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Après une vidéo du FLNC avec des hommes armés, un militant indépendantiste corse condamné à cinq ans de prison Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 11:56 p.m.

Après une vidéo du FLNC avec des hommes armés, un militant indépendantiste corse condamné à cinq ans de prison

Whoop launched a social network where every user has a ‘verified heartbeat’ The Verge

Nov. 12, 2026, 11:43 p.m.

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Starting Thursday, Whoop members can share their data from its wearables on the app’s new Whoop Humans social network. Users can make their metrics, activities, and achievements visible to other Whoop wearers, post Story-like “Moments” with photos and captions, and add comments and reactions on other members’ posts. Whoop launched a social network where every user has a ‘verified heartbeat’ Whoop’s new Humans platform is like Instagram Stories with updates from your friends’ fitness tracker data. Whoop’s new Humans platform is like Instagram Stories with updates from your friends’ fitness tracker data. Whoop claims its platform is “entirely human,” unlike other social media platforms that are “saturated with artificial intelligence, automated accounts and bots, and manufactured content.” Whoop CEO Will Ahmed says Humans is “the most verifiably human network ever launched. Every account represents a real person with a verified heartbeat.” Whoop says its existing Teams social feature “will remain available,” allowing people to share strain, recovery, and sleep data along with group leaderboards. In the Community tab in Whoop’s app, users can scroll through Moments from people they’re following, like tapping through your Stories feed on Instagram but with your friends’ fitness tracker data. In one of Whoop’s examples, swiping up on a user’s Moments post with a photo from their run shows a map with their route and details like their pace and distance. The Community tab also shows cards for people in your “community” with their sleep, recovery, and strain scores. Whoop says users choose which activities, achievements, and metrics they want to share on Humans, including Recovery, Strain, Sleep, HRV, and resting heart rate. Any activities marked as sensitive aren’t shared by default. There’s also an option to keep Moments posts private and a “Stealth Mode” for temporarily hiding health and performance data without changing your sharing settings.

Humble Bundle redesign removes two-factor verification from settings The Verge

Nov. 12, 2026, 11:30 p.m.

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The Humble Bundle storefront for buying games and other software recently got a new look, but on the settings page, it no longer offers a way to add or update two-factor verification methods, as reported by Kotaku. PC Gamer also points out that there are Humble Bundle support pages discussing two-factor verification, and the writer for the publication said that they had set up two-factor verification on the old version of the site. Humble Bundle redesign removes two-factor verification from settings A new look for the Humble Bundle storefront is missing an important security feature that was previously there. A new look for the Humble Bundle storefront is missing an important security feature that was previously there. However, it does appear that, at least as of now, there is some form of two-factor verification. When I tried logging into my Humble Bundle account while writing this article, I was prompted to check my email for an access code before I could access my account. While logged in, I was able to update my password, but I didn’t have to enter my old password to be able to do so. For what it’s worth, my passwords app also shows that I set up a rotating two-factor code for Humble Bundle at some point. I was not asked to input that at any part of my login process today. Humble Bundle owner IGN Entertainment and IGN parent company Ziff Davis didn’t immediately reply to a request for comment.

Mécontent de la moisissure dans son appartement, un homme ouvre le feu et tue le manager de son immeuble, en plein Washington Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 11:16 p.m.

Mécontent de la moisissure dans son appartement, un homme ouvre le feu et tue le manager de son immeuble, en plein Washington

Paul Barril, French ‘Supergendarme’ Turned Mercenary, Has Died NYTimes world

Nov. 12, 2026, 11:01 p.m.

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Supported by Paul Barril, French ‘Supergendarme’ Turned Mercenary, Has Died After years in elite police units, he drew scrutiny from human rights groups for selling arms and providing other services to unsavory governments. He was 80. Paul Barril’s offer to African dictators was straightforward: Your opponents will be subjected to surveillance and manipulation. Newspapers will be “infiltrated.” Plots against the state will be “neutralized.” Plenty of heads of state took up the services he offered, including Omar Bongo in Gabon and Denis Sassou-Nguesso in Congo. Other clients went to Paris to do their shopping at his Security Action Store, which offered the latest in bulletproof vests or night-vision goggles, as Mr. Barril recounted in one of his six autobiographies, “The Elysee’s Secret Wars” (1996). Mr. Barril was often described in the news media as a former French “supergendarme” for his longtime work in elite units. After he left the gendarmerie, or national police, in 1984, he became a security adviser and mercenary provider across the African continent and was implicated by human rights groups in the Rwandan genocide of 1994. His death, on Oct. 20 at 80 at his home in Antibes, France, was announced by the French interior ministry. He had Parkinson’s disease. By the time he founded his mercenary-security company, Secrets, a French acronym for Security Equipment Planning and Realization Company, in 1984, Mr. Barril was a well-chronicled public figure. In the gendarmerie, which in France is under the military, he joined a new military police intervention unit, the GIGN, in 1974. The French news media chronicled Mr. Barril’s reputation as an ultrafit top cop, a military-grade swimmer and diver, a black belt in karate, a parachutist, a hostage liberator and a policeman working inside and outside the law. With the GIGN, he participated in the 1979 operation against Islamist militants who had seized the Grand Mosque in Mecca, taking dozens hostage. Related Content Advertisement

