LIFE STYLE

“Mascus. Men who hate women”, on France.tv Slash: an attempt to approach the “masculinist” movement
“Mascus. Men who hate women”, on France.tv Slash: an attempt to approach the “masculinist” movement

“Stop letting yourself be emasculated by girls! » This statement is called "masculinist", from the movement born in the 1970s in the United States and which believes that feminism then the movement</p>Journalist Pierre Gault investigated for nine months these males who dream of being alpha, whom he spotted on the Internet and on social networks

Cannes Film Festival: director Quentin Dupieux “wants to be silent” and will not promote his new film
Cannes Film Festival: director Quentin Dupieux “wants to be silent” and will not promote his new film

French filmmaker Quentin Dupieux believes that it is time for him “to close [his] flap”

Gil Taieb, vice-president of CRIF, is dead
Gil Taieb, vice-president of CRIF, is dead
The American-style timba made in France by Harold López-Nussa
The American-style timba made in France by Harold López-Nussa
Paris 2024: the CGT demonstrates in Paris against “social regression” in services
Paris 2024: the CGT demonstrates in Paris against “social regression” in services

Several hundred trade and service workers demonstrated at the end of the day on Monday April 15 in Paris at the call of the CGT to denounce violations of labor law in their sector during the Olympic Games (OG)

“Words from readers” - How (not) to miss a new reform of teacher training
“Words from readers” - How (not) to miss a new reform of teacher training
The American timba made in France by Harold López-Nussa
The American timba made in France by Harold López-Nussa
Emmanuel Macron in the Alps, this may be a detail for you…
Emmanuel Macron in the Alps, this may be a detail for you…

Thus began the celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the Liberation

Gaston Kelman resurrects the figure of Ruben Um Nyobé, leader of the struggle for the independence of Cameroon
Gaston Kelman resurrects the figure of Ruben Um Nyobé, leader of the struggle for the independence of Cameroon

How can we bridge the distance between official memory and collective memory when institutional silence dilutes historical events that are proven and known to all into oblivion? In response to this question – and for the case of Cameroon – the writer Gaston Kelman offers a theatrical work, L'Immortel de Boumnyebel, Dialogue d'outre vie, dedicated to the great leader of the struggle for independence: Ruben Um Nyobé (1913-1958)

Paris 2024: the Olympic Games and their geopolitical context are on display at the Shoah Memorial
Paris 2024: the Olympic Games and their geopolitical context are on display at the Shoah Memorial
Death of Father Rivoire, Franco-Canadian priest accused of sexual assault in Canada
Death of Father Rivoire, Franco-Canadian priest accused of sexual assault in Canada

The Franco-Canadian priest Joannes Rivoire, accused of sexual assault on young Inuit in the far North of Canada in the 1960s and sought for years by Canadian justice, died in France, his congregation announced on Friday April 12

15-year-old teenager killed in Romans-sur-Isère: the three main suspects indicted
15-year-old teenager killed in Romans-sur-Isère: the three main suspects indicted

The three main suspects in the death of a 15-year-old teenager in Romans-sur-Isère (Drôme) on Tuesday were indicted on Friday April 12, Agence France-Presse (AFP) learned from the lawyer of two of them

Isabelle Coutant-Peyre, lawyer and companion of terrorist Carlos, died at 70
Isabelle Coutant-Peyre, lawyer and companion of terrorist Carlos, died at 70
“When the Impressionists wanted to paint the walls”, on France.tv: decorative art, a trial run for Renoir, Monet, Pissarro, Cézanne and the others
“When the Impressionists wanted to paint the walls”, on France.tv: decorative art, a trial run for Renoir, Monet, Pissarro, Cézanne and the others
In Viry-Châtillon, a white march in tribute to Shemseddine, beaten to death in front of his college
In Viry-Châtillon, a white march in tribute to Shemseddine, beaten to death in front of his college
With “The Bobigny Trial”, on France Culture, the opportunity to relive a key moment in the decriminalization of abortion
With “The Bobigny Trial”, on France Culture, the opportunity to relive a key moment in the decriminalization of abortion

For those who already know the story of the Bobigny trial – on November 8, 1972, Michèle Chevalier, mother of Marie-Claire, who was tried the previous month for having had an abortion, appeared for complicity – this in no way alleviates the strength that emerges when we hear it like this today

Cannes Film Festival: Francis Ford Coppola returns to the Official Selection, forty-five years after his last Palme d’Or
Cannes Film Festival: Francis Ford Coppola returns to the Official Selection, forty-five years after his last Palme d’Or

