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Robert Duvall Dies at 95: Obituary and Tribute

2026-02-17

At 27, Maya Hawke is no longer ‘the daughter of’: she is an artist in her own right, held by the same thread between film and song. Behind the calm gaze is an old fight with words, dyslexia tamed through rhythm and hard work. Her face already tells the post‑Stranger Things story: exiting a global role without being trapped by it. And choosing, at all costs, nuance over pose, text over showcase.

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Maya Hawke in New York: Surprise Wedding, Indie Folk, and Life After Stranger Things

2026-02-16

Barack Obama, calm smile and direct gaze, returns to the spotlight as a line, ripped from the speed of a game, turns into a planetary verdict. The photo dates from before the White House, when the man was still building his reputation as an educator. It recalls, more than a speech, the discipline of language in someone who learned to weigh every word. It also notes what the era readily forgets: a former president can become a fictional character again once the algorithm intervenes.

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Obama, UFOs and Area 51: His Instagram Clarification (Feb 16, 2026)

2026-02-16

A take judged ‘too dark,’ an edit to Casey Affleck: Nolan trims Interstellar. Chalamet, 18, learns that editing decides who exists on screen. In 2018 he said he cried for an hour; in 2026 he returns to France, now a producer. From a cropped role to assumed ambition, erasure becomes origin. (Interstellar: the poster and the myth)

Culture

Interstellar: the ‘too dark’ cut that sparked Timothée Chalamet’s ambition

2026-02-14

In Paris in 2022, the calm face of a test pilot at the moment everything shifts. From a culture of checklists to the promise to ‘dare to dream big together’. Here the story begins: a professional of the collective, of rigor and composure. Before the ISS, that second when Europe chooses its heroines, without folklore, with method.

Science

Mission Epsilon: Sophie Adenot, from checklists to months in orbit

2026-02-14

Culture

Neve Campbell: From Ballet to Sidney Prescott in Scream 7

2026-02-12

A shop-window pink, magnetized glances, and a promise of storm held on an image like a perfume tagline. The film sells the absolute, youth, and vertigo, while the screen struggles under the foam of effects. In this image everything is already there: passion displayed like a product, the moors reduced to a set, the soul replaced by a pose. The question remains whether true love can survive a campaign that packaged it before even telling it.

Culture

Wuthering Heights (2026): A glossy adaptation that sparked backlash

2026-02-12

Culture

James Van Der Beek Dies at 48, ‘Dawson’s Creek’ Star

2026-02-12

A shadow diplomat, Fabrice Aidan, is named in the ‘Epstein files’. At the Quai d’Orsay, shock: the justice system has been seized. Emails with Jeffrey Epstein dating back to 2010, according to the press. The essential point remains: the investigation will determine what is proven.

Society

France’s foreign ministry triggers a justice referral after reports targeting diplomat Fabrice Aidan

2026-02-11

A frontal face, dim lighting, and the impression of a closed room where one half-breathes. In Washington, the name Ghislaine Maxwell keeps coming up like a slamming door, and behind it the shadow of a system. She claims silence under the Constitution, then speaks through lawyers, like slipping a note under the table. At the center is a question America cannot settle: who pays the price of silence, and who benefits?

Society

Ghislaine Maxwell Asks Trump for a Presidential Pardon

2026-02-10

Everything starts here: a calm face before the storm. On February 8, 2026, he returned as a surprise at the Super Bowl. Thirteen minutes of performance, and an entire island joins in Spanish. Ricky Martin didn’t come to shine: he came to pass something on.

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Super Bowl 2026: Ricky Martin, surprise guest at halftime

2026-02-09

On the California night, Bad Bunny turns the halftime into the Super Bowl’s center of gravity. As Seattle locks down the game and marches toward a second title, pop music inserts itself as a national narrative. Between Puerto Rican celebration, unity slogans and misplaced patriotic codes, America finds itself plural. On the singer’s face you can already read the promise of a controversy that will outlast the final score.

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Super Bowl LX: Seahawks win, Bad Bunny crowns the halftime show

2026-02-09