Xbox owners are getting more customizations for backgrounds and the Guide menu The Verge

Nov. 12, 2026, 11 p.m.

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Microsoft is starting to test new customization options for Xbox consoles today. Xbox Insiders will be able to start testing new rotating backgrounds, new library options for digital games, and the ability to move the Xbox Guide menu to the right-hand side. Xbox owners are getting more customizations for backgrounds and the Guide menu Xbox Insiders get to test the new features today. Xbox Insiders get to test the new features today. “Xbox Insiders can now save favorite dynamic backgrounds and shuffle through them automatically,” says Eden Marie, principal software engineering lead at Xbox. “You can also choose Shuffle at the start of any background category. Have your background change each time you sign in, or set it to change hourly, daily, or weekly.” Microsoft is also improving how you organize disc-to-digital games on an Xbox console. Xbox Insiders who have claimed a digital license from a disc-based game will be able to see these titles in a separate category in the library section. You’ll also be able to hide the digital license icon on game tiles. Finally, Xbox Insiders will be able to choose whether the Guide menu appears on the left or right side of a screen. “Alpha Skip-Ahead members can try them first,” says Marie. “We’ll bring them to more Xbox Insiders and players over time.”

In reversal, American Cancer Society urges prostate cancer tests for all men Arstechnica

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:59 p.m.

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In a significant update to its guidelines for prostate cancer screening, the American Cancer Society is now recommending that all men get routinely screened for prostate cancer with a PSA test. Men at average risk should get a PSA test every two years from age 50 to 69, according to the new guidelines released Thursday. Men considered at high risk due to race and family history should start testing earlier, at 45, and most are recommended to get tested every year. Specifically, yearly testing starting at age 45 is recommended for all Black men, who have higher rates of prostate cancer. Non-Black men should also get yearly testing starting at 45 if a close relative was diagnosed with prostate cancer before age 65, or if more than one of their relatives has had prostate cancer. On the other hand, if only one close relative was diagnosed with prostate cancer and it was diagnosed at age 65 or older, non-Black men in this case should start PSA screening at 45, but are recommended to get testing only every two years. Men ages 70 to 74 should consult their doctor on continuing screening, while those 75 and up are not recommended to get screened. The new guidance departs from ACS’s previous iteration, published in 2010, which made no universal recommendations for routine screening. Men at age 50 were recommended to use shared-decision making with their doctors on whether or not to get tested. The recommendation was similar to that from the US Preventive Services Task Force, a federal panel that regularly evaluates evidence and makes recommendations on such preventive medical care. (The USPSTF is currently working on an update to its prostate cancer screening recommendation, though it should be noted that the panel has recently been overhauled by anti-vaccine Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and new members are reportedly rife with conflicts of interest.)

Ligue des nations : le résumé de la belle soirée du Ballon d’Or Harry Kane Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:56 p.m.

Ligue des nations : le résumé de la belle soirée du Ballon d’Or Harry Kane

Italie-France : « On a été en dessous sans le ballon », déplore Zinedine Zidane Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:56 p.m.

Italie-France : « On a été en dessous sans le ballon », déplore Zinedine Zidane

« Astérix » : François Civil, Pierre Niney, Gilles Lellouche… Nos révélations sur le casting du film de Jonathan Cohen Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:56 p.m.

« Astérix » : François Civil, Pierre Niney, Gilles Lellouche… Nos révélations sur le casting du film de Jonathan Cohen

Italie-France : les images de la dent presque arrachée de Désiré Doué Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:46 p.m.

Italie-France : les images de la dent presque arrachée de Désiré Doué

Nvidia Scandal Unleashes a Flood of AI-Generated Memes NYTimes world

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:40 p.m.

