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June 23, 2026, 5:02 p.m.

Electric Cars Motorsports News

The next season of Formula E will feature a new race format and three new race locations when it starts in December to go with the new Gen4 electric cars. The schedule released today by the FIA includes the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, the Brands Hatch circuit in Kent, and the Zandvoort circuit in Amsterdam. As The Race mentions, this will give Formula E two weekends in the US for the first time since its inaugural season in 2014. Formula E’s new season is starting to look more like F1 With bigger and faster cars, new sprint races, and more grand prix tracks on the schedule. With bigger and faster cars, new sprint races, and more grand prix tracks on the schedule. The electric racing series double-header weekends will also change, with two different types of races adding a shorter E-Prix “Unleashed” ahead of the main event. The new “Unleashed” format is a 30-minute sprint, similar to F1’s sprint races, without a mandatory pit boost stop, allowing drivers to focus on pushing the new Gen4 cars as fast as they can go, rather than worrying about battery management. Formula E’s new season shifts the schedule away from smaller street circuits and toward race tracks that can accommodate the higher speeds the Gen4 cars are capable of — up to 208mph (335kmh). They have a larger footprint than Gen3, as well, measuring 5540 x 1790mm. Gen4 also has a higher 600kW attack mode, a 71 percent boost over the previous generation, according to FIA. Speaking with Motorsport, Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds claimed that “Gen4 gets us right on the heels [of F1], and Gen5 is probably faster.” Most Popular - Valve prices the Steam Machine at $1,049 - The Steam Machine is the most ambitious game console I’ve ever played - Valve will finally let you build your own Steam Machine with SteamOS for desktop - Valve explains why it isn’t subsidizing the Steam Machine - The best Prime Day deals we found on our favorite gear

Un mort dans un face-à-face entre une voiture et un poids lourd près de Senlis, dans l’Oise Le Parisien

June 23, 2026, 5:01 p.m.

Un mort dans un face-à-face entre une voiture et un poids lourd près de Senlis, dans l’Oise

Qui est Kenzo Kies, le jeune footballeur de Guingamp en état de mort cérébrale après une noyade à Lyon ? Le Parisien

June 23, 2026, 5:01 p.m.

Qui est Kenzo Kies, le jeune footballeur de Guingamp en état de mort cérébrale après une noyade à Lyon ?

Why corporate AI super PACs spent $27 million on a local election The Verge

June 23, 2026, 5 p.m.

