Germany’s most successful celebrity magazine

Bunte was the first German celebrity magazine, and is still the most successful. When it comes to celebrities, Bunte is an institution. Exclusive home stories, personal interviews and up-close event reports provide Bunte readers with the latest, emotional stories from the lives of celebrities.

Bunte was launched in 1954 and has since become a seismograph for German society. It indicates who is and will become important within Germany. Bunte’s special instinct for the stars of tomorrow is particularly reflected in the Bunte New Faces Award, which has been presented to up-and-coming artists in the film and fashion industries since 1998.

Bunte stands for journalistic quality and innovative strength, and is now a brand with a cross-media portfolio. With 5.9 million unique users, Bunte.de is the most-visited German-language celebrity portal. Interacting with readers is extremely important to the editorial team, which is why Bunte uses all common portals such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. to make contact with users.

Links: Bunte.de, advertising service, subscription shop, Bunte on Facebook, Bunte on Twitter

Robert Pölzer

Editor-in-chief

Robert Pölzer has been editor-in-chief of Bunte since July 2016. He began his career at Hubert Burda Media in 2003 as editor-in-chief of Neue Woche. In 2007, he took on the editorship of Freizeit Revue and Freizeit Spaß and was also editor-in-chief of Freizeit Exklusiv from 2015. Before this, he was chief editor at Super Illu and held roles such as deputy editor-in-chief of the “Bild-Zeitung” and “Bild am Sonntag” newspapers.

Facts
Division	BurdaStyle
Managing director	Manuela Kampp-Wirtz
Editor-in-chief	Robert Pölzer
Headquarters	Munich
Frequency	Weekly
Price	€3.90
Reach	3.37 million readers (ma 2020/I)
Circulation	404,209 (IVW IV/2019)
Senior brand manager	Meike Nevermann
Contact	bunte@burda.com

Bunte news
Burda @ Berlin Fashion Week Every January during the Berlin Fashion Week, BurdaStyle hosts an array of events bringing together people from the industry.
Office dogs: Aylin the Labradoodle We meet Bunte mascot Aylin. When she’s not busy snoozing in the Munich office, Aylin likes to sneak treats and cuddles from co-workers, and chase after birds in the park.
John Frieda lifts the secret with BCN More than a hair color: What distinguishes blonde women, what secrets they have and how brand communication can address this – this is what John Frieda shows with BCN, using the central theme “Blonde Secret”.
Faces at Fashion Week To kick off Fashion Week Berlin, Bunte organised the New Faces Night at the Berlin restaurant "Grace" on July 2.
Burda, connect Networking in Berlin: In the wonderful setting of the Kronprinzenpalais, Burda gathered numerous prominent personalities from politics, business, media and society on Tuesday evening for the summer reception.

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Robert Pölzer

Editor-in-chief