A first batch of images from the film tracing the life of the composer of West Side Story and conductor shows the actor transformed under a beautiful layer of makeup. The orchestra is still missing, but the image is already there. The arched back, the sleeves of the shirt rolledRead More →
The weekend of May 15 was marked by the commemoration of the bicentenary of the death of Abbé Sicard (1742-1822), who had an extraordinary destiny. Born in the middle of the 18th century in Le Fousseret, he was a man of great modernity (read our previous editions). A wreath wasRead More →
Fintechs and payday lenders are aggressively lending to gig economy workers even as banks and large non-bank financial corporations (NBFCs) become more conservative in the space. Fintech lenders saw demand for food and grocery delivery managers with various app-based platforms jump up to 40% in Q4FY22, industry executives said. HigherRead More →
Did Marcel Gauchet twist? In the middle of the presidential election, while at the Elysée and elsewhere, we shudder at Marine Le Pen’s score, we tremble that the Republican dam is cracking, the philosopher is invited by Europe1 to deliver his first-round analysis. And here he is explaining in aRead More →
(Christy Biber) Like most people, you have a limited amount of money and need to decide what to do with it. It can be a tough choice if you have debt you’re trying to pay off, but you’re also eager to start saving for retirement so you have financial securityRead More →
Launched in 2020 and could fear for a moment the disappearance of the Goodreads platform, bought a few years ago, the new section of the Amazon site dedicated to book clubs testified to a strong desire to come and compete with booksellers on another field, that of the recommendation. InRead More →
We caught up with Marcus Lasarow, Founder and CEO of FinTech startup CashD, a company that helps Australian businesses reduce employee turnover through innovative payroll solutions. We talked about the disconnect between payroll and workforce management, B2B solutions, and the importance of retaining long-term employees. Marcus, you have 20 yearsRead More →
Let us remember the opening of this landmark film that is first cow by Kelly Reichardt, released in France a few months ago: a young girl walks her dog along a river on which freight boats sail. According to the bullets introduced and brought back, the character finds at theRead More →
Published on 25/05/2022 17:18 France 3 Article written by Wednesday, May 25 is a day of music at the Cannes Film Festival, notably with the presentation of a biographical film on Elvis Presley. Music rocks the Croisette, Wednesday May 25th. “Tonight, we are expecting the whole team ofElviswho is goingRead More →
The Chapeiry library “Au coin du livre” invites you to meet Miss Caroline and Célia on Friday May 27, 2022 at 6 p.m. at the Chapeiry communal hall Mademoiselle Caroline is an illustrator and author of numerous comic strips;Célia is a young nurse originally from Chapeiry, heroine of her latestRead More →
THOUSANDS of Amigo Loan customers are about to get their money back. Amigo has been accused of providing unaffordable loans, which customers could not repay – but they are now closing in on the compensation they are owed. 1 Amigo customers are about to get their money backCredit: Getty CourtRead More →
The Hauts-de-France Region accompanies 16 regional companies, ambassadors of regional creation, at the OFF d’Avignon festival. Companies are selected according to several criteria. The Region wanted in particular equal representation of companies by proposing in particular room for female creation: 56% of the selected projects are carried out by women.Read More →
We are taking advantage that the Cannes Film Festival is in full swing to tell you about the recent publication by La Trace editions of the reference biography, of actor Robert Redford. Michael Feeney Callan, Irish novelist and poet, specializes in the biographies of Hollywood stars as he did withRead More →
These are the last headlines from ECHO this morning. Mum feels a part of her is gone after her 18-year-old son’s sudden death An 18-year-old man who “saw the best in everyone” has died in his sleep from a rare heart condition. John Nesbitt had just completed his A-Levels andRead More →
For a first communion Book. 10 years old, Miko has the pain of losing his grandfather. The latter, very religious, left him a thick book, containing seven bookmarks: a Bible. With the complicity of his old friend the monk Honorius, he had even concocted a posthumous treasure hunt for hisRead More →
