In this edition: Mamy Rock - Possibly the world’s oldest DjaneA 69 year old from Britain by the name of Ruth Flowers is making a successful career as a DJane. She is touring international clubs and fast becoming an international star on the club scene.The Latest Bicycle TrendsSpring has sprung and that means it is time to get your bicycle out of the cellar and onto the street...or maybe it is time to buy a new one? We take a look at the latest bicycle trends for 2010. There are some 35 million cyclists in Germany and some of them own more than one bicycle. Green Architecture from SpainBarcelona architect Enric Ruiz-Geli is famous for his furturistic designs, versatility and environmentally friendly sustainable buildings. His houses are extremely low in energy consumption. Recycling in Style - Artist Michael JohanssonMichael Johannson from Sweden searches flea markets, junk shops and trash for everyday items to form three dimensional sculptures. His works now sell for 2000 to 12 thousand euros. Johannson studied art in Berlin and Stockholm and completed his masters degree in Norway. German photographer Olaf UnverzartGerman photographer Olaf Unverzart has received a Lead Award for his series of photos which give an interesting and unusual take on everyday life in Germany. The Lead Awards are the number one German prizes in the creative media scene. There is also an exhibition on the Lead Awards in Hamburg.