The Official Selection of the Cannes Film Festival, which will be held from May 14 to 25, is known

In Reims, the cause of the teenager's death remains unknown and no harassment has been demonstrated "at this stage", according to the prosecutor
In Reims, the cause of the teenager's death remains unknown and no harassment has been demonstrated "at this stage", according to the prosecutor
Knife attack in Bordeaux: the prosecution confirms an altercation linked to alcohol and opens two judicial investigations
Knife attack in Bordeaux: the prosecution confirms an altercation linked to alcohol and opens two judicial investigations
The “colo pass” will be offered for children aged 11 from April 15
The “colo pass” will be offered for children aged 11 from April 15

It will help to finance, in part, departures to summer camp

The death of Japanese artist Katsumi Komagata, early childhood magician
The death of Japanese artist Katsumi Komagata, early childhood magician

An artist who revolutionized, through his invention, his poetry and his audacity, the editorial proposal for early childhood, Katsumi Komagata died in Tokyo on March 29, at the age of 70

Facial checks in France: five NGOs refer the matter to the United Nations
Facial checks in France: five NGOs refer the matter to the United Nations
Simone Weber, nicknamed “the Diabolical Nancy” for the murder of her former lover, has died at the age of 94
Simone Weber, nicknamed “the Diabolical Nancy” for the murder of her former lover, has died at the age of 94
Riots of 2023: the cost of damage estimated at 1 billion euros by the Senate
Riots of 2023: the cost of damage estimated at 1 billion euros by the Senate
Bordeaux: one dead and one injured in a knife attack, the assailant shot dead by the police
Bordeaux: one dead and one injured in a knife attack, the assailant shot dead by the police

A knife attack left one dead and one injured on the quays of Bordeaux on Wednesday April 10, police sources announced to Agence France-Presse

With “On the microphone”, Canal launches a new telehook to find “the voice” who will comment on the Champions League matches
With “On the microphone”, Canal launches a new telehook to find “the voice” who will comment on the Champions League matches

Commenting on a football match seems so easy… from your couch! When the sports director of Canal, Thomas Sénécal, chose to launch “Au micro”, a sort of telecrochet in nine episodes, at the end of which the winner will join the team of football commentators, the group received more than 10 000 applications – including 200 women

In Reims, a 15-year-old teenager found dead in the toilets of his high school
In Reims, a 15-year-old teenager found dead in the toilets of his high school
Death of little Emile: the prosecution announces the end of the search for the remains of the child's body
Death of little Emile: the prosecution announces the end of the search for the remains of the child's body
Death of Shemseddine in Viry-Châtillon: two minors were placed in pre-trial detention
Death of Shemseddine in Viry-Châtillon: two minors were placed in pre-trial detention
End of life: what French law will or will not allow, compared to the situations most observed abroad
End of life: what French law will or will not allow, compared to the situations most observed abroad

The bill on “assisted dying”, the broad outlines of which were unveiled by Emmanuel Macron in March, will be presented to the Council of Ministers on Wednesday April 10 and will arrive at first reading in the National Assembly on May 27

“DGSE. The factory of secret agents", on France 2: from excitement to tension
“DGSE. The factory of secret agents", on France 2: from excitement to tension

The first images are accompanied by a certain excitement, at the idea of ​​entering “the Box” for the first time, a nickname given to the General Directorate of External Security (DGSE)

George Lucas will receive the Honorary Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival
George Lucas will receive the Honorary Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival
In Viry-Châtillon, a private funeral for Shemseddine, 15, violently attacked when leaving school
In Viry-Châtillon, a private funeral for Shemseddine, 15, violently attacked when leaving school
Cherbourg mosque targeted by shotgun blast, investigation opened
Cherbourg mosque targeted by shotgun blast, investigation opened
Fire on rue de Charonne: the criminal brigade seized for intentional homicide
Fire on rue de Charonne: the criminal brigade seized for intentional homicide

First attributed to the 2nd judicial police district, the investigation into the fire that occurred on Sunday rue de Charonne in Paris and which caused the death of three people was entrusted to the criminal brigade, the Paris prosecutor's office announced in Agence France-Presse (AFP), Tuesday April 9

Stretcher bearer attacked in a hospital in Vendée: a man taken into police custody
Stretcher bearer attacked in a hospital in Vendée: a man taken into police custody

A man was taken into police custody after the attack on Saturday of a stretcher bearer at the Challans hospital (Vendée), Agence France-Presse learned on Tuesday April 9 from the Sables-d'Olonne public prosecutor's office