Their job is to conduct a tough negotiation, so it is no surprise that there is good competitiveness and a change of position among the competitors in the latest edition of PYMNTS’s coupon app provider rankings. Highlights from this month include a new leader at the top of the standings,Read More →
From May 18 to 22, 2022, it’s Nature Day. But, shouldn’t we celebrate and respect Nature every day for our own survival and that of so many endangered animal species? It is necessary to act quickly and strongly, on an already lost precious time. ECOLOGYFrom Ostrich to HummingbirdA podcast toRead More →
This Thursday, May 19, 2022 appears the book Charles Aznavour seen from behind, written by Erik Berchot and Gérard Davoust, two great friends of the artist. They tell about their meeting and their relationship with the singer, as well as a lot of funny and moving anecdotes. One of themRead More →
Available on Disney+, the “Oussekine” series paints a moving portrait of Malik Oussekine’s family in four episodes. The screenwriters of the program told us about the genesis of the project and also returned to the meaning of the earth-shattering conclusion. Oussekine : a masterful series Series Oussekine navigate between severalRead More →
Introductory evening – Set sail at IMEC Saint-Germain-la-Blanche-Herbe, 19 May 2022, Saint-Germain-la-Blanche-Herbe. Introductory evening – Setting sail at IMEC Imec Abbaye D’Ardenne, Chem. of Saint-Germain Saint-Germain-la-Blanche-Herbe2022-05-19 20:00:00 – 2022-05-19 Imec Abbaye D’Ardenne, Chem. of Saint GermainSaint-Germain-la-Blanche-Herbe Calvados Saint-Germain-la-Blanche-Herbe The Époque festival and book fair offer an introductory evening to theRead More →
Passionate about history, the Argentinian writer Michèle Dassas immerses herself in her favorite period, the 19th century, in her latest book which has just been published, Le Dîner de l’exposition. The title of his ninth novel, and sixteenth work, refers to a restaurant that really existed, created on the occasionRead More →
High energy and food prices are particularly bad for people who live from payday to payday. In the UK, around 22% of adults have less than £100 in savings, according to a government-backed investigation. In the United States, about 20% of households say they could only cover their expenses forRead More →
Truman Burbank leads a calm and happy life. He lives in a neat little lodge in the glorious seaside resort of Seahaven. He leaves every morning for his office as an insurance agent, from which he comes out eight hours later to return home, to savor the comfort of hisRead More →
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The 75th Cannes Film Festival kicks off on May 17 and rumors are swirling that actress Nyanthara will be one of the Indian celebrities who will represent the country. However, there has been no official confirmation from the actress or her team yet. On June 9, Nayanthara will marry herRead More →
Understanding children’s literature, is the Mooc book failed by the University of Liège. This work became essential for professionals and amateurs of children’s literature. Understanding Children’s Literature(Pastel / Ecole des loisirs) completes the Mooc of the University of Liège (Belgium): Once upon a time in children’s literature already published twiceRead More →
Payday loans are a useful source of credit, but come with a negative media narrative. Fortunately, the purpose of the mayhem was the high interest rate, which was eliminated several years ago with the introduction of regulation. Payday loan borrowers enjoy legal protection and for this reason it has gainedRead More →
Although he left behind him a rich heritage, Malcolm McLaren is quite well known to the general public, but the biographical comic strip dedicated to him allows us to discover this iconoclastic being, who created the Sex Pistols and gave birth to the movement. punk. Died in April 2010, MalcomRead More →
It was in the presence of a heritage specialist that the ceremony took place, returning after two years away. Stéphane Bern, in his element at the Hôtel de Massa, even tries a bit of humour: “ I wondered if it was not the cap”Mr Heritage” which was attributed to meRead More →
City Council approved a pilot program at its May 5 meeting to provide monthly payments of $1,000 to 85 households for an entire year. Once people are accepted into the guaranteed income pilot, they won’t have to “prove” they still need the help, as many government-run financial aid programs normallyRead More →