AI Column Policy

Hello and welcome to Regulator, the newsletter for Verge subscribers chronicling the misadventures of their favorite tech overlords and Washington swamp creatures. (“Favorite” is, of course, subjective.) Not a subscriber yet? Sign up here, especially if you want the hot scoop on quality Amazon Prime Day deals recommended by the wonderful humans of The Verge’s newsroom, and not by a slop algorithm. Why corporate AI super PACs spent $27 million on a local election Tonight’s NY-12 House primary will test the influence of corporate tech money in politics. Tonight’s NY-12 House primary will test the influence of corporate tech money in politics. Some news: The Verge now has a special subscription price of $10 / year for students with a valid email address! It gets you everything that a regular subscription gets: ad-free podcasts, subscriber Q&As, and much, much more. We’re coming to you one day early to give you a bird’s-eye view of the New York 12th Congressional District primary before polls close tonight. If you care about artificial intelligence, you’re going to want to watch this race because the tech industry has spent an astounding $27.83 million to influence the results. A few weeks ago, Jack Schlossberg, the Kennedy family’s zillennial scion running for the open NY-12 House seat in Manhattan, posted a wild insinuation on X: that he was being astroturfed by bots and fake accounts working on behalf of his rival, the progressive New York state assemblyman Alex Bores. A Politico New York article followed up on the claims and uncovered a deeper network of coordinated digital messaging, verifying at least eight new accounts on TikTok and Instagram posting pro-Bores content. Politico pulled enough evidence to suggest that they were connected to You Can Push Back, a super PAC created by Ripple cofounder crypto billionaire Chris Larsen to back Bores and neuter OpenAI’s potential political influence in Congress. (You Can Push Back declined to comment to Politico.) The wild thing, however, is that in the course of reporting this story, Politico also had to ask two other pro-Bores PACs whether they were behind the campaign. Both of them, incidentally, are connected to Anthropic: Dream NYC, which had an initial massive donation from a single Anthropic employee, and the Jobs and Democracy super PAC is directly funded by Public First Action, a nonprofit advocacy group that received a $20 million donation from Anthropic itself. The ironic thing is, as Bores and his campaign have repeatedly emphasized, they never planned for AI safety to be the center of his campaign. Instead, the feuding super PACs have pushed that label onto him. And considering this race is set in the land of Sex and the City, I couldn’t help but wonder: Is any corporate influence in an election, even if it’s connected to the “good guys” of AI, a political liability? As I’ve written previously, Bores, who co-sponsored the first AI safety law in the country which was successfully passed, has become the inadvertent center of the feud between the safety-minded Anthropic and seemingly every other AI company. To briefly summarize: Leading the Future, a $100 million super PAC focused on supporting AI-boosting candidates in the congressional midterms, began airing anti-Bores ads last year. In response, two safety-minded AI super PACs connected to Anthropic, as well as the super PAC connected to Larsen, began running ads promoting Bores. All in, the pro-Bores PACs with tech oligarch funding have spent a combined $19.4 million, according to Transformer — more than what the Bores campaign has spent during the entire campaign, and also more than what Leading the Future spent specifically to defeat him. (Its PAC, Think Big, has spent $8.15 million against Bores.) Legally, the Bores campaign is not allowed to coordinate messaging with any of the super PACs supporting him, and the campaign has assiduously avoided talking about the Anthropic-aligned super PACs fighting over him. But now a fourth super PAC has entered the game, specifically to call out the presence of the corporate wars: the Guardrails Alliance, a newly launched grassroots vehicle made up primarily of unions and non-gajillionaire tech workers. Last week, that group pledged to spend $250,000 on pro-Bores advertising before the election. In an interview with The New York Times, cofounder Shaunna Thomas said that the Guardrails Alliance was specifically built as a counterweight to the feuding billionaires. “This is not about matching [Leading the Future] dollar for dollar, fighting them with money or another set of billionaires,” she told the Times. “What this vehicle is meant to do is be a political home for people who are concerned about the way the anti-regulation A.I. tech sector is trying to manipulate elections.” It’s not clear yet how much tech sector manipulation will shape the race, as there’s been no new public polling on the race — at least, no new polls made without prediction market data — since May 21st, when Emerson College found that Bores was neck-and-neck with his top competitor, fellow state Assemblyman Micah Lasher. And there are plenty of other factors at play: Lasher’s connections to the New York City political establishment, Lasher’s backing by Michael Bloomberg’s super PAC, Schlossberg’s connections to the Kennedy network, and a very, very long list of other outside PACs spending in New York. (One meta-narrative that isn’t bedeviling this race: Mayor Zohran Mamdani has declined to endorse anyone in NY-12, so unlike a lot of other New York races, this primary is less about Mamdani securing a progressive mandate and more about the candidates themselves.) But while the tech billionaires are looking at this race as a referendum on whose super PAC can beat the others — why else would one need a fourth super PAC designed to specifically call them out? — the residents of NY-12 may have other issues on their minds. Last week, The New Yorker informally canvassed the district and found that the Manhattanites were just as concerned with affordability, Israel, pushing back against Donald Trump, and changing the direction of the Democratic Party. (Whoever wins this race is the de facto winner in November, given Manhattan skews predominantly blue in general elections.) And right now, they have not three, but four candidates to choose from: George Conway, a former Republican-turned-Never Trump political celebrity, is also in the running. Should Bores lose, it might not be solely due to his position on AI. But should Bores win, it would be a clear sign that a position on AI safety might give midterm candidates an edge over their competitors. After all, as the hyper-wired New York Democratic strategist Liz Smith told me in my recent article: “I’m gonna be honest with you, [Bores] wasn’t exactly a well-known quantity prior to becoming a target of these AI companies.” And now, Recess. I’ll be off to Minneapolis on Wednesday to attend the Asian American Journalists Association’s annual conference, and I have a very specific ask: if you’re a Minneapolis resident who is following the downtown data center debate, please get in touch with me at tina.nguyen+tips@theverge.com. See you next week. Most Popular - Valve prices the Steam Machine at $1,049 - The Steam Machine is the most ambitious game console I’ve ever played - Valve will finally let you build your own Steam Machine with SteamOS for desktop - Valve explains why it isn’t subsidizing the Steam Machine - The best Prime Day deals we found on our favorite gear

