Sports communityism: between identity withdrawal and self-recapture
Seghir Lazri works on the theme of the social vulnerability of athletes. In this column, he sifts a few clichés of sport through the social … Read more
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There will be no Pixar in theaters at Christmas
This post is from the new daily newsletter of the Culture department of Release, sent every evening. To register, you just have to enter your … Read more
Algerian war, from one maquis to another
In 1956, in eastern Kabylia, during the Algerian war, young Neïla (Sawsan Abès) fled her village scoured by French soldiers and took refuge with a … Read more
La Birkenstock, hippie “quality” – Culture / Next
Praised, mocked, or brought up to date, shoes are seen as the reflection of an era, communities, and a personality. Between iconic models or in … Read more
At the Grand-Colombier, the hornets panic in the peloton
At the old “Rendez-vous des gourmets”, near Millau, the hornets spoil everything and annoy everyone. The boss has tried the traps, the blue light that … Read more
Yogis, yoga, a 1930s hit
Every week with Retro sports, the BNF press site, a look back at a history of sports as told by the press of the time. … Read more
Positive but not contagious: the blind spot of PCR tests
Is being positive for Covid-19 necessarily synonymous with contagiousness? Or, on the contrary, does this correlation, which is more complex than it appears, necessitate refining … Read more
Covid-19: the big test socket
Long lagging behind in this area, France has crossed the symbolic bar of one million weekly RT-PCR tests in recent days for research of Sars-CoV-2, … Read more
Tour de France: Christian Estrosi and Prince Albert, emperors on the balcony
“Your Highness, you can shoot!” And his Highness fired. Prince Albert of Monaco came to play pétanque on the Tour de France cyclist this Saturday … Read more
Performing arts breathe – Culture / Next
Today, the Prime Minister went to the Ministry of Culture to meet representatives of the performing arts. It was a first. The gesture, symbolic, is … Read more