Claudia Rouleau launched the book “Growing up as a caregiver – Are you prepared to accompany a loved one? “, last Thursday, May 5. In this 12-chapter biographical account, the woman from Thetford Mines offers concrete tools, including 12 keys to help people who assume the role of caregiver. InRead More →
A top entrepreneur and FIRE campaigner who successfully fought banks in court is now campaigning for major legal changes to the way finance is sold An entrepreneur who has won awards for promoting opportunities for the disadvantaged is calling for a ban on high-cost debt advertising. Alan Donegan, whose companyRead More →
Passionate about Anglo-Saxon musical comedy and after having taken singing lessons in New York, the Côte-d’Orienne Claire-Marie Bellon-Systchenko is launching for the first time in a single-on-stage, this Wednesday, May 11 at the Feuillants theatre. After obtaining a first prize in piano and an opera singing course, Claire-Marie Bellon-Systchenko trainedRead More →
When the voice of Homer Simpson, main character of the American animated television series “The Simpsons”, sounded last Friday in the theater of the French Institute of Meknes, within the framework of FICAM, the assistance immediately began to find the source. Behind this son, a humble and talented actor: PhilippeRead More →
Share on PinterestAfter giving birth to her second child, Zuleyma Santos was diagnosed with a rare form of heart failure and placed on the waiting list for a heart transplant. Photograph courtesy of Padilla Co Mother of two, Zuleyma Santos, works with the American Heart Association to raise awareness ofRead More →
PLEIN LES POCHES – A great novel about dance, life, humanity; a woman suspended on the pulse of octopuses; Morocco, 1950s… Our selection of the week in the paperback department. s “Capsize”, by Lola Lafon Keep your head up, smile no matter what. Slice through the air gracefully, even whenRead More →
VS’is the story of a friendship gone wrong… In a new book offered to the Windsors, biographer Andrew Morton recounts how Princess Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth II, ended up becoming Diana’s archenemy the day where it decided to attack the Windsors frontally. A caustic story that the British journalist,Read More →
On April 25, 2022, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced plans to revitalize its authority to scrutinize “non-bank” financial companies that pose risks to consumers. Although the CFPB has held this authority since its creation in 2010, the agency has rarely invoked it, leaving it largely “dormant”. The CFPB’sRead More →
His Breton childhood, the influence of Thiéfaine, his refined prose… First a guitarist for others, the musician came to singing late in life. His seventh album, “Tambour vision”, makes him a major author. Self-taught guitarist, appreciated accompanist, renowned comrade, Bertrand Belin became a singer late in life, at the ageRead More →
Victoriavilloise Jacqueline Fecteau Turcotte will launch her first book on May 14. She recounts her quest for thinness or how she achieved her healthy weight by exorcising her demons through writing. “My life’s quest: thinness” recounts her entire journey (and even her life) and explains how this woman, who isRead More →
Sorry, your browser does not support videos Very curly hair, a well-trimmed mustache, Hawaiian shirt and large aviator glasses: here is Daniel Radcliffe transformed into “Weird Al” Yankovic in the trailer for the biographical film on the life of the master of sung parodies. Posted yesterday at 4:15 p.m. VeroniqueRead More →
Winner of the 2022 Robert-Cliche Prize, Plessis transports us from Trois-Rivières to Schefferville during a pivotal period in the history of Quebec: the sudden death of Maurice Duplessis, which will ring the glass of the Great Darkness and open the doors to the Quiet Revolution. Despite this premise, this firstRead More →
This item is a brand press Publish. brand press is a paid service for brands wishing to directly reach the audience of Techpoint Africa. The Techpoint Africa editorial team does not write Brand Press content. To promote your brand through Brand Press, please email business@techpoint.africa Earnipay, the fintech start-up committedRead More →
A passionate biography devoted to Clementine Ogilvy-Hozier passed down to posterity as Lady Clementine Churchill. Publication of a passionate biography dedicated to Clementine Ogilvy-Hozier, passed down to posterity as Lady Clementine Churchill, wife of Sir Winston Churchill, emblematic British Prime Minister during the Second World War. Clementine Hozier was bornRead More →