The Pixel 10A finally costs what it should The Verge

June 23, 2026, 5 p.m.

Deals Gadgets Google

We can usually rely on Google to put together a compelling package in its Pixel A-series devices. The Pixel 10A was kind of a letdown, though. It added only a handful of updates, like satellite messaging and updated Gorilla Glass on the screen — but it still costs $499, like the Pixel 9A. Kind of a bummer. The Pixel 10A finally costs what it should A healthy Prime Day discount is all it took. A healthy Prime Day discount is all it took. Enter Prime Day: the 10A is down to $399 at Amazon, which feels much more fair. Getting essentially the 9A with the minor-est of iterative updates feels better when you’re paying $400 instead of $500. And staying consistent with the 9A, the 10A also offer seven years of OS updates. That’s a lot of years of not having to worry about buying another phone. Google Pixel 10A Google’s new Pixel 10A introduces faster wired charging, Satellite SOS, and new AI tools like Camera Coach and Auto Best Take. Otherwise, it’s basically the Pixel 9A, with the same Tensor G4 chip and a dual-camera system. Read our hands-on impressions. In fairness, the Pixel 10A is probably a victim of RAMageddon, and I suppose we’re lucky that it didn’t get a price increase this year. And it hasn’t been totally clear what kind of deals we’d see on phones in the midst of the memory crisis, even those that are consistently marked down, like the Pixel A-series. The Pixel 9A was marked down to $400 for last summer’s Prime Day, so the smaller discount this year might be a sign of the times. Still, it’s hard to argue with the 10A at $400 — unless you find a great deal on the 9A, that is. Most Popular - Valve prices the Steam Machine at $1,049 - The Steam Machine is the most ambitious game console I’ve ever played - Valve will finally let you build your own Steam Machine with SteamOS for desktop - Valve explains why it isn’t subsidizing the Steam Machine - The best Prime Day deals we found on our favorite gear

Laptop prices suck these days, so here are some Prime Day deals that help a little The Verge

June 23, 2026, 5 p.m.

