Bastian Schweinsteiger, pronounced SHWYNE-shty-gər, is a retired German professional footballer known for his exceptional skills as a midfielder. He began his career with Bayern Munich, where he spent 17 seasons, playing in 500 matches and scoring 68 goals. Schweinsteiger's time at Bayern Munich was decorated with numerous achievements, including eight Bundesliga titles, seven DFB-Pokal titles, a UEFA Champions League title, a FIFA Club World Cup title, and a UEFA Super Cup title. In 2015, he moved to Manchester United before joining Chicago Fire and eventually retiring in October 2019. For the German national team, Schweinsteiger earned 121 caps and scored 24 goals, representing his country in four European Championships and three World Cups, including their victory in the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Post-retirement, he transitioned to a role as an on-air football analyst for German television broadcaster ARD. Schweinsteiger's impact on the football world is undeniable, and his legacy continues to inspire future generations.

Bastian Müller, born on July 31, 1991, is a German footballer known for his adeptness as a midfielder. He honed his skills in various Westphalian clubs during his youth, including Arminia Bielefeld, SC Paderborn, and SC Verl. It was at SC Verl that he made his breakthrough in senior football, earning a spot in the first-team squad at the beginning of the 2010–11 season. His impressive performance, with 15 appearances in the Regionalliga West, drew the attention of Bayern Munich, leading to his transfer in January 2011.Müller seamlessly integrated into Bayern's reserve team and made his 3. Liga debut in January 2011. However, he was released by the club in the summer of 2012. Subsequently, he signed a two-year contract with Fortuna Düsseldorf in July 2012. After his tenure with Düsseldorf, he joined Alemannia Aachen of the Regionalliga West.Müller's journey in football reflects his determination and adaptability, showcasing his talent and resilience in the face of challenges.

Bastian Pastewka, born on April 4, 1972, is a well-known German actor and comedian. He gained widespread recognition in Germany when he joined the cast of the comedy show, Die Wochenshow, around 1996. Known for portraying quirky and off-beat characters, such as Brisko Schneider and Ottmar Zittlau, Pastewka's unique style solidified his place in the German comedy scene. He further showcased his talent in various German comedy films, notably in Der Wixxer (2004) and Neues vom Wixxer (2007), where he parodied 1960s Edgar Wallace crime dramas. Additionally, he has lent his voice to animated films like Madagascar and has achieved success with his sitcom, Pastewka, which premiered in September 2005 on the German television station Sat.1. Pastewka's contributions to the entertainment industry have been recognized with prestigious awards such as the Goldene Kamera, Deutscher Fernsehpreis, and Rose d'Or. In his personal life, he resides in Berlin-Charlottenburg with his girlfriend, Heidrun Buchmaier, who manages Martin Schneider. While working, he lives in Cologne.

Bastian Obermayer is a renowned German investigative journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner. He gained international recognition for his work as the recipient of the Panama Papers and Paradise Papers from an anonymous source, along with his colleague Frederik Obermaier. The duo co-authored the best-selling book "The Panama Papers: Breaking the Story of How the Rich and Powerful Hide Their Money." Obermayer's contributions extend beyond journalism, as he played a pivotal role in co-founding the investigative non-profit newsroom, Forbidden Stories. His investigative expertise covers a wide range of topics, including financial scandals, corruption, tax havens, and human rights abuses. As a member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), he has participated in major collaborative investigations such as Offshore Leaks, Luxembourg Leaks, and Swiss Leaks. Additionally, Obermayer has been involved in projects like the Daphne Project, dedicated to the late Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia. His impactful work has been lauded by prominent figures and has led to significant global revelations.

Bastian Baker, born Bastien Kaltenbacher on May 20, 1991, is a renowned Swiss singer-songwriter. His passion for music emerged alongside his aspirations to follow in his father's professional hockey footsteps, leading him to play for the Swiss National League's Juniors Elite A side "Lausanne 4 Clubs" under his birth name. Despite his initial focus on hockey, his talent for music was evident when he joined the school choir in Villeneuve and received solo roles. Baker's musical journey took a significant turn when a friend's father offered to produce his songs after witnessing his performance at a social gathering in 2010. His debut single "Lucky," produced by Richard Meyer, made its mark by charting in the Swiss Singles Chart. The release of his debut album, "Tomorrow May Not Be Better," in 2011 garnered widespread acclaim, reaching No. 3 in the Swiss album charts and earning him the "Best Breaking Act" award during Prix Walo in 2012. Baker's musical success extended beyond Switzerland, with his album and single gaining popularity in France. In addition to his music career, Baker's diverse talents led him to participate in season 3 of Danse avec les stars, finishing 7th out of 10 participating stars. Notably, he also opened for Shania Twain's 2018 Now Tour and performed "Party for Two" with her during her set. In an unexpected twist, Baker