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Supported by Nvidia C.E.O. Scandal Sets Off a Blitz of A.I. Memes The revelations surrounding Jensen Huang, who resigned from Nvidia over extramarital affairs, inspired social media posts using the very technology his company helped develop. Jensen Huang and his leather-clad likeness had become synonymous with the technological giant he co-founded, Nvidia. They were so entwined that, this year, the company sold $178 sweaters with a pixel-art version of Mr. Huang on the front. Now, in the wake of Mr. Huang’s resignation on Thursday after back-to-back cheating scandals, including an extramarital affair with a woman the U.S. government believes is a Chinese spy, the internet has taken ahold of his image to unleash a flood of memes. In many cases, they are being made by A.I. enthusiasts who revered Mr. Huang. Images of Mr. Huang have appeared in online parodies of music videos, Bollywood movies, American sitcoms and kiss-cams at Coldplay concerts — many generated using artificial intelligence, the technology that became widely available through the chips Nvidia produces. The revelations about Mr. Huang, 63, one of the most powerful figures in the A.I. boom, are part of a long list of infidelity scandals that became memes. Last year, the married chief executive of a tech start-up was caught on a kiss-cam at a Coldplay concert embracing the married but separated head of his company’s human resources department. Mr. Huang’s image was superimposed on that viral moment by Peter Dedene, a Belgian software engineer. He said in a phone interview on Thursday that he was up late this week on his phone, scrolling the headlines about Nvidia. Related Content Advertisement

Fianso en concert à l’Accor Arena : des adieux flamboyants avec Kaaris, Lacrim, Vald et La Fouine en invités surprises Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:36 p.m.

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FAA expands AI advice to manage air traffic congestion across entire US airspace Arstechnica

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:28 p.m.

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The US government has expanded the use of an AI tool for advising air traffic controllers to assist in managing air traffic across the entire national airspace system. Airline executives have voiced support for the rollout, but the US labor union representing air traffic controllers has said it was not involved in designing or testing the AI-driven system. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) says the $875 million SMART system has helped reroute 180 flights since being implemented in airspace over Washington, DC, on September 21. The agency claims that this saved an average of 10 minutes per flight and almost 80 gallons of fuel per flight—and it is apparently hoping such results can be replicated nationwide through the expanded deployment. “After a successful initial rollout to the National Capital Region in September, the FAA will now use SMART in the airspace of all 22 centers across the country to reduce delays, reduce fuel consumption and improve the travel experience for the flying public,” according to the agency statement posted on November 10. The FAA fact sheet describes SMART as a cloud-based system that combines information about “weather patterns, flight paths, traffic flow and controller staffing metrics” to predict air traffic patterns. It is designed to make scheduling recommendations, identify optimal flight routes, and determine the best order of arrivals for aircraft. However, a human team of FAA specialists based in DC is ultimately responsible for validating the SMART system recommendations before passing them along to air traffic control facilities across the country, according to the agency.

Italie-France (3-1) : Michael Olise ouvre la voie puis cale Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:21 p.m.

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Mort de Quentin Deranque : un des suspects remis en liberté Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:11 p.m.

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Italie-France (3-1) : les notes des Bleus avec le naufrage de Gusto et Cherki en difficulté Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:11 p.m.

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Ligue des nations : que doivent faire les Bleus pour se qualifier en quart de finale Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:06 p.m.

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Sexe, espionnage et trahison… la descente aux enfers du PDG de Nvidia Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:06 p.m.

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Italie-France (3-1) : première défaite pour Zinedine Zidane comme sélectionneur des Bleus Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 10:06 p.m.

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Nov. 12, 2026, 10:01 p.m.

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Mexican Prosecutor Who Helped C.I.A. Secretly Operate in His State Flees to the U.S. NYTimes world

Nov. 12, 2026, 10 p.m.

