Guillaume Meurice reveals his state of mind after the controversy over France Inter

Par Mathilde Seifert Published on 03/12/2024 at 9:28 p.m., Updated on 03/12/2024 at 9:35 p.m. Guillaume Meurice was the guest of “Quotidien” Screenshot The comedian compared Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu to a “kind of Nazi but without a foreskin”. And if this column aroused strong reactions, the radio columnist admitted in “Quotidien” that he had … Read more

1.62 million viewers watching Real Sociedad-PSG on Canal+ Foot

Good audience for Real Sociedad-PSG (1-2) Tuesday evening. Broadcast on Canal+ Foot, the Parisian club’s Champions League round of 16 second leg attracted an average of 1.62 million viewers (8.1% audience share) according to Médiamétrie. We also noted an audience peak of 1.9 million at the end of the first period. This is the third … Read more

Facebook outage keeps Messenger, Instagram, Threads down for hours

Facebook outage disrupts Super Tuesday Facebook faced widespread outages on the morning of Super Tuesday, leaving users unable to log in during a critical moment for primary elections. UPDATE 12:05 a.m.: All services seem to be back up. UPDATE 11:43 a.m.: Some users have reported being able to get back into Facebook and Messenger, although … Read more

Milei ratifies the closure of the Télam news agency

This Monday, March 4, the Buenos Aires Police blocked access to the headquarters of the Télam news agency for its employees, after last Friday President Javier Milei announced the closure of the media outlet after almost 80 years of history. The president, who described Télam as a means of “Kirchnerist propaganda,” is advancing his announced … Read more

Isabelle Boulay talks about her childhood and the accident that marked her life

Par Mathilde Seifert Published on 03/03/2024 at 6:28 p.m., Updated on 03/03/2024 at 11:15 p.m. Isabelle Boulay in “A Sunday in the Country” Screenshot The Quebec singer entered the enchanted parenthesis of Frédéric Lopez for a weekend. The opportunity for her to speak about her childhood. “I always sang about fixing people. » From the … Read more

Money, power and the peril of courting Chinese nationalism | Politics News

In January, a Chinese ultranationalist vlogger – video blogger – came across red circular stickers on the glass doors of a shopping mall in Nanjing featuring the words: “Happy 2024.” The vlogger claimed that what appeared to be innocent New Year decorations were, in fact, nationalistic Japanese motifs since the red circles resembled the rising … Read more

Maurice Olivari, emblematic journalist of TF1, is dead

His face but especially his voice were recognizable by many French viewers. Maurice Olivari, emblematic journalist of TF1, has died, announces the management of the first channel this Tuesday. The man who was preparing to celebrate his 77th birthday had worked for TF1 since 1976 as a reporter. He has long been a foreign correspondent, … Read more