The score of the interview with Emmanuel Macron, "TPMP" sanctioned, a new press title, the Trump / Biden duel and a resurrected cult series

What score for the intervention of Emmanuel Macron on TF1 and France 2?

For 40 minutes, the President of the Republic answered questions from Anne-Sophie Lapix and Gilles Bouleau.

His announcements, very commented on since Wednesday evening, unsurprisingly attracted many viewers from 7:55 p.m. on both channels.

Cyril Hanouna again in the sights of the CSA.

The host of C8 is definitely used to being in the viewfinder of the audiovisual gendarme.

This Wednesday, the magazine "Capital" revealed that a new sanction procedure had been initiated by the CSA against "Touche pas à mon poste" but also against the "La Grande Darka" bonus.

In question, this time, an accusation of clandestine advertising.

In September 2019, in both shows, Cyril Hanouna offers spectators present in the audience plane tickets for the airline Skyline Airways.

On the air, the host-producer quotes the brand, thanks it, he also publishes a promotional tweet, in short, impossible to miss Skyline Airways.

The problem is, the airline does not exist.

The case is rather hazy, the founder of Skyline Airways maintains that there was no scam, but some very shady things have happened.

The company's website showed planes in Skyline Airways colors, but it was actually a photo montage.

The company claimed to have made hundreds of flights in August and September, when no plane had taken off, and the merchant site was put into maintenance a few days after the broadcast, without ever being put back online.

What risk Cyril Hanouna and C8?

The CSA will have to decide, the range of sanctions is wide.

This can range from a warning to a fine, including the suspension of advertising for a certain period.

We are in the home stretch of the procedure, which began last year.

An independent rapporteur had been appointed and he delivered his conclusions this summer.

The chain and the production had the opportunity to respond, and it is now up to the CSA to take stock of things before deciding.

A new magazine is launched this week.

It's called "Naturissime", it's a quarterly version of "Santé Magazine", just like "Bien manger" or the "Hypocondriaque" podcast.

Louise Bernard interviewed Aline Perraudin, editorial director of "Santé Magazine", to talk with her about the content of this new version.

"Naturissime" aims to address anyone who wants to take care of themselves but also of the environment.

The magazine promises to put forward positive solutions, and not to fall into guilt.

"Naturissime" arrives in a particular context, a priori not necessarily conducive to the press.

But for Aline Perraudin, it was not desirable to wait any longer to offer it for sale, on the contrary.

Facebook is launching its first podcast this Thursday.

It's called "Take the Time" and it's meant to inspire people.

It is the commercial director of Facebook France, Florence Trouche, who hosts the first salvo of eight episodes of about twenty minutes each.

We wondered why Facebook had decided to enter the highly competitive podcast industry.

Florence Trouche explained it to Louise Bernard.

On the program of the first podcast, the notion of mutual aid.

Pablo Servigne, an expert biology researcher on ants, explains that the law of the strongest is not the law that governs relationships in the animal kingdom.

He responds to Charles Osborn, a janitorial manager in Sète, who had opened his vacant homes to caregivers during confinement so that they could sleep near their workplace.

But when said that the two interlocutors "answer", it is figuratively rather than literally, because the podcast adopts a particular narrative format.

Two episodes will be uploaded every Wednesday on all podcast platforms, such as Spotify, Deezer or Apple Music.

This Thursday evening, Joe Biden and Donald Trump will face each other on American television!

They will compete but on two different channels.

The two candidates for the American presidential election should meet Thursday during a debate organized in front of anonymous people come to ask them questions, one calls that a "town hall".

But when the commission in charge of the debates insisted that the debate be held remotely, Donald Trump refused to participate.

In the process, the ABC channel offered Joe Biden to meet anonymous, but alone, and the Democratic candidate accepted.

This Wednesday, her rival NBC created a surprise by announcing that she was also going to organize a town hall, also on Thursday evening, but with Donald Trump.

And the channel has also been widely criticized for its choice of programming.

Will it be at the same time?

In part!

Joe Biden's Town Hall will run for thirty minutes and air from 8:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on ABC.

Donald Trump's will be twice as long, and NBC will offer it frontal, from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m.

We will not know until Friday afternoon which of the two achieved the better audience, and we are already expecting a triumphant tweet from Donald Trump if it is he who wins.

Good news for "Dexter" fans.

The American cable channel Showtime announced it this Wednesday evening, it has ordered a new season of the cult series worn by Michael C. Hall.

It should be aired in the fall of 2021, eight years after the series finale, which had not really been very well received.

The Showtime boss reassured fans that he would never have resurrected "Dexter" without a creative idea that lives up to the original series.

And that creative idea came from Clyde Phillips, who was the showrunner for the first four seasons of "Dexter," before giving way for the next four seasons.

Obviously, Michael C Hall will also be back in the role of serial killer.

At the end of season 8, he decided to go and live in exile far from civilization.

It will therefore not be too complicated to bring him back for the 10 episodes that will count in this new season.

Filming is scheduled for early 2021!