Apple Deals Gadgets

The RAM, storage, and component crunch has come for new laptop prices. Plenty of models have gone up in price after being on the market for months, and so have those that’ve been on shelves for over a year. Plus, many new models are releasing at higher prices than the previous generation. So, it really isn’t the best time to buy a new laptop. But what if you need one or really want one now, and you prefer to shop new? Laptop prices suck these days, so here are some Prime Day deals that help a little If you need to buy now and you want to buy new, here’s what you can save. If you need to buy now and you want to buy new, here’s what you can save. Well, I’m not here to tell you that Amazon’s Prime Day makes everything better. But the discounts certainly don’t hurt. As usual, we’re doing our best to surface the best Prime Day tech deals. And here, we’ve pulled together the biggest discounts happening not just on laptops, but also on keyboards, mice, webcams, or other worthwhile PC accessories. And since Prime Day has counter-deals running at other retailers like Best Buy (and its Tech Fest Sale), there are also laptop deals for non-Amazon shoppers alike. The best deals on MacBooks - The days of multi-hundred-dollar discounts on MacBooks are behind us for now, but the base 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M5 chip for $1,549 ($150 off) at Amazon and Best Buy is still a solid deal. It’s powerful enough for the average content creator, comes with 16GB of RAM and 1TB of storage, and has lots of ports. Read our review. Apple MacBook Air (M5) Apple’s 2026 MacBook Air has an M5 chip and starts with 512GB of storage that’s significantly faster than previous generations. It’s still as excellent as ever despite a higher base price. Read our review. - The 14-inch MacBook Pro with an M5 Pro chip (15-core CPU / 16-core GPU), 24GB of memory, and 1TB of storage is $2,034 (around $165 off) at Amazon and $2,049 at Best Buy. It’s a pretty nice step-up model from the standard M5 MacBook Pro, with a bit more RAM, a more powerful chip, and faster Thunderbolt 5 ports. The best deals on Windows laptops Microsoft Surface Laptop, 13-inch Microsoft’s slightly smaller, entry-level Surface Laptop trims some of the size and a few features from its bigger 13.8-inch counterpart, but it maintains excellent battery life and solid performance. It’s just a shame it’s price went up. Read our review. - The Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3x was one of the laptops I tested against the MacBook Neo and… it got smoked. But a 512GB config for $449 ($251 off) at Walmart? Not bad. The speakers are an assault on your ears and the trackpad ain’t great, but if you can live with those shortcomings, you get a decent laptop with a competent Snapdragon X processor and marathon battery life. Just read our review and be aware of its shortcomings. - Like the Lenovo above, the Acer Aspire 14 AI is another MacBook Neo contender I tested that’s on sale. It’s $589.99 (about $288 off) at Amazon, exclusively for Prime members. Best Buy has it for anyone, sold via Acer, for $599.99. Let me set your expectations: The screen on this laptop is pretty washed out, the speakers are tinny, and the build quality feels cheap. But what you’re getting a deal on is a great Intel Core Ultra 7 256V “Lunar Lake” processor that’s a solid performer while also being quite power efficient. It also has plenty of ports (including Thunderbolt 4) and can even do some light gaming. - For a higher-end Acer offering, the Swift X 14 AI is selling for a new low of $1,559.99 ($140 off) at Amazon for Prime members. The 14-inch laptop has a 2880 x 1800 / 120Hz OLED, AMD Ryzen AI 7 350 CPU, RTX 5060 discreet graphics, 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD. It even has a haptic trackpad that should be a nice upgrade over Acer’s mechanical ones that can be a bit basic. Asus Zenbook A14 Asus’s Zenbook A14 is a bit of a MacBook Air wannabe, but it’s a compelling alternative if you value a superlight Windows laptop with long battery life. The last-gen 2025 model sports an Arm-based Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus chip, a nice 14-inch OLED display, and a sleek textured beige finish. The best deals on gaming laptops 2025 Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 Asus’ ROG Zephyrus G14 is the go-to choice for a portable gaming machine that’s great at regular laptop duties. It’s got a lovely OLED display, great keyboard and trackpad, and solid battery