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Macron says he's 'super proud' of his wife's cameo in 'Emily in Paris'
Read full article: Macron says he's 'super proud' of his wife's cameo in 'Emily in Paris'French President Emmanuel Macron says heās āsuper proudā of the cameo appearance by his wife, Brigitte, in the fourth season of the Netflix show āEmily in Paris.ā.
French First Lady stars as surprise guest in new season of 'Emily in Paris'
Read full article: French First Lady stars as surprise guest in new season of 'Emily in Paris'Franceās First Lady Brigitte Macron is appearing as a surprise guest on the fourth season of the Netflix show āEmily in Paris,ā parts of which were released on Thursday.
Bidens entertain more than 330 guests at 1st state dinner
Read full article: Bidens entertain more than 330 guests at 1st state dinnerPresident Joe Biden's first White House state dinner has drawn big names from the worlds of entertainment, politics, business and fashion to celebrate French President Emmanuel Macron.
France's youngest president wins again, troubles and all
Read full article: France's youngest president wins again, troubles and allIn just five years as France's president, Emmanuel Macron has gone from a young newbie in politics to a key world player and weighty decision-maker in the European Union.
Biden tells Macron US 'clumsy' in Australia submarine deal
Read full article: Biden tells Macron US 'clumsy' in Australia submarine dealPresident Joe Biden has told French President Emmanuel Macron that America was āclumsyā in its orchestration of a secret U.S.-British submarine deal with Australia.
Supermodels in tow, Rousteing celebrates 10 years at Balmain
Read full article: Supermodels in tow, Rousteing celebrates 10 years at BalmainNaomi Campbell and Carla Bruni returned to the Paris runway to feverish screams to help Olivier Rousteing celebrate his 10-year anniversary at the creative helm of Balmain.
On sad anniversary, few to mourn the D-Day dead in Normandy
Read full article: On sad anniversary, few to mourn the D-Day dead in NormandyIn sharp contrast to the 75th anniversary of D-Day, this year's 76th will be one of the loneliest remembrances ever, as the coronavirus pandemic is keeping nearly everyone from traveling. It poses a particular threat to the elderly like the surviving D-Day veterans who are in their late nineties or older. All across the beaches of Normandy tens of thousands came from across the globe to pay their respects to the dead and laud the surviving soldiers. The acrid smell of wartime-era jeep exhaust fumes and the rumble of old tanks filled the air as parades of vintages vehicles went from village to village. Someday the COVID-19 pandemic, too, will pass, and people will turn out to remember both events that shook the world.