He is back. Three years after his album At Dawn Returning, Francis Cabrel reveals a new unreleased song: We arrive tomorrow. The famous singer agreed to write and compose for Philippe Guillard’s latest film, For Honor, in theaters May 3. The feature film tells the story of migrants who manage to integrate into a small … Read more
The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, December 1, 2022 Credit: KENA BETANCUR / AFP This is arguably the best-known symbol of Christmas in New York: the rockefeller center tree in the heart of midtown Manhattan, a must as the holidays approach. The characteristics of this tree, 2022 edition: 25 meters high, 15 meters wide and 14 … Read more
At the foot of the Alps: Grenoble and its 400,000 inhabitants. It is one of the largest cities in France but also one of the most dangerous… With around twenty crimes and misdemeanors per day on average, crime is higher there than in many large cities. Regularly, Grenoble makes the headlines for its settling of … Read more
Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès has been missing for 12 years already, but no trace of him has surfaced. The mystery surrounding the man who killed his entire family remains intact and the questions multiply. Is he still alive? Did he commit suicide? Did he resort to cosmetic surgery to appear unnoticed? Despite thousands of reports, … Read more
In Oregon in the United States, a father wanted to donate money, but he used a method that was original to say the least. Indeed, the 38 year old man went on the highway, he opened the window of his door at full speed and he launched 200,000 dollars, i.e. 182,000 euros in small denominationson … Read more
A 21-year-old young man has upset the American intelligence services. Air National Guard recruit Jack Teixeira was charged with “unauthorized retention and transmission of national defense information” and “unauthorized removal and retention of classified documents or materials,” according to a court document. Apart from the international embarrassment caused by the leak of confidential documents, it … Read more
On the mosquito front, several news are coming to us and they are not good, but we have reason to hope. First of all, as a result of global warming, the tiger mosquito is spreading in France. It is the vector of three diseases: dengue fever, chikungunya, and also zika, which are logically likely to … Read more
After the mysterious fire in his laboratory, where he was developing a synthetic rubber called “Astropene”, Sir Reuben Astwell takes the file home. Returning from dinner with Poirot and his friends Hastings and Charles Leverson, he overhears Lily, his wife’s lady-in-waiting, rummaging through the “Astropene” folder. He sends her back. The next day, Sir Reuben … Read more
Greetings to Pierre Mathiot, the director of Sciences Po Lille regarding the Wall of Shame affair. At the beginning of the week, the first names of eleven students from Sciences Po Lille were tagged in front of the school with this inscription “The Wall of Shame”. What is reproached to these eleven students? The Wall … Read more
The sidewalks are black with people and the police present by the dozens this Tuesday, April 4 in New York. The excitement is great near the Manhattan court for the appearance of Donald Trump, who will become the first former president of the United States to appear in court. The Republican billionaire is summoned to … Read more