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Supported by Mexican Prosecutor Who Helped C.I.A. Secretly Operate in His State Flees to the U.S. The prosecutor, who faces arrest in Mexico after allowing C.I.A. officers into Chihuahua state, is under the protection of the U.S. government, according to U.S. and Mexican officials. A Mexican former prosecutor facing arrest after allowing Central Intelligence Agency officers to operate in his state has fled to the United States and is now under the U.S. government’s protection, according to U.S. and Mexican officials. The former prosecutor, Guillermo Zuany Portillo, shepherded C.I.A. officers for more than six months beginning last year as they trained forces in his state, Chihuahua, joined those forces on counter-cartel missions and provided expertise during ground operations, a New York Times investigation revealed this week. Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, had repeatedly said she did not want U.S. forces taking part in operations on the ground in Mexico, calling it a breach of sovereignty. Under the Trump administration, meanwhile, the C.I.A. sought to expand its activity in the country, and saw Mr. Zuany as a partner to help it do so quietly. The C.I.A.’s cover in Chihuahua was blown when a car crash in April resulted in the deaths of two C.I.A. officers, leading to a national scandal and Mr. Zuany’s resignation. While an investigation determined the crash an accident, the Mexican authorities recently issued a warrant for Mr. Zuany’s arrest on charges related to his involvement with the agency. Ms. Sheinbaum expressed fury at the C.I.A.’s presence during raids in Chihuahua and denied knowledge of the agency’s activities. On Wednesday, she said in a regular morning news conference that investigations into matter must continue. “It’s worth finding out who this person is and how he worked with one of the U.S. agencies,” she said of Mr. Zuany. Related Content Advertisement

Google’s new Gemini model is better at understanding complicated questions The Verge

Nov. 12, 2026, 9:55 p.m.

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Roger Taylor, Drummer for Duran Duran, Quits Band Because of Tinnitus NYTimes arts

Nov. 12, 2026, 9:46 p.m.

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Supported by Drummer for Duran Duran Quits Band Because of Tinnitus Roger Taylor, who has played with the Grammy-winning synth-pop group for decades, said his worsening tinnitus was forcing him to retire. Roger Taylor, the longtime drummer for the British synth-pop group Duran Duran, will leave the band because of tinnitus, the group announced on Thursday. Duran Duran said in a post on Instagram that Taylor, who was the rhythmic anchor of the group amid its New Romantic breakthrough in the 1980s, would retire from playing the drums after “a worsening of his recently diagnosed tinnitus.” In the post, Taylor, 66, called his departure “one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever had to make.” “Playing drums in this band has been the joy of my life,” Taylor added, “and I’ll never be able to properly thank the fans for the love they’ve shown us over the years.” He said he had made his decision with the input of his doctors. Tinnitus is a hearing condition characterized by a ringing or buzzing in the ears. It can present itself as an acute or a chronic health condition, according to the American Tinnitus Association. And while it is often a relatively harmless side effect of hearing loss, in some cases, it can be debilitating. The condition is rarely cured but can be managed. Those who are regularly exposed to loud noises are more prone to developing tinnitus. Musicians including the singer-songwriter Neil Young and the Coldplay frontman Chris Martin have spoken about their experiences with the condition. When reached for comment, a representative for Duran Duran pointed to the group’s Instagram post. Taylor joined Duran Duran not long after it formed in the late 1970s. The band, whose hits include “Hungry Like the Wolf” and “Girls on Film,” won two Grammy Awards in 1984 for its music videos. In 1985, Taylor left the band, disoriented by its rapid rise to prominence. “I’d been on 1,000 airplanes, but I didn’t know how to get on one as an individual,” he told The New York Times in 2004. “I had to relearn life.” Taylor rejoined Duran Duran in 2001, and has played with the band since, including recent shows at Forest Hills Stadium in Queens and Madison Square Garden. In 2022, the band was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. “I couldn’t have asked for a better final chapter, with so many special moments that I’ll treasure forever,” Taylor said. His fellow band members Simon Le Bon, Nick Rhodes and John Taylor (who is not related to Roger Taylor) said in the social media post that the drummer had “helped define the sound of Duran Duran.” “We completely support his decision and wish him health and happiness,” the musicians said. “He will always be part of this family.” Malia Mendez is a Culture reporter for The Times and part of the 2026-27 Times Fellowship, a program for journalists early in their careers. Related Content Advertisement

‘It’s a mistake for Nvidia to let Jensen resign’: reactions from tech leaders on Jensen Huang’s resignation The Verge

Nov. 12, 2026, 9:45 p.m.

