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Judith Godrèche will present a short film on sexual violence at the Cannes Film Festival
Judith Godrèche will present a short film on sexual violence at the Cannes Film Festival

She has become one of the figures in the fight against sexual violence in French cinema and does not intend to stop there in her fight

At Sciences Po Paris, gatherings of pro-Palestinian students dispersed again
At Sciences Po Paris, gatherings of pro-Palestinian students dispersed again

The police intervened again, Tuesday, May 7, twice, in front of the historic premises of Sciences Po Paris to disperse students mobilized in favor of the Palestinians, noted a journalist from Agence France-Presse (AFP )

Ultra-right: the police headquarters bans the annual demonstration of the “May 9 Committee”
Ultra-right: the police headquarters bans the annual demonstration of the “May 9 Committee”
Mathis' disappearance in 2011: father indicted for murder
Mathis' disappearance in 2011: father indicted for murder
Algorithmic video surveillance: tests in the Paris region on the sidelines of Taylor Swift concerts
Algorithmic video surveillance: tests in the Paris region on the sidelines of Taylor Swift concerts
Beethoven's "Ninth" is 200 years old: on Arte, a look back at a highly politicized symphony
Beethoven's "Ninth" is 200 years old: on Arte, a look back at a highly politicized symphony

It was self-evident that Arte, a Franco-German channel, would honor the Symphony No

The plays “The Circle of Disappeared Poets” and “4,211 km” were doubly rewarded at the 35th Molières ceremony
The plays “The Circle of Disappeared Poets” and “4,211 km” were doubly rewarded at the 35th Molières ceremony

Dedicated to the memory of Bernard Pivot, writer and television presenter who died on Monday May 6 at the age of 89, the Molières ceremony honored Francis Huster on Monday evening and notably rewarded the plays The Circle of Missing Poets, as well as 4,211 km by Aïla Navidi, which evokes the exile of an Iranian family

Anti-Semitism: at the CRIF dinner, Gabriel Attal announces that “366 facts” were recorded in the first quarter of 2024, an increase of “300%” over one year
Anti-Semitism: at the CRIF dinner, Gabriel Attal announces that “366 facts” were recorded in the first quarter of 2024, an increase of “300%” over one year
Senegal: the Dakar Biennale, a major event for contemporary African art, postponed by six months
Senegal: the Dakar Biennale, a major event for contemporary African art, postponed by six months
“The Ghosts of Tonkin”, on France 3: endless mourning for the families of the soldiers of Dien Bien Phu
“The Ghosts of Tonkin”, on France 3: endless mourning for the families of the soldiers of Dien Bien Phu
Sylvie Pierre-Brossolette, president of the High Council for Equality, accused internally of discriminatory remarks
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 values ​​defended by the consultative body, according to an internal letter revealed by Médiapart and consulted by Agence France-Presse (AFP) Monday May 6

Death of Bernard Pivot: “Bukowski, shut up, you’re bothering us”
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 legend of the literary high mass of Friday evening, “Apostrophes”

“The Origin of the World”, famous nude by Gustave Courbet, tagged in Metz
“The Origin of the World”, famous nude by Gustave Courbet, tagged in Metz
In “A Voix Nue”, on France Culture, the director and writer Robert Bober speaks entirely in words and silences
In “A Voix Nue”, on France Culture, the director and writer Robert Bober speaks entirely in words and silences
Playwright Pierre Notte indicted for rape of a former student
Playwright Pierre Notte indicted for rape of a former student
Transphobia: more than 10,000 people demonstrated in France to denounce discrimination against trans people
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 denounce the ongoing “transphobic offensive” against the rights of trans people

“Nuclear Now”, on Paris Première: when Oliver Stone takes France as an example
“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

“Not so white blouses”, on M6: the hospital facing sexist and sexual violence
“Not so white blouses”, on M6: the hospital facing sexist and sexual violence
Transphobia: several demonstrations planned to denounce discrimination
Transphobia: several demonstrations planned to denounce discrimination
Death of Nahel M.: a reconstruction organized in Nanterre under close surveillance
Death of Nahel M.: a reconstruction organized in Nanterre under close surveillance
In Toulouse, François-Xavier Bellamy campaigning for the European elections
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

“Numbers and letters”: France Télévisions announces the end of the game show after more than fifty years of existence
“Numbers and letters”: France Télévisions announces the end of the game show after more than fifty years of existence

The oldest TV game show in France, “Numbers and Letters”, will disappear from the France Télévisions schedules at the start of the school year, after more than fifty years of existence, announced broadcast director Stéphane Sitbon-Gomez on Sunday May 5, in La Tribune Dimanche

