Elle avait remporté la troisième saison de Danse avec les stars aux bras d’Emmanuel Moire. Et pourtant, Fauve Hautot n’a pas porté chance à Miguel Angel Munoz. Au terme de la soirée de l’avant dernier prime hier soir, l’ancien acteur de la série Un, dos, tres a quitté la compétition, en demi-finale. Restent les patineurs Nathalie Péchalat et Brian Joubert, et le jeune comédien Rayane Bensetti, qui se disputeront le trophée la semaine prochaine. Après Tonya Kinzinger la semaine dernière, c’est une autre star du paf qui vient d’être éliminée de Danse avec les Stars. Hier soir sur TF1, après une soirée spéciale « danse en trio », Miguel Angel…

On ne connaissait pas bien son nom, mais on connaissait sa voix. Un timbre unique, entendu dans de nombreux films pour enfants et dessins animés notamment. Christine Cavanaugh s’est éteinte le 22 décembre dernier à l’âge de 51 ans. Sa voix a bercé notre enfance. L’actrice américaine Christine Cavanaugh principalement connue pour ses doublages, est décédée trois jours avant Noël à l’âge de 51 ans seulement, selon le Los Angeles Times. L’actrice se fait connaître à partir de 1995 avec la sortie du film à succès Babe, le cochon devenu berger, racontant les histoires de ce petit cochon bavard à qui l’actrice prête sa voix. Elle s’est peu à peu…

A Spanish pop star was hit and killed by a firework at a music festival on Sunday, reports said. Joana Sainz Garcia, 30, was reportedly dancing on stage in Las Berlanas, Spain, during a performance with the group called Super Hollywood Orchestra when she was struck by a firework. Video of the horrific incident taken by fans at the concert reportedly shows the moment Garcia is hit by the pyrotechnic device and falls to the floor. “Nobody can explain it,” said group promoter Isidoro López. “We have been doing the same [act] for five years.” López said the fireworks are only supposed to last for 15 to 20 seconds but added that…

Gordan Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the EU | European Union Trump envoy urges Europe to ‘link arms’ against China But first Brussels must start correcting the ‘enormous’ trade imbalances that have stoked transatlantic tensions, says Gordon Sondland. By Hans von der Burchard 2/6/19, 8:21 PM CET Updated 4/19/19, 1:19 AM CET Donald Trump’s man in Brussels has a simple message for Europe: Let’s be friends — and fight China. Describing China’s influence as “malign,” Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, told POLITICO that his country and the EU should overcome their current trade tensions and join forces against the Chinese. “We should … combine our mutual…

Hong Kong’s wealthiest man, Li Ka-shing, bought multiple front-page newspaper ads Friday encouraging protesters to “love China” and “love [the] rule of law.” The 91-year-old also apparently paid a man known as the “French Spider-Man” to unfurl a large red banner showing a unified Chinese communist and Hong Kong flag and two hands shaking. Li’s front-page ads used cryptic language to discourage Hong Kong residents from protesting against the repressive communist state, as they have been doing by the millions since early June. The ad featured the Chinese character for the word “violence” crossed out by a red circle and the message, “the best intentions can bring the worst results,…

We don’t need no regulation. That was the message from Facebook to the European Commission over a period of four years, according to dozens of emails and written accounts of arguments made by the social media company in private meetings with Commission officials. The documents show that the company’s representatives pushed back against almost any form of regulation of its businesses in the EU. “The industry does not need a regulatory push to improve,” the company told the Commission in March 2016, according to the Commission’s written summary of the meeting. The internal Commission documents, dated from 2015 to early 2018, were obtained through a freedom of information request by…

Brussels has a — slightly repetitive — message for the bloc’s most fragile economies: They need to get serious about fiscal discipline or remain vulnerable to an economic shock. Italy, Cyprus and Greece are all experiencing “excessive” imbalances in their economies because of high debt and the number of soured loans on their bank balance sheets, the European Commission said Wednesday. The Commission issued the warning as part of its European Semester Winter Package, which scrutinizes the economies of EU countries. The package serves as a basis for further talks between Brussels and the bloc’s capitals about their reform targets and whether their spending plans respect EU rules. Bulgaria, France, Croatia, Germany,…

Formula 1 chief executive Chase Carey says talks are still ongoing with teams over the elaboration of a new Concorde Agreement but insists discussions are “constructive”. For decades, Grand Prix racing’s binding commercial arrangements between the rights holder and the teams have been regulated by the successive variants of the historic document. After agreeing on a new technical platform that will be introduced next year, F1 teams and the sport’s’ chiefs are now focused on securing the all-important legal contract that will serve as the basis for F1’s commercial future. Brawn in favour of ridding F1 of ‘gin palace’ motorhomes “We’ve got agreements on the table, and we’re comfortable. We’ve…

European Parliament President Antonio Tajani | Julien Warnand/EPA Antonio Tajani warns UK that EU election ‘is not a game’ The European Parliament president takes a dim view of Theresa May’s half-in, half-out stance on the vote. By Maïa de La Baume 4/10/19, 8:50 PM CET Updated 4/11/19, 2:15 PM CET Click Here: pinko shop cheap The European Parliament “doesn’t intend to be ridiculed” and the European election is “not a game,” said its president, Antonio Tajani, after he briefed EU leaders on the Parliament’s view on another Brexit extension. Tajani’s statement came as a message to British Prime Minister Theresa May that MEPs are not impressed with her plan to…

Tua Tagovailoa received the highest level of praise from Alabama coach Nick Saban. In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Saban compared Tagovailoa with two of the best quarterbacks in the NFL.  “I think he’s a lot like Drew Brees. I always thought Aaron Rodgers was a lot like that as a player, too,” Saban told SI. “Not overly big, accurate with the ball, really good judgment, decision-making. Those guys are the style of player. I would never say the expectation should be he would accomplish what those guys have. I’d never want to put that on a guy. But that’s the style of player he is.”  No pressure, Tua. Of course, Tagovailoa is coming off a gruesome season-ending injury…