Sweetheart stories: A boy named Lorch

Surprisingly, you can find out what is appropriate in society today through the RTL jungle camp.

The question that was negotiated there was: as a vegetarian, can you dip into a vat filled with meat waste?

Designer Harald Glööckler says no - and thus refused a jungle test in which this lot would have blossomed for him.

Glööckler, on the other hand, learned from moderator Daniel Hartwich that he, who ate shrimp and salmon on the flight to the camp, is actually just a pescetarian.

And RTL finally learned that for such disgust tests, you should always prepare a vat of fish waste for the pescetarians and one with fermented fruit and banana peels for the vegetarians and vegans.

Jorg Thomann

Editor in the “Life” section of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sunday newspaper.

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Glööckler's colleague Victoria Beckham is apparently also a pescetarian because, as her husband David revealed in a podcast, according to the

newspaper, she has been eating "only one dish for 25 years: grilled fish with steamed vegetables".

Does that mean: in the morning, at noon, in the evening and for a coffee party?

If you're wondering why Beckham rarely smiles, here's a possible explanation.

Whether she eats the dish at least from time to time in a different way, for example as steamed fish with grilled vegetables, or pureed as a tasty smoothie?

After all, Victoria Beckham has chosen an acceptable dish for her culinary asceticism, a quarter of a century of Hawaiian toast or Labskaus would give us worse stomach ache.

Harried Toaster

At least toast is also on the menu for actor Oliver Mommsen. As

writes, Mommsen has

"real conversations with his kitchen appliances" and says: "You should show a certain respect to a wooden spoon and also say to the toaster: 'Kinners, come on, let's do it!'" Really respectful we don't think so when he rushes his toaster like that. And is there actually any point in talking to the wooden spoon when it's in the soup, or does it then not hear anything?

In “7 Tips to Read More Books” is thanks

economist Tyler Cowen, who says: “Some evenings I can get through up to five books.” Partly because he skims a few pages: “If you're big and the whole thing already know what the content is about, feel free to read across. You won't miss a thing," Cowen said. "You also read a lot faster that way." Since we knew what it was about - a man walking through Dublin - we finally managed to get "Ulysses" last night in this way, we skimmed through a good 950 pages of it. Given that success, all we had to do was skim Cowen's other six picks.

Bastian Schweinsteiger, on the other hand, would like a little more slowness.

When his two sons were born, he said, according to

, "I would have liked to have stopped time".

Schweinsteiger's wife Ana Ivanović might see it a little differently, women sometimes find such a birth quite long anyway.

Children adopt adults

"Frédéric Prinz von Anhalt (78) is looking for four new adoptive sons - per show on US TV ('Adults adopting adults')",

informs us and makes us think about whether in the case of the scandal nobles the format "Children adopting adults" should not be used. would be more effective: With an innocent, childlike guardian, the old gentleman could perhaps still become something sensible.

knows, the newly married Paris Hilton also wants to

"become a mother as soon as possible" and "already has a name for a daughter: London Marilyn.

'Marilyn after my grandmother and London because it's my favorite city.'” Hilton could easily baptize a son with the name London, just like Paris – boys are also called that.

Rio and Tokyo (for boys) or Calcutta and Philadelphia (for girls) seem to us to be more gendered.

Unfortunately, children are not often named after German cities, although there is a wide range to choose from: we find Remscheid, Lorch or Bottrop sonorous for boys, Grimma, Walsrode and Apolda for girls.

Isny im Allgäu would be gender neutral.

We are very curious to see how many boys are given the name Karl these days.

Political star Lauterbach not only "vaccinated friends and family himself", as he tells

, but would also render this service to Joshua Kimmich: "I offer him the opportunity to vaccinate him myself and to explain all the risks." Because, according to Lauterbach, a politician "who doesn't go into practice even though he can, is doing something wrong".

The cabinet could come to the practice, i.e. to us: Lauterbach could give us the booster vaccinations four to seven, Klara Geywitz could furnish our apartment nicely, Christian Lindner could do our tax return (and please suppress a pitying smile).

And Cem Özdemir could cook something delicious for all of us, vegetarian of course.

For example grilled fish.