Can you believe David Hasselhoff turned 60 today?!While you wrap your head around the fact that it's been more than 20 years since you saw The Hoff run down a beach in his little trunks on Baywatch, we would also like to congratulate the actor on another achievement—becoming immortalized in wax.Hasselhoff—looking über cool in a leather jacket—was the latest star to have his was figure unveiled, but you can only find this one at Madame Tussauds Museum in Austria.Confused about its location? Don't be.Although it may seem strange that the 60-year-old's statue is halfway across the world, his fame clearly burns brighter across the pond. And, as everyone knows, he's huge in Germany—and clearly just as big with the neighboring Austrians.Congratulations, David! Or should we say: Gratulation!
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Concert Photos From Vienna
Thanks to Matthias Hombauer, I am able to share with you these great close-up photos from the Vienna show. Check them out! Click on them to see the larger versions.
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"Hoff is Back" in Vienna
David performed in Vienna on the first day of his tour yesterday, and sang some of his top hits like Looking for Freedom. Check out the photos from Hoffspace, and watch this video of David singing Looking for Freedom. A few more videos are after the cut of David singing Limbo Dance and A Real Good Feeling.Hoff is Back Tour Photos from Andreas Loidl (Hoffspace)Hoff is Back Tour 2011 from Maren Vollenberg (Hoffspace)David singing It's A Real Good Feeling (video from Andreas Loidl)Find more videos like this on HoffSpace"Limbo Dance" from Andreas LoidlFind more videos like this on HoffSpace
Hasselhoff Revisits Cancer Survivors
From ContactMusic
Actor David Hasselhoff has been reunited with two cancer survivors he first met when they were diagnosed with the disease as children 20 years ago.The Baywatch star first encountered the two men when they were just kids newly diagnosed with cancer in Vienna, Austria in the early 1990s, as part of his charity work.He visited them again on Monday (24Jan11) - and was pleased to see how well they've recovered from their early-life health scares.In a video posted on his website, Hasselhoff says, "Here we are at the St. Anna's Children Hospital in Vienna where I met these children here 20 years ago. We established a foundation called the David Hasselhoff Benefit Foundation for Children with Cancer."We started this foundation and these two children survived cancer and they lived. It's an amazing thing to come back and see this. Miracles happen. It's incredible."Check out David's blog post about his visit to Vienna here.Find more videos like this on HoffSpace
David's Live in Vienna, Get Your Tickets!
David blogged today about his upcoming tour next year, and one of his first concerts will be at the Vienna Stadthalle. Tickets are available here, so grab them while you can! His daughters, Taylor and Hayley, will be joining him on tour!He will be performing February 4, 2011 at 19:30. Ticket prices range from 21 Euros to 76 Euros for General seating, or 160 Euros for VIP seating.VIP ticket includes: Best seat ticket, finger foods and beverages in the break with Meet & Greet David Hasselhoff, Give Away!
David Lined Up For Film Ball Red Carpet
It was announced that David will not be attending the Vienna Film Ball.
From Austrian Times, Hoffspace
By Thomas Hochwarter
"Baywatch" star David Hasselhoff is being lined up as the star guest at the first Vienna Film Ball, organisers have revealed.The "Wiener Filmball" team announced today (Weds) "The Hoff" had been invited to the ball at the Vienna City Hall on 26 March.They added that as well as Hasselhoff, Priscilla Presley had also been approached about attending the event.Austrian actor Maximilian Schell is to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the ball, which will be hosted by Güssinger Kultursommer head Frank Hoffmann.Other highlights of the ball season are the 60th Viennese Doctors Ball (30 January), the traditional Ball of the Viennese Café Managers (Ball der Wiener Kaffeesieder) on 5 February and the State Opera Ball (11 February).