life. There’s a new Intel model that’s much pricier, but the 2025 version with AMD chips is still a great choice. - The 2025 Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 is $1,574.99 ($575 off) at Best Buy. The larger version of the Zephyrus twins sports a 240Hz OLED display and a thin profile to make it travel friendly. This configuration includes an Intel Core Ultra 9 285H CPU, RTX 5070 GPU, 16GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD. - HP’s Omen 16 gaming laptop from last year is $1,619.99 ($600 off) at Best Buy through a third-party seller. The 16-inch laptop is configured with an AMD Ryzen 9 8940HX processor, RTX 5060 graphics, 32GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD. Not bad for around $1,500, but while its screen’s 144Hz refresh is nice, the resolution is only 1920 x 1200. - For a little more money, you can get a Lenovo Legion 5i at Walmart for $1,589 ($261 off). This 15-inch Legion has an Intel Core i9 14900HX CPU, RTX 5070 GPU (the 8GB VRAM version), 16GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD. You’re getting less RAM than the HP Omen deal, but in exchange it’s got a better GPU and 2560 x 1600 OLED display with 165Hz refresh rate. Acer Predator Helios Neo 16 AI (2025) An affordable mid-ranger from Acer running RTX 5070 or 5070 Ti graphics, a 16-inch 240Hz display, and lots of ports. - Acer’s Nitro V 16S AI gaming laptop is selling for $1,099.99 ($300 off) at Amazon, exclusively for Prime members. It’s got an AMD Ryzen 7 260 CPU, RTX 5060 GPU, 32GB of RAM, and 1TB SSD. The specs are close to the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 deal above, but it’s much chunkier, has more RAM, and its display is larger but a lower-res LCD. The best deals on keyboards, mice, and other PC peripherals Logitech MX Master 3S The MX Master 3S is a favorite among many Verge staff members because of its comfort and customization. It can connect via Bluetooth, via its included 2.4GHz receiver, or wired with its USB-C cable. - The fairly new Keychron V5 Ultra mechanical keyboard with Silk POM red linear switches is $107.99 ($12 off) at Amazon. The near-full-size 96-percent layout board has an incredibly long battery life thanks to its ZMK-based firmware, and it supports a fast 8,000Hz polling rate via its 2.4GHz wireless connection. Its plastic case isn’t as nice as ones with a metal chassis, but it’s a great no-nonsense keyboard for the money. Read our review. - Ugreen’s Dock and Stand for the Mac Mini M4 / M4 Pro is $49.99 ($40 off) at Amazon, exclusively for Prime members. The dock sits below your Mac Mini and plugs in to a rear USB-C port, dramatically expanding the port offerings of your tiny desktop and making your power button more accessible with a tiny lever. It has SD / microSD card slots and two USB-A ports on the front, and three USB-C and three USB-A ports on the rear. Plus, inside is an M.2 SSD slot for extra built-in storage. (You’ll have to BYO SSD.) - LG’s 32-inch UltraGear 32GX850A-B OLED gaming monitor is $684.50 ($600 off MSRP) at Amazon, exclusively for Prime members. LG also has it for anyone for a slightly higher $699.99. The dual mode 4K OLED supports a fairly high 165Hz refresh rate but can dip down to 1920 x 1080 resolution to output a super fast 330Hz for specialized uses like competitive gaming. - For a much more affordable and down to Earth OLED, check out the 27-inch Acer Predator Gaming Monitor X27U, selling for $314.99 ($235 off) at Amazon, exclusively for Prime members. It’s a sweet spot of 2560 x 1440 resolution that isn’t as demanding on games while supporting a high 240Hz refresh. Elgato Stream Deck MK. 2 The MK.2 version of the standard Stream Deck comes with 15 programmable buttons, a swappable faceplate, and a detachable stand. Asus ROG Falcata A unique Hall effect gaming keyboard that actually takes ergonomics into account. Read our review. 8BitDo Retro 87 Mechanical Keyboard (Xbox Edition) This mechanical keyboard is inspired by the original Xbox, with a translucent green color scheme and two large customizable buttons. Along with Bluetooth support, it offers a standard tenkeyless layout with clicky hot-swappable Kailh Jellyfish X switches. Most Popular - Valve prices the Steam Machine at $1,049 - The Steam Machine is the most ambitious game console I’ve ever played - Valve will finally let you build your own Steam Machine with SteamOS for desktop - Valve explains why it isn’t subsidizing the Steam Machine - The best Prime Day deals we found on our favorite gear

