“Good News”: Lena Releases New Album (LYRICS)
Lena Meyer-Landrut, the quirky German teen who won Eurovision 2010 by giving trauma rhythm, released her second album today. Entitled “Good News,” it includes the six songs still in the…
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Eurovision 2011 in Düsseldorf?
Say it ain’t so. German tabloid ‘Bild’ is reporting that it’s “99% sure” that Düsseldorf will host Eurovision 2011.
Four Cities In the Running to Host Eurovision 2011
From the moment Lena Meyer-Landrut raised the microphone-shaped Eurovision trophy in Oslo, devout fans have been wondering where German officials will stage the 2011 contest. On August 21, the bidding…
Eurovision Star Admits Not Telling Sexual Partners She Was HIV Positive
Nadja Benaissa, member of German girl group No Angels, has apologized to a German court for having intercourse with three different partners and not disclosing that she carries HIV, the…
German Politician: Eurovision 2011 Should Be “Modest”
Ahead of the recent Greek bailout, Berlin insisted that Athens undertake severe austerity measures. Now, as Germany gears up to host Eurovision 2011, its tough line on spending may make…
Eurovision Stars Top iTunes Charts Across Europe
It’s only been four days since the Eurovision final, but the 2010 contestants are already topping the iTunes charts across Europe. Germany’s Lena Meyer-Landrut looks set to capitalize big on…
Eurovision Crowns A German Pop Idol
The Armenian sang about an apricot, the Albanian praised Jesus Christ, and the Ukrainian railed against nuclear Holocaust. But in the end, victory at the 55th annual Eurovision Song Contest…
Interview: Lena Meyer-Landrut on Eurovision
Lena Meyer-Landrut is the only German artist to ever have three songs debut in the Top 5 of the singles charts. And her song “Satellite” became the fastest digital download…
Germany’s Lena Compares Safura To A Monster
For months, bookies and fans alike have described Eurovision as a battle between two teen queens: Germany’s 18-year old Lena-Meyer Landrut, and Azerbaijan’s 17-year old Safura Alizade. And while Safura…
ESC 2010 Profile: Germany’s Lena
There’s a fine line between puppy love and psychotic obsession — and Lena Meyer-Landrut blurs it brilliantly. In her Eurovision entry “Satellite,” the 18-year old projects frustration at being ignored:…
Who Will Win Eurovision 2010? Update #2
Since Wiwi launched his poll to determine Who Will Win Eurovision 2010 on March 21, more than 6,500 readers have voted for their favorite contestant. Last week, Germany’s Lena Meyer-Landrut…
Interviews mit Lena Meyer-Landrut
Lena Meyer-Landrut has already topped the German and Austrian charts with her single Satellite. But can the 18-year old top the field at Eurovision 2010? Below you can listen to…
“Satellite Remix” — Lena Meyer-Landrut (Eurovision 2010, Germany)
Wiwi loves Eurovision front-runner Lena Meyer-Landrut. Her song Satellite doesn’t need any remixing, but Wiwi enjoyed these club versions nonetheless. If y’all have any other versions that you want Wiwi…
Germany Surpasses Azerbaijain to Become Bookies’ Eurovision Favorite
For the first time since bookies began issuing their 2010 Eurovision odds, Germany’s Lena Meyer-Landrut has become the favorite to take the title in Oslo. A number of betting agencies…
Bookies: Azerbaijan Still the Favorite, Germany Continues to Rise
Azerbaijan’s Safura has widened her lead over the field, with London’s bet365 now listing her as the 2:1 favorite as of March 28. This widens her lead over Israel’s Harel…
Bookies: Germany’s Lena Meyer-Landrut Moves Closer to the Top
The latest betting odds show that Germany’s Lena Meyer-Landrut is narrowing the gap with leaders Azerbaijan and Israel. The Satellite singer has jumped from eighth position five days ago to…
Lena Meyer-Landrut Interview on German TV
The video is in German, so Wiwi can’t understand it. But it seems like Lena *totally* freaked out after winning the German selection contest. If any of y’all Germans want…
“Satellite” lyrics — Lena (Eurovision 2010, Germany)
Read the lyrics to Lena’s “Satellite”—the winner of Eurovision 2010.