Facebook has just censored a video posted by Donald Trump on his page where he ensured that children could not catch the Coronavirus. TF1 will launch the new season of "Koh Lanta" on August 28, it will be called "Les 4 Terres". Instagram has decided to react to the success of the new social network Tik Tok by launching "Reels". While he had promised to maintain the channel during his presidential campaign, Emmanuel Macron finally decided to close France Ô at the end of August. Netflix has uploaded its documentary on Nicolas Anelka, it is entitled "L'incompris".
Facebook is attacking Donald Trump.
It was a few minutes ago, in the middle of the night in the United States and it had never happened before. Facebook has just censored a video posted by Donald Trump on his page. In this video, the apprentice epidemiologist president gives an interview to Fox News, his favorite channel. And he says nonsense, he says that little Americans are almost all immune, that they will never be able, but then never, to catch the corona. Bam, the video is blocked! Twitter has gone even further. The video was posted on the campaign account of the president running for a new term. Twitter waited until the video was removed before the candidate's teams could twitter again.
Social networks are mobilizing for Lebanon.
#OurHomesareOpen = Our homes are open.
With this #, those who have an extra room or a piece of sofa in Beirut invite survivors of the explosion to come and sleep in their homes. 300,000 Lebanese have been homeless since Tuesday. It is as much as the city of Nantes.
TF1 finally puts an end to the suspense, we know the date of the return of "Koh-Lanta"!
August 28! TF1 will not even have waited for the start of the school year to bring back one of its oldest programs. 20 years on the air anyway, this time we are in the 22nd season with the name “Les 4 Terres”. Because, for the first time, there are no longer two but four teams.
Among them, a participant a little less anonymous than the others anyway.
Hadja Cisse. She is a professional handball player. The Team gives us its bio: "Former player of Cannes, Fleury and Nice, the left-back is now licensed in National 1, in Reims. Her last professional club was Saint-Amand".
Instagram copies Tik Tok.
The least we can say is that Facebook, which owns Instagram, has not sprained.
"Reels" was in testing in Brazil since November and is now landing worldwide. No need to present this new feature right next to your stories. "Real" is an assumed cut and paste of Tik Tok with very short videos, in the form of humorous clips, synchronized music and augmented reality effects. There was an urgent need for Instagram to react. In a matter of months, Tik Tok has managed to do just as well, also seducing a billion humans across the entire planet.
The government announced that France Ô would bow out on August 23. In the meantime, on social networks, a small video resurfaces.
Archives are often cruel when they are unearthed by social networks. We are April 8, 2017, Emmanuel Macron does not yet know that he will win the presidential race in just 29 days. That day, he met ultramarine associations at En Marche HQ in Paris. And listen carefully to what he says to them, well what he promises them. Martin Cangelosi reread Emmanuel Macron's entire program and, in the "Culture" section of objective number 7, the candidate-walker recalls that a France Télé channel will have to be killed but he suggests that it will be France 4. France 4 who saved his skin for another year.
After days of teasing, Netflix has finally uploaded its documentary on Nicolas Anelka, "L'incompris".
There are summers that are scorching hot. Scorching because weather forecasters predict heatwave days across France. Burning because the pine forest is ablaze in Martigues. Burning because the world is sweating under its mask. And there are hot summers because you are a football player summoned to South Africa for the 2010 World Cup. Burning because a daily, L'Équipe, insults you against your coach, Raymond Domenech. "Go fuck yourself dirty son of a bitch", yes those are the words, on the front page of L'Équipe on June 19, 2010. President Sarkozy is moved! For the first time, Anelka tells and speaks her truth.
In this doc, the director, a friend of Anelka, highlights the now retired footballer with a certain reverence. But he at least has the merit of having followed him for a long time, seven years all the same! We are therefore going well beyond these few days of 2010 at the end of which Anelka will end up becoming a quasi pariah for France. We look back on this year 99 when he arrived in Madrid, the most expensive transfer in history. After 90 minutes, we end up reconciling with the player. It's all in the title, “The Misunderstood”, it's currently on Netflix.