Ici tout commence : ce qui vous attend dans l'épisode 1465 du mercredi 24 juin 2026 [SPOILERS] AlloCine

June 23, 2026, 5 p.m.

Séries à la TV

Attention, les paragraphes qui suivent contiennent des spoilers sur l'épisode d’Ici tout commence diffusé demain soir sur TF1 ! Si vous préférez ne rien savoir, passez votre chemin. Mercredi 24 juin dans Ici tout commence... Coline se fait kidnapper La jeune fille se trouve dans la rue, sur le chemin de la gendarmerie. Elle appelle César pour lui dire qu’il avait raison : c’est bien elle qui était visée lors du sabotage de la tente hypoxique. Mais avant qu’elle puisse lui en dire plus, une voiture s’arrête net devant elle et son conducteur la kidnappe. Coline fait malencontreusement tombée son téléphone par terre. À l’autre bout du fil, César est terriblement inquiet. Il avertit aussitôt Teyssier, Rose et Ferdinand, certain que Coline a été enlevée. Le directeur de l’Institut contacte la gendarmerie et annule l’épreuve du jour, tandis que Rose, César et Ferdinand se rendent à la ferme. Sur place, Angèle est affolée. Lorsque César parle des messages haineux que Coline a reçus suite à la publication de leur photoshoot sur les réseaux, Ferdinand suggère de fouiller dans son profil pour savoir qui aurait pu s’en prendre à elle. En peu de temps, il découvre que son amie était récemment harcelée par son ex petit ami : Amaury. Rose appelle immédiatement le capitaine Brassac pour l’en informer. Pendant ce temps, Coline est prise en otage par Amaury, dans sa voiture. Il s’arrête aux marais. Il explique qu’il est venu recoller les morceaux et se montre violent avec Coline quand elle essaye de prendre la fuite. Progressivement, cette dernière rentre dans son jeu en lui faisant croire qu’elle voudrait également se remettre avec lui. Ainsi, elle récupère discrètement son téléphone et en profite pour appeler sa mère. Mine de rien, elle donne des indications très précises sur sa localisation. Un peu plus tard, Amaury propose à Coline d’aller faire une balade dans les environs. Elle accepte et tente à nouveau de s’enfuir dès qu’elle descend de la voiture. Amaury la rattrape et la violente, avant d’être interrompu par l’arrivée d’Angèle, Rose et César. La gendarmerie est également à leur suite… L’hôtel Jourdain accueille un grand évènement Si Jeanne ne se voit pas demander à deux élèves de travailler pendant l’été pour s’occuper d’un accueil VIP à l’hôtel Jourdain, Teyssier n’a aucun état d’âme. Il réquisitionne aussitôt Mattéo et Thelma car ils n’ont aucun stage prévu. Mattéo est très embêté car il avait prévu de passer l’été à monter son dossier pour les assurances. En effet, il raconte à Thelma qu’un incendie a eu lieu au Léonine et que toute la cuisine a brûlée. De son côté, Thelma se rend à l’hôtel Jourdain pour faire croire à Jeanne et Denis qu’un souci familial l’empêchera de pouvoir être disponible cet été. Toutefois, elle retourne sa veste quand elle apprend qu’elle sera chargée d’accueillir des artistes pour un festival, notamment la chanteuse Mentissa, dont elle est fan. Carla se venge de Gaspard Carla ne cesse se se méfier du trinôme de Bérénice, Gaspard et Bianca. Mais elle finit par se rendre compte de leur stratégie : faire psychoter son propre trinôme pour qu’ils prennent du retard dans leurs révisions. Pour se venger, Carla diffuse la carte d’identité de Gaspard parmi les élèves de l’Institut. Ce dernier reçoit donc des moqueries par rapport à son vrai prénom : Casimir.

42°C à Bordeaux, 41°C à Rennes… Votre commune a-t-elle battu son record de température ce mardi ? Découvrez-le avec notre simulateur Le Parisien

June 23, 2026, 4:50 p.m.

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Piscines ouvertes plus tard, stationnement gratuit, fermeture de la tour Eiffel... tout ce qui change à Paris avec la canicule Le Parisien

June 23, 2026, 4:50 p.m.

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Artist Pulls Work From London Museum After Clash Over Churchill’s Legacy NYTimes world

June 23, 2026, 4:42 p.m.

Art Museums Cammock, Helen (1970- )

A historian and others said that a video installation had incorrectly blamed Winston Churchill for a famine in colonial India.

« Son violeur est malade » : après le viol, l’angoisse des parents de la jeune victime Le Parisien

June 23, 2026, 4:40 p.m.

« Son violeur est malade » : après le viol, l’angoisse des parents de la jeune victime

Condamnation d’Erik Tegnér, directeur de Frontières : les juges démentent l’accusation de « décision politique » Le Parisien

June 23, 2026, 4:40 p.m.

