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Numéro Berlin’s weekly collection of the most exciting news about fashion, music, and simply everything that is on our radar. And here is why it should be on yours as well!

Numéro Berlin’s weekly collection of the most exciting news about fashion, music, and simply everything that is on our radar. And here is why it should be on yours as well!

What happens when a society built on health, safety and order leaves no room for doubt? In Lena Stahl’s adaptation of Juli Zeh’s dystopian novel, “Corpus Delicti” confronts us with a world that feels uncomfortably close to our own.

Catharsis describes the process of suddenly releasing inner conflicts, emotions, and tensions that have been pushed away for too long, eventually erupting in a sudden release.

Numéro Berlin’s weekly collection of the most exciting news about fashion, music, and simply everything that is on our radar. And here is why it should be on yours as well!
Ballroom was born in New York in the early 70s: It was here where members of the Black trans community opened their own spaces, escaping the hatred, violence, and discrimination faced by queer folks on New York’s streets. Decades later, this vibrant, explosive scene has reached Southeast Asia. Numéro Berlin had the chance to talk to Aurora Sun LaBeija, pioneer of the Thai Ballroom scene and one of the three protagonists of “The Beauty of Ballroom”.

With her new album before/after, Sofie Royer looks at the conflict of you versus you: the person you were, the person you are becoming, and everything that somehow keeps following you in between. In conversation with Elisabeth Kiko, she talks about being your own biggest critic, following intuition and finding joy in creating rather than constantly trying to become someone new. What stays is a curiosity that seems to run through everything Sofie does, always looking a little further and beyond the obvious.

What happens when AI steps out of the tech world and into Berlin’s creative scene? At Kraftwerk, Cohere’s “Convergence” brought together technology, music and culture with performances by Actress and Sega Bodega. Joel Evey and Nick Frosst in a talk about creativity, Berlin, the future of AI and their belief that technology should give people more space to experiment, create and focus on what they love.