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Nvidia announced this morning that Jensen Huang has resigned as CEO following reports of two affairs, including one with an alleged Chinese spy and one with a direct report. The situation surrounding Huang has unfolded quickly, with The New York Times only reporting on Friday that Huang and the suspected spy were “close” before other dominoes started to fall, leading to a swift fall from grace for one of the biggest names in technology. (Hours after Huang’s resignation was announced, Reuters reported that he also had an “intimate relationship” with another Nvidia employee.) ‘It’s a mistake for Nvidia to let Jensen resign’: reactions from tech leaders on Jensen Huang’s resignation Many prominent voices in technology and the president of the US have publicly supported the former Nvidia CEO despite his ouster. Many prominent voices in technology and the president of the US have publicly supported the former Nvidia CEO despite his ouster. Prominent voices in technology have come out in support of Huang, with some calling the resignation a “mistake for Nvidia” and a sad day for “all humanity.” The narrative among those leaders on X, at least, is that Huang’s resignation was rushed — perhaps an overreaction to salacious news stories about his personal life. Some others have had a more neutral reaction, commenting more on Huang’s achievements at the company’s helm. You can see a collection of those responses below. President Donald Trump “NOW THAT Nvidia CEO JENSEN HUANG, who has done a fantastic job, has resigned, there is only one man to take his place - TIM COOK of Apple. A Legend replaces a Legend!”, Trump said on Truth Social. Elon Musk, SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in a reply to an X user that it would “be an honor” to hire Huang. He also replied to a post that said “You’d think we’d have learned from Steve Jobs and Travis Kalanick that one does not just simply replace the founder…” by saying “True words.” Tim Sweeney, Epic Games CEO Sweeney said that today is “A sad day for NVIDIA, developers, America, and all humanity. Jensen founded and ran one of the few companies to reach a massive scale while driving massive continued innovation and ubiquity, while others fell into the trap of ever-increasing extraction.” Ahead of Huang’s resignation, Sweeney posted about how Huang “saved” a GDC 2015 presentation by dropping off a graphics card and said that “The dude truly is the visionary driver of the future of tech from the gaming GPU era to CUDA to AI supercomputers.” Palmer Luckey, Anduril founder “China wants Jensen out, so I want him in,” Luckey said last night, before Huang’s resignation was announced. Matt Mullenweg, Automattic co-founder and CEO Mullenweg reposted an X post that followed his brief September ouster as CEO: “Founder advice: If you don’t have a coup attempt every few years, you’re not hiring strong enough leaders.” He said, “Just putting this back out there, for no reason whatsoever.” David Heinemeier Hansson, 37signals CTO and creator of the Omarchy Linux distribution “What a waste,” Hansson said this morning, replying to his own post from hours before: “NVIDIA would be wrong to fire Jensen. His marital indiscretions are between him, his wife, and a reprimand from the board. Have some proportionality.” Clément Delangue, co-founder and CEO of Hugging Face (which Nvidia recently acquired for almost $13 billion) “This whole thing sucks, and I wish none of it had happened,” Delangue said. “It’s a really sad day! But I want to make one thing clear: we’ll keep fighting for open-source AI, harder than ever. This is too important to slow down now. Let’s go! Changpeng Zhao, former Binance CEO “It’s a mistake for Nvidia to let Jensen resign,” Zhao said. Peter Steinberger, OpenClaw creator and OpenAI employee “If that Spy’s goal was to destabilize one of the most successful American companies, they achieved their goal,” Steinberger said. “Ousting Jensen feels rushed and not right.” (“I agree,” replied Sweeney.) Aravind Srinivas, Perplexity co-founder and CEO Srinivas thanked Huang for “33 years of bold leadership” in a post this morning. “You built a small startup into America’s most valuable company, with relentless improvement. Your grit and perseverance should always be remembered. Your personal generosity with time and advice to founders like me has secured a bright future for America and AI.” Jason Calacanis, All-In Podcast host Calacanis reposted Trump’s post, tagging Tim Cook and telling him to “Keep the seat warm” for Huang while “the investigation is sorted out” and saying that “America needs you Mr. Cook.” Last night, he also said that Nvidia shareholders should “decide Jensen’s fate after the investigation is complete — not the press or online mobs.” Lex Fridman, Lex Fridman Podcast host In a post talking about how he has seen Huang show “kindness, humility, care to everyone around him,” Fridman said that “I’m in shock frankly at all of this, including the mass hysteria around it. I love America, and I think NVIDIA letting Jensen go is terrible for America. I stand with Jensen.”

Incertitudes quant à la tenue du procès en appel de Gérard Depardieu pour agressions sexuelles Le Devoir

Nov. 12, 2026, 9:40 p.m.