American painter Frank Stella dies
American painter Frank Stella dies
Death of Matisse in Châteauroux: 8,000 people on the white march
Death of Matisse in Châteauroux: 8,000 people on the white march
Death of Matisse in Châteauroux: a white march planned for Saturday May 4
Death of Matisse in Châteauroux: a white march planned for Saturday May 4
“Amy,” on CStar: Amy Winehouse’s Unfinished Symphony
“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 wheel of his Williams-Renault at the San Marino Grand Prix, on the Imola circuit, the English documentary filmmaker Asif Kapadia is recovering from a in a way his work on the profession by attacking the singer Amy Winehouse, who died in 2011, at the age of 27

In “Belmondo, Italy’s heritage”, on MyCanal, Alessandro and Luana tread the Boot with relish
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

Demonstrations of support in Gaza at the university: Sciences Po buildings closed, mobilizations in Lille and Lyon
Demonstrations of support in Gaza at the university: Sciences Po buildings closed, mobilizations in Lille and Lyon
Death of Paul Auster: his wife, author Siri Hustvedt, claims to have been “robbed of the dignity” of announcing the death of the writer herself
Death of Paul Auster: his wife, author Siri Hustvedt, claims to have been “robbed of the dignity” of announcing the death of the writer herself
“The Year of the Dragon”, on Arte: Michael Cimino’s magnetic New York Chinatown
“The Year of the Dragon”, on Arte: Michael Cimino’s magnetic New York Chinatown
The government unveils its plan to combat prostitution
The government unveils its plan to combat prostitution

The Minister Delegate in charge of equality between women and men, Aurore Bergé, presented, Thursday May 2, her national strategy against prostitution, in particular to “better take into account [its] new forms”

Breast cancer: less than one in two women participate in screening organized in France
Breast cancer: less than one in two women participate in screening organized in France

Breast cancer screening remains “low” in France, where less than one in two women aged 50 to 74 participate, according to a study published by Public Health France (SPF) on Tuesday April 30

Laurent Lafitte left the Comédie-Française after twelve years as a resident
Laurent Lafitte left the Comédie-Française after twelve years as a resident
Elevating Men's Casual Style
Elevating Men's Casual Style
Death of Matisse in Châteauroux: the Bourges prosecutor's office denounces threats targeting a magistrate on the Internet
Death of Matisse in Châteauroux: the Bourges prosecutor's office denounces threats targeting a magistrate on the Internet
“An American hero. The Colin Kaepernick Story”, on Histoire TV: one knee on the ground, but still standing
“An American hero. The Colin Kaepernick Story”, on Histoire TV: one knee on the ground, but still standing

In 2018, his photo dominated Union Square, San Francisco's palm-tree-lined plaza

In Guadeloupe, the former director of the Slavery Memorial Laurella Yssap-Rinçon sentenced to one year in prison
In Guadeloupe, the former director of the Slavery Memorial Laurella Yssap-Rinçon sentenced to one year in prison

Laurella Yssap-Rinçon, former director of the slavery memorial museum in Guadeloupe, accused of favoritism, was sentenced, Tuesday April 30, to one year of suspended imprisonment, in accordance with what the prosecution had requested on January 23

Juvenile justice: the “educational interest” measure mentioned by Gabriel Attal detailed in a circular to prosecutors
Juvenile justice: the “educational interest” measure mentioned by Gabriel Attal detailed in a circular to prosecutors
Cryptocurrencies: former Binance boss Changpeng Zhao sentenced to four months in prison in the United States
Cryptocurrencies: former Binance boss Changpeng Zhao sentenced to four months in prison in the United States
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations at Sciences Po Paris: the State “will not cut” its subsidy, according to the Minister of Higher Education
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations at Sciences Po Paris: the State “will not cut” its subsidy, according to the Minister of Higher Education

The State “will not cut its subsidy” to Sciences Po Paris, declared Tuesday April 30 the Minister of Higher Education, Sylvie Retailleau, the day after the announcement by Valérie Pécresse of the “suspension” of funding for the region Ile-de-France

Understanding the gray areas surrounding the offense of “apology of terrorism”
Understanding the gray areas surrounding the offense of “apology of terrorism”

The candidate of La France insoumise (LFI) in the European elections Rima Hassan and the president of the LFI group in the National Assembly, Mathilde Panot, are heard on Tuesday April 30 in the premises of the Parisian judicial police as part of investigations into “ apology for terrorism” for comments related to the war between Israel and Hamas