#Macron interpellé sur #Darmanin :
— Paul Larrouturou (@PaulLarrouturou) July 14, 2020
-«Vous avez mis au gouvernement un ministre de l’Interieur présumé violeur»
-«J’ai déjà répondu tout à l’heure [itw du #14juillet par @LeaSalame & @GillesBouleau] »
Puis il ajoute :
-« Vous êtes pas juge ? Moi non plus ? Bon bah alors !» 3/3 pic.twitter.com/NzxwylvPyO
Category: Culture
Sex Education’s Emma Mackey en français
On a eu de la chance : on a passé 24 heures avec Emma Mackey et Sami Outalbali de Sex Education. Mais, c’est cool, on a tout filmé, donc tu vas pouvoir faire pareil
‘Emily in Paris’ moves to Netflix
The series is created by and executive produced by Darren Star with Lily Collins starring as the titular Emily in addition to producing
The upcoming Paramount Network comedy series “Emily in Paris” is headed to Netflix.
Variety has learned that the series will debut exclusively on Netflix this fall rather than the basic cabler. The series is created by and executive produced by Darren Star with Lily Collins starring as the titular Emily in addition to producing. Continue reading “‘Emily in Paris’ moves to Netflix”
Film Review: “Summer of 85”
François Ozon revisits the romantic passions of adolescence with the accuracy and great rawness of emotion that are characteristic of his mature and masterful filmmaking approach
The exaggerated nature of desires and feelings, the sky-high intensity of the moment such that every single second assumes timeless dimensions, the clash of contradictory emotions, the shared secrets and pacts, the search for the other as a mirror of love, flirtation with risk and the electrified zone where Eros and Thanatos intermix, all set against the most banal daily life imaginable, composed of parents, high school, holidays and hesitant plans for the future. Adolescence is the age of plunging into the unknown, of nebulous transitions, of instinctive joy and deep, deep suffering; a time for romanticism par excellence Continue reading “Film Review: “Summer of 85””
Django Reinhardt: “Nuits de Saint Germain-des-Prés”
Recorded in Paris – 30/1/52 Django Reinhardt (elg), Roger Guerin (tpt), Hubert Fol (as), Raymond Fol (p), Barney Spieler (b), Pierre Lemarchand (d)
– More Django on Pas De Merde –
Is wine really good for you?
The key to deriving health benefits from wine is to drink it in moderation.
If you enjoy a glass of merlot, pinot noir or shiraz, you may be pleased to hear that red wine contains compounds that may also be beneficial to your health.
While red wine has been considered a celebratory and wholesome part of traditional diets in much of Europe for thousands of years, it wasn’t until research identifying the “French Paradox” (the observation that the French had lower rates of heart disease despite their high saturated fat intake, possibly because of their wine consumption) was publicized that Americans started embracing the health qualities of wine. In fact, moderate red wine intake is part of the Mediterranean-style dietary pattern, which is highlighted as one of the three healthy eating patterns recommended by the Dietary Guidelines for Americans.
The Mediterranean-style diet, one of the most widely studied diet patterns in history, has been linked with several health benefits, including lower risks of heart disease, diabetes and neurodegenerative diseases. Numerous clinical studies have linked moderate consumption of red wine with many specific benefits, including reduced risks of stroke, heart disease, diabetes, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease, obesity, osteoporosis and infectious diseases. Overall, moderate red-wine consumption is linked with lower oxidative stress and healthier aging, according to researchers. Continue reading “Is wine really good for you?”
