Instead of its "Magnum" series, TF1 will broadcast the semi-final of the Lyon-Bayern Champions League this Wednesday evening. In an interview with Midi Libre, Patrick Sébastien regrets not having received any proposal from any channel for a year and a half now. On the other hand, he says he is thinking of a major tour throughout France, inspired by the "Biggest Cabaret in the World" which would last seven years. The government is helping independent kiosks victims of the coronavirus crisis but also of the bankruptcy of Presstalis.
This Wednesday, TF1 will not broadcast its flagship summer series "Magnum", it is canceled at the almost last minute.
TF1 will broadcast the semi-final of the Lyon-Bayern Champions League. Nice shot for the front page. According to L'Équipe, TF1 has reached an agreement with the pay-TV channel RMC sport, which holds the rights to the competition. The usual duo Grégoire Margotton and Bixente Lizarazu will make you live the meeting. On the other hand, this Tuesday evening, the Leibniz-PSG meeting will only be broadcast on RMC Sport.
In an interview with Midi Libre, Patrick Sébastien feels a little neglected.
The former star host of Saturday nights at France 2 regrets not having received any proposal from any channel for a year and a half now. Patrick Sébastien says he is thinking on the other hand of a major tour across France, inspired by the "Biggest Cabaret in the World" which would last seven years.
The government is helping independent kiosks.
They are victims of the coronavirus crisis but also of the bankruptcy of Presstalis, this company which normally supplies them with newspapers every day. Independent newsagents will receive a check for at least 1,500 euros. In large cities, it will be more 2,000 euros as in Ajaccio, Bordeaux, Nantes, Rennes or Toulouse. 3,000 euros in Lyon or Marseille.
To extricate oneself from fakes news which sometimes have dramatic consequences. The fake news about the coronavirus is said to have caused hundreds of deaths around the world.
In this year 20.20, from January to April, more than 800 people died from reading bad information on the Internet and social networks. More than 5,800 humans on Earth have been admitted to the emergency room. This is what the American scientific journal "American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene" reports. She scrutinized the media in 87 countries, in 25 languages, and uncovered 2,300 fakes news. The most famous perhaps? A fake news made in Trump. Well, why don't you take a little bleach? After listening to this and reading equally stodgy stuff, about sixty Americans went blind. They had just drunk alcohol at 90. In Qatar, two teenage girls preferred to swallow their perfume.
Donald Trump is constantly spreading his good word on Fox News but the news channel is no longer a reliable source of information for Wikipedia.
To fully understand, we have to go back to the end of July. Joe Biden is starting to seriously believe it. He who wants to take Donald Trump's place in the White House is preparing to choose a running mate, a number 2, a sort of Prime Minister or right-hand man announced months before the election. At that point, the American media believed that a senator from Miami could be the lucky one. Her name: Karen Bass. Obviously, Americans want to know more about her. His Wikipedia page is consulted more than 360,000 times in just a few hours. Faced with this interest, more than 50 people are helping to extend its bio.
On Karen Bass's page, there is a section titled "Polemics and Controversies".
By reading Wikipedia, we learn in particular that Karen Bass loves Fidel Castro very much. For many Americans, he is the absolute demon and one of the worst dictators of all time.
But where does this info come from?
You have to look at the very bottom of the page, where Wikipedia scrupulously lists its sources. This is all from Fox News, Donald Trump's favorite channel, who reportedly heard that an American site heard someone say that when Fidel Castro died, Karen Bareen might have said she found it instead. cool Commander Castro. In short, nothing very serious. In a few days, the world's largest encyclopedia judges that Fox News is no longer a reliable source, that is to say a green source. Fox News goes "yellow" when it comes to politics, but not only. For scientific questions too! With three months to go before the presidential election, Fox News is the primary news source for four in 10 Americans.