LIFE STYLE

Singer Kendji Girac, who has become a popular figure and a successful singer since his victory in the show “The Voice” in 2014, was seriously injured by gunshot on Monday April 22 in Biscarosse (Landes), Agence France learned

Several thousand people marched on Sunday April 21 in Paris "against racism and Islamophobia" as part of a march, targeting in particular "police violence", which had been banned by the police prefect and then authorized by justice

As the work of the special committee responsible for preparing the examination at first reading in the National Assembly, from May 27, of the bill relating to the support of the sick and the end of life begins on Monday, the Philosopher Elisabeth Badinter insisted, in a letter published on Sunday April 21 by La Tribune, that her husband, the former Minister of Justice Robert Badinter, would have voted for the text

Chip and Dale? No

There is a surprise in How to Kill a Criminal Ten Times

A 15-year-old teenager, cousin of one of the two minors indicted on Friday April 19 for the assassination of Philippe Coopman in Grande-Synthe (North), was attacked during the night from Friday to Saturday in the same town, Agence France-Presse learned from the Dunkirk prosecutor

An emblematic military building that has become a television set, Fort Boyard is threatened by climatic hazards and must be the subject of work estimated at 44 million euros by 2028, the Charente department announced on Friday April 19

The government intends to promote access to the archives of the Second World War to “fight against revisionism and forgetting”

Two minors aged 14 and 15 were indicted for murder on Friday April 19, following the death of Philippe, a 22-year-old young man who was violently attacked during the night from Monday to Tuesday in Grande-Synthe (North)

Martin Scorsese's twenty-seventh feature film recounts one of the most frightening scenes in American history

More than a thousand people gathered on the morning of Friday April 19 in Grande-Synthe (North) to pay tribute to Philippe, a 22-year-old young man who was violently attacked in the middle of the night, in what could be a lookout

The 14-year-old girl who suffered a cardiac arrest during the confinement of her school, following a knife attack on Thursday in Souffelweyersheim (Bas-Rhin), died, we learned on Friday, April 19, from the authorities

Storm warning on the pop planet: the new album by American singer Taylor Swift is unveiled on Friday, April 19, at midnight New York time (6 a

For his hundredth day in Matignon, Gabriel Attal defended his record at length, Thursday April 18 on BFM-TV, after promising a rapid response from his government in the face of "the addiction to violence" of part of the youth during of a speech in Viry-Châtillon (Essonne)

Two girls aged 6 and 11 were slightly injured on Thursday April 18 during a knife attack near their school in Souffelweyersheim, Bas-Rhin

On the occasion of the Easter holidays, LCP is rebroadcasting the program "Rembob'INA" which Patrick Cohen devoted, on March 15, to one of the numbers of the famous weekly program "Musiques au coeur", which Eve Ruggieri hosted on Antenne 2, then on France 2, from 1982 to 2009

Parental accountability, control of screens, authority at school, juvenile justice

After Malta and Luxembourg, on April 1, Germany became the third country in the European Union to legalize the “recreational” use of cannabis

The legendary Japanese animation studio Ghibli, co-founded by Hayao Miyazaki, will receive an honorary Palme d'Or at the 77th Cannes Film Festival in May, organizers announced on Wednesday April 17

“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

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

The vice-president of the Representative Council of Jewish Institutions of France (CRIF), Gil Taieb, died at the age of 66, the institution announced on Tuesday April 16, saluting a “tireless activist, fervent defender of Israel and of the Jewish community

From the first bars, we know that something has changed in Harold López-Nussa’s music

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)

Writing ? “An adventure,” said Winston Churchill (1874-1965)

Since the left failed to reform normal schools by creating the monster IUFM (university teacher training institute), its successive avatars, generated by the right and university entropy, have continued to aggravate the problem of teacher training

Marseille, end of 1940

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

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)

Several months of controversy so that nothing moves

The Olympic Games (JO), very political moments? It is this reflection that the Shoah Memorial in Paris invites in an exhibition which, without hesitation, responds in the affirmative

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

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

Lawyer Isabelle Coutant-Peyre, who defended the leader of the “Barbarian gang” Youssouf Fofana and the Venezuelan terrorist Carlos – whom she married in prison – died on Friday April 12 at the age of 70, we learned with one of his relatives