back and I'm looking forward to hanging out with him again between races. In Formula 1 you meet a lot of people and have a lot of experiences, so far it's only been good with Kimi. He often seems a bit taciturn, but that's absolutely nothing negative for me. It usually doesn't matter what you do, you always have a good time with Kimi. I like Kimi and especially value his honesty, which for me is one of the most important character traits.[...]

like he really didn't have to do all that, and yet...

[royal-hair]

BELGIUM - Frédéric Van Espen, Claude Noterdame & Alain Tholl de l'Enclos

Starting with the current Queen's hairdresser, Frédéric Van Espen steppend into the position in 2013, just before she became Queen of the Belgians, and has been styling her for national and international events since then. He has also worked with Elisabeth and Eléonore.

He's the owner of Didier & Rosalinde hair salon in Brussels, but he usually works wiith Mathilde in the private quarters at Laeken Castle. Looking at the website and portfolio you can see the similarities of his other works and what we've seen on Mathilde for a while:

I found an interview on the occasion of his 10th anniversary as the Queen's hairdresser where Frédéric gave a lot of detals of his work with Mathilde, even how it all started (second link below). According to what he said to HLN he's good friend with Edouard Vermeulen at Natan and he recommended him to Mathilde's team because her previous hairdresser was quitting.

His very first work was for Willem-Alexander's enthronement events, a tiara event to launch his career as the Queen's hairdresser, and not a simple gala, but an event for history books. I gotta confess that even if it's not an updo, Mathilde's hair on the day of the entronement it's one of my fave looks on her and I do see a change in style from the previous years.

Frédéric talked about how sometimes is dissatisfied with his work and that he notice little mistakes and is concerned about the outcome but that Mathilde reacts light-heartedly with a "Oh, that happens!" and I think that's the most on-brand Mathilde.

He also stated that when there are public events, he styles Mathilde at 7AM at Laeken, but on the occasional time, she goes to his salon and they have a private box for high profile clients such as her or, surprise, Prince Laurent. Frédéric also talked about when there's a state visit or during national day, he goes to the palace several times because everytme Mathilde changes clothes, he match the hair with the outfit, or when there's a trip abroad, he works on the plane in the stewards cabin without a mirror (talk about trust).

While he talks about what Mathilde likes, he says that she likes to stick to her classic style, but that Elisabeth now that she came of age give him more room to experiment. This interview was made 2 years ago, and I can't assure that he always does Elisabeth's har, but because she isn't a full-time working royal and her events are pretty limited, it's pretty safe to say that he's the one behind her two tiara appearances.

And I don't want to end this post without mentioning Paola's two known hairdressers: Claude Noterdam and Alain Tholl de l'Enclos. While Alain is also mentioned as her hairdresser, my guess from what I actually found, is that Claude was her main hairdresser for about 40 years. He was the owner of Maison Roger in Brussels and in 2016 he stepped down handing the salon to Alain and that's why he is also mentioned, because of the conection to Maison Roger.

Claude Noterdame started working with her when she was newly engaged to Albert, so he was the one behind those big updos we all liked (because we do agree that she had the best hair of her generation of Queens, right?)

He said that she visited his salon at least once a week, but when she couldn't he went to work at Belvédère Palace. He also accompained her to visits to the United States of Lebanon.

I actually found a small interview that RTL did in 2017 with Claude where he shows an archive of pictures of her updos that I would kill to see for myself and he also keeps pictures of a young Claude with Paola in different gatherings. It's in french and I understand just a little bit. Here it is in case you want to see those pictures and him talkng for 5 minutes:

Of course there's less information about the older generation's hairdressers, or at least is harder for me because of the limited resources in languages I don't speak (you should see me translating the dutch interviews hahaha). But at least there's something to offer you in these series of royal hairdressers.

To close this belgian edition,, I found a few titbits about Alain: he also styled Mathilde (probably before Frédéric came into the picture in 2013) and Princess Claire. He also works with Princess Laurentien of The Netherlands and both ladies usually have their hair done like any other client in the salon. He also stated that when they're in Belgum, he styles Princesses Marie Astrid and Margaretha of Luxembourg and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie.

Sources: x x x x x x

[mgu-h]

lando nostalgia 88/? • jun 2020 • RTL interview + glasses

[wusialaupdates]

Flo & Jamu in the documentary "Unser Team - Die Heim-EM 2024" available on rtl+ in germany.

they were sitting across each other in the dining hall(?)! unfortunately no jamal content in the documentary and only a very short interview with Flo...

I had the honor to visit the premiere, its a cute documentary but not really a lot of new content. a lot of what was shown was previously uploaded on YouTube.

[umseb]

vettel macht ausbildung in der landwirtschaft -> vettel is doing training in agriculture "So privat hört man ihn selten! Der ehemalige deutsche Formel-1-Star Sebastian Vettel (37) steht RTL im Exklusiv-Gespräch Rede und Antwort. Dabei spricht er unter anderem über sein Familienleben, das anstehende Weihnachtsfest und seine überraschende Berufswahl." "You rarely hear him speak so privately! Former German Formula 1 star Sebastian Vettel (37) answers questions from RTL in an exclusive interview. Among other things, he talks about his family life, the upcoming Christmas and his surprising career choice."

[luv4estiebestie]

For brocedes reasons, does anyone have a better quality version of the clip below? I had to download it from a Tiktok video and it has 3 pixels at max. It's from some interview, probably early 2010s from the German TV- channel RTL but the clip is so bad I can't make out anything else

[darkmaga-returns]

France’s state audit office, the Court of Auditors, has issued a stark warning regarding the country’s welfare spending, projecting an impending “liquidity crisis.”

The auditors’ report reviewed by Politico indicates that welfare expenditures are “out of control” and could leave France running out of money as early as 2027.

“We need to take back control. Over the past years, especially in 2023 and 2024, we have lost control of our public finances,” the court’s president, Pierre Moscovici, said in an interview with RTL.

The government forecasts a social budget deficit of €15.3 billion for 2024, expected to escalate to €22.1 billion in 2025. However, the Court of Auditors deems even this substantial projection overly optimistic, citing the government’s overestimation of economic growth and the impact of tax cuts.