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Coupe du monde : la Fifa veut instaurer une nouvelle règle pour les tirs au but en pleine compétition Le Parisien

June 23, 2026, 4:40 p.m.

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Le PC portable ACEMAGIC AX18PRO 18,5 pouces est à moins de 321 € avec coupon : 16 Go de RAM, SSD 512 Go et Windows 11 Pro pour le format géant à prix mini

June 23, 2026, 4:30 p.m.

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Un grand écran de 17 pouces à ce prix ? L’Acer Aspire 17 crée la surprise pendant les Prime Day

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"J'ai eu une vie immense, donc j'avais besoin d'un gros budget" : Madonna explique pourquoi le biopic au cinéma ne se fera pas AlloCine

June 23, 2026, 4:30 p.m.

Tournages

Mais que s'est-il passé avec le projet de biopic au cinéma sur Madonna ? Ce projet dans les tuyaux depuis 2017 avait finalement été abandonné en 2023, alors qu'une actrice (Julia Garner) avait même déjà été choisie pour incarner la star de la pop. Sur Instagram, la chanteuse avait même suivi Julia Garner, entre quelques sessions d'écriture qu'elle documentait en vidéo sur son compte personnel Les raisons de cet arrêt étaient restées assez floues. Madonna a profité d'un entretien avec Interview Magazine pour donner sa version sur ce qui a motivé cet abandon. Selon la star, cela résulterait d'un différend d'ordre budgétaire ! "Je devais faire un film sur ma vie. J'ai travaillé sur mon scénario pendant deux ans et j'ai passé deux ans chez Universal Studios avec les directeurs de production pour établir le budget et le casting", explique Madonna. Avant d'ajouter : "On s'est brouillés, Universal et moi, à cause du budget parce que j'avais besoin de — j'ai eu une vie extraordinaire. J'ai eu une vie immense, donc j'avais besoin d'un gros budget. Vous voyez ce que je veux dire ?" "Je me suis retrouvée dans le flou quand tout s'est effondré" La star indique ensuite avoir cherché des solutions pour baisser la facture. Elle aurait cherché "un moyen de le tourner pour moins cher en Serbie". Selon elle, l'une de leurs premières réactions a été : "On ne croit pas que tu resteras en Serbie plus de quatre jours." Elle aurait répondu : "Est-ce que vous avez lu le scénario ?" Toute ma vie a été une question de survie. Je n'y vais pas pour des vacances. Mais quoi qu'il en soit, je me suis retrouvée dans le flou quand tout s'est effondré, puis Netflix m'a contactée pour faire une série. Ça a été un tout autre et long processus, car je ne pouvais pas utiliser le scénario que j'avais chez Universal à moins de le leur racheter à un prix exorbitant, même si c'est moi qui l'avais écrit. Ne m'en demandez pas plus." Des éléments du biopic dans pas une mais deux séries distinctes Comme le précise Variety, le film existera indirectement, par l'entremise de la fiction. Madonna et Julia Garner ont participé à la saison 2 de la série The Studio, et tourné des épisodes l'année dernière lors de la Mostra de Venise. L'un des arcs narratifs de la saison 2 mettra en scène un biopic de Madonna incarnée par Julia Garner, présenté en première mondiale à Venise. Par ailleurs, un projet de série consacré à Madonna pour Netflix serait toujours d'actualité. Il est en cours de développement du côté de Netflix, via un accord avec Shawn Levy. L'actrice Julia Garner n'est en revanche pas rattachée à cette version. AlloCiné, c’est tous les jours plus de 40 articles traitant de l’actualité du cinéma et des séries, des interviews, des recommandations streaming, des anecdotes insolites et cinéphiles sur vos films et vos séries préférés. Vous abonner à AlloCiné sur Google Discover, c’est l’assurance d’explorer au quotidien les richesses d’un site conçu par des passionnés pour des passionnés.

U.S. Warns of ‘Imminent’ Atrocities in El Obeid, Sudan NYTimes world

June 23, 2026, 4:28 p.m.

War and Armed Conflicts War Crimes, Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity Civilian Casualties

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