Last but not least: Surprising marriage in the media world
In the days of Züri Woche, the society column "Notizen zu Namen" (Notes on names) was a must for the rank and file. Now they have risen from the scrap paper like a phoenix. The celebrities have been given a good kicking by none other than Hildegard Schwaninger.
In the days of Züri Woche, the society column "Notizen zu Namen" (Notes on names) was a must for those of standing and name. There were people who would have paid up to 10,000 francs to appear in this city gossip with their name and picture. Of course, such deals were never consummated - and so Züri Woche eventually folded. Now the "Notes on Names" have risen like a phoenix from the waste paper. The whispering stories are published every Monday in the Tages-Anzeiger, Bund Zürich. Yes, precisely in the competition, where people used to like to make fun of these notes with abysmal malice. The ready-to-pan supplement is produced by Eugen Baumgartner and his Eugencom.
The celebrities are given a good kicking by none other than Hildegard Schwaninger, the grand old lady of posh gossip who still seems young with her writing. In the very first issue, she serves up the hot news that the Silk King has married Andi Stutz. A Russian. And a woman to boot. You can always find out more at Notizenzunamen.ch.
The celebrities are given a good kicking by none other than Hildegard Schwaninger, the grand old lady of posh gossip who still seems young with her writing. In the very first issue, she serves up the hot news that the Silk King has married Andi Stutz. A Russian. And a woman to boot. You can always find out more at Notizenzunamen.ch.
