Новости за 24.01.2018

SPORT - Sur les courts de tennis, c'est à celui qui remportera le plus de titres. Sur les questions de mode en revanche, Roger Federer concède volontiers un point à Rafael Nadal.

PEOPLE - Invité sur le plateau de Jimmy Kimmel, l'acteur de la série "Breaking Bad" Aaron Paul a longuement évoqué son futur rôle de papa. Sa femme doit bientôt accoucher d'une petite fille, et pour mieux appréhender le rôle de parents, le couple a fait appel à une "doula", qui aide les femmes à se préparer au mieux à la naissance.

Comme vous pouvez le voir dans la vidéo en tête de l'article, Aaron Paul a ainsi confié à l'animateur vedette américain les conseils qu'il a reçus, et explique... Читать дальше...

MUSIQUE - Elton John va-t-il prendre sa retraite? Ce mercredi 24 janvier, un énigmatique message sur le compte Twitter du chanteur britannique a semé le doute.

POLITIQUE - "C'est quelque chose de grave". À l'image d'autres parlementaires, François Pupponi, député socialiste du Val d'Oise, n'apprécie pas du tout la proposition de dress code faite par François de Rugy, laquelle a été examinée par le Bureau de l'Assemblée nationale ce mercredi 24 janvier.

SÉRIE - 32 ans plus tard, Guillaume de Baskerville revient. "Le Nom de la Rose", roman d'Umberto Eco, va être adaptée en série, constituant le premier investissement de "Orange Content", entité de l'opérateur de télécoms dans la production de séries, selon un communiqué publié par Orange, ce mercredi 24 janvier.

SANTÉ - C'était LA grande question il y a 4 ans: quels sont les véritables effets de la cigarette électronique? Même si la mode est passée, il reste encore de nombreux vapoteurs et les boutiques fleurissent dans les centres-villes. Et la communauté scientifique est toujours aussi partagée sur la question.

SEXISME – Sans personne pour s'occuper de son enfant de six mois, Alessia Spagnulo, une aspirante au titre de Miss Italie, n'a eu d'autre choix que de défiler devant les juges accompagnée de son bébé. Cet imprévu lui a valu de nombreux messages violents sur les réseaux sociaux.

POLITIQUE - Bataille vestimentaire à l'Assemblée, épisode 3. Après l'abandon de la cravate suivi du coup médiatique du maillot de foot du député LFI François Ruffin, le président de l'Assemblée François de Rugy (LREM) avait prévenu en fin d'année qu'"à partir du moment où l'autorégulation ne suffit pas, le bureau (...) rappellera des règles" en matière de bienséance textile au Palais-Bourbon.

SANTÉ - La première année de médecine, réputée infernale, va encore grimper en difficulté. Selon le Quotidien du Pharmacien, trois universités parisiennes (V, VI et VII) vont tester à partir de cette année une réforme de la première année commune aux études de santé (PACES) qui va faire hurler.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.

Ever since the announcement that Cape Town was past the point of no return and Day Zero was unavoidable, Western Cape premier Helen Zille has been encouraging Capetonians in a series of tweets to take Day Zero seriously, if they are to avoid it.