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Gérard Depardieu ne se présentera pas lundi à l’ouverture de son procès en appel pour agressions sexuelles lors du tournage des Volets verts, a fait savoir l’un de ses avocats à l’AFP, alors que l’acteur français envisagerait de se désister, selon une information de franceinfo. L’AFP n’a pas pu à ce stade obtenir de confirmation de ce désistement qui, s’il était avéré, rendrait définitive sa condamnation en première instance en mai 2025 à 18 mois de prison avec sursis, assortie d’une peine complémentaire pour « victimisation secondaire » en raison de la virulence de sa défense. Ses avocats n’ont pas souhaité confirmer ni infirmer la publication de la radio franceinfo. Le parquet général, sollicité par l’AFP, n’a pas non plus communiqué. Multiprimé du Dernier métro à Cyrano de Bergerac, Gérard Depardieu a été pendant plusieurs décennies considéré comme un géant du cinéma français, connu dans le monde entier, avant d’être rattrapé par ses outrances verbales et des accusations de violences sexuelles. Il s’était déjà désisté en avril de ses poursuites contre France Télévisions, dont il contestait le montage d’un numéro de l’émission Complément d’Enquête diffusée fin 2023, dans lequel il multipliait les propos dégradants envers les femmes et sexualisait une fillette lors d’un voyage en Corée du Nord. Ce procès intervient dans un contexte judiciaire lourd pour M. Depardieu, qui a fait appel de son renvoi devant la cour criminelle pour viols et agressions sexuelles sur la comédienne Charlotte Arnould. Le comédien, qui conteste ces accusations depuis sa mise en examen en 2020, sera fixé le 26 novembre. Jeudi, l’acteur a également été mis en cause par Mediapart et Le Média pour des attouchements sexuels lors du tournage du film Turf (2013) sur une figurante que l’on voit, sur des images dévoilées par les deux médias, tenter en vain de le repousser pendant une prise. Acharnement excessif Lors de sa condamnation en première instance à 18 mois de prison avec sursis pour agressions sexuelles, le président du tribunal avait déploré l’acharnement excessif de la défense envers les deux parties civiles, Amélie, une décoratrice, et Sarah (prénom d’emprunt), assistante réalisatrice, toutes deux membres de l’équipe du film de Jean Becker. Les juges avaient souligné la constance et la crédibilité des récits des deux plaignantes, en contraste avec les déclarations de l’acteur, qui ont sensiblement varié entre sa garde à vue et l’audience. Gérard Depardieu avait, tout au long de l’audience, fermement nié les accusations. Il avait affirmé ignorer ce genre de pratiques et refusé d’être assimilé à un « frotteur dans le métro » qui s’amuserait à toucher les seins ou les fesses d’une femme. La décision de sa condamnation avait été rendue le jour de l’ouverture du Festival de Cannes 2025.

Doubs : un collégien placé en garde à vue, suspecté d’avoir incendié un gymnase pour éviter une réunion parents-profs Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 9:32 p.m.

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The Oura Ring 4 is almost as good as the newer model, but $150 cheaper The Verge

Nov. 12, 2026, 9:28 p.m.

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The previous-generation Oura Ring 4 is on sale for as low as $249 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target, $100 off the retail price, and the first big discount on the device since July. The price varies a bit by size and color, with most silver and black models in stock at the lowest price between sizes 8 and 13. Best Buy also has an exclusive deep blue “midnight” color in stock for $279. If you’re not sure about your size, you can pick up an Oura Ring 4 sizing kit for $10 at Amazon or Target, which includes $10 in store credit towards an Oura Ring 4 purchase. The Oura Ring 4 is almost as good as the newer model, but $150 cheaper Oura’s last-gen smart ring sports the same sensors and software as the latest version. Oura’s last-gen smart ring sports the same sensors and software as the latest version. Oura Ring 4 The last-gen Oura Ring 4 is a little thicker, but offers much of the same software, sensors, and a wider range of sizes. My colleague Victoria Song tested six different smart rings to compare their health and fitness tracking features, and Oura beat them all handily. The Oura Ring 4 improved on its predecessor with more accurate sensors, a slimmer design that leaves the competition in the dust, not to mention frequent software and feature updates. Accessing all of the features requires an active subscription, which is either $5.99 per month or $69.99 per year. The newer Oura Ring 5 is lighter and thinner, but otherwise includes the same sensors and software features as the Oura Ring 4. That makes this previous-generation deal even more appealing,

« Je me sens coupable d’être en vie » : au procès de l’explosion de la rue de Trévise, la détresse poignante des survivants Le Parisien

Nov. 12, 2026, 9:06 p.m.

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Peau à imperfections : 58 % des personnes concernées manquent de confiance en elles, selon une étude

Nov. 12, 2026, 9:03 p.m.

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