Sylvie Pierre-Brossolette, president of the High Council for Equality, accused internally of discriminatory remarks
The president of the High Council for Equality (HCE), Sylvie Pierre-Brossolette, is accused of having made sexist and racist remarks in contradiction with the...
Death of Bernard Pivot: “Bukowski, shut up, you’re bothering us”
Passes of arms with speckled foil, rants, punches, games of seduction, lively emotions… Directly helping, there are many moments that have contributed to shaping...
“The Origin of the World”, famous nude by Gustave Courbet, tagged in Metz
The Origin of the World, famous nude by Gustave Courbet (1819-1877), was tagged with red paint on Monday May 6. The painting, preserved by...
In “A Voix Nue”, on France Culture, the director and writer Robert Bober speaks...
In 2003, Sylvie Gouttebaron already produced a show “A voix nue” with Robert Bober, then 72 years old. Today, at 92, the man who...
Playwright Pierre Notte indicted for rape of a former student
Playwright and writer Pierre Notte was indicted for the rape of one of his former high school theater students from 2004 to 2005, a...
Transphobia: more than 10,000 people demonstrated in France to denounce discrimination against trans people
Activist collectives, left-wing elected officials, trade unionists, young people: several thousand people demonstrated on Sunday in France where around fifty rallies were planned to...
“Nuclear Now”, on Paris Première: when Oliver Stone takes France as an example
Will nuclear power help save the world? Filmmaker Oliver Stone no longer doubts it since reading A Bright Future, by Joshua S. Goldstein and...
“Not so white blouses”, on M6: the hospital facing sexist and sexual violence
When Agnès Buzyn recounts her appointment as “university professor-hospital practitioner” (PU-PH), in 2003, in a hospital which has 11% women in this position, the...
Transphobia: several demonstrations planned to denounce discrimination
Collectives and political, artistic, activist and intellectual personalities have called for demonstrations on Sunday, May 5, in several cities to denounce the “transphobic offensive”...
Death of Nahel M.: a reconstruction organized in Nanterre under close surveillance
Justice is organizing, on the morning of Sunday May 5 in Nanterre, a reconstruction of the facts leading to the death of Nahel, this...
In Toulouse, François-Xavier Bellamy campaigning for the European elections
He seems happy with himself, that’s something… François-Xavier Bellamy was on a trip to the South-West at the end of April. Less than two...
“Numbers and letters”: France Télévisions announces the end of the game show after more...
The oldest TV game show in France, “Numbers and Letters”, will disappear from the France Télévisions schedules at the start of the school year,...
American painter Frank Stella dies
Frank Stella, an American painter who became a figure in post-war American art, particularly with his first minimalist works, died at the age of...
Death of Matisse in Châteauroux: 8,000 people on the white march
Around 8,000 people, according to the prefect of Indre, Thibault Lanxade, took part, on Saturday May 4 in Châteauroux, in a white march in...
Death of Matisse in Châteauroux: a white march planned for Saturday May 4
Around 5,000 people began a white march in Châteauroux on Saturday May 4 in tribute to young Matisse, 15, killed by a teenager of...
“Amy,” on CStar: Amy Winehouse’s Unfinished Symphony
Noted in 2011 for Senna, portrait of the racing driver Ayrton Senna who died at the age of 34 in May 1994 at the...
In “Belmondo, Italy’s heritage”, on MyCanal, Alessandro and Luana tread the Boot with relish
The return to family roots is a great classic of culinary documentaries – particularly with regard to Italy, a famous gastronomic land. One of...
Demonstrations of support in Gaza at the university: Sciences Po buildings closed, mobilizations in Lille and Lyon
The police intervened on Friday May 3 at midday to expel several dozen students from a Sciences Po Paris building who had been mobilized...
Death of Paul Auster: his wife, author Siri Hustvedt, claims to have been “robbed...
Siri Hustvedt, American novelist and essayist who lost her husband, Paul Auster, on Tuesday April 30, felt on Thursday that she had been "robbed"...
“The Year of the Dragon”, on Arte: Michael Cimino’s magnetic New York Chinatown
Iconic thriller of the 1980s, The Year of the Dragon (1985), fourth film by Michael Cimino (1939-2016) - and his last masterpiece -, marked...
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Sweden vs Slovakia: UEFA Nations League Match Preview and Analysis
Sweden will be facing off against Slovakia in an upcoming UEFA Nations League match. Let's take a look at how both teams have been...
