Marion Cotillard on the #MeToo ‘Revolution’: ‘The Subordination of Women Has Become Increasingly Unacceptable’

In light of whistleblower Frances Haugen’s exposure of internal Facebook actions, some have generated serious callout tweets like the following:with instagram down, influencers are going to have to go door to door making teenage girls feel like shit about themselvesOthers chose to go for the vaccine research and misinformation angles:lot of top tier vaccine scientists going to have a tough time with their independent research now that facebook is downMemes ranging from relating to the situation

Cindy Bruna, Camila Cabello, Helen Mirren, Amber Heard, and more stars and models walk on the beauty-focused catwalk of Le Defile L’Oreal Paris 2021 Womenswear Spring/Summer 2022 show in Paris, France.

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She is currently in Paris during their bi-annual Fashion Week. And Helen Mirren was seen stepping out in the city on Sunday morning, wrapped up in a stylish cream jacket and pretty printed skirt.

The Queen actress, 76, looked chic in her attire as she teetered on a pair of chunky platform heels on the catwalk. Her hair was tied back into a bun on top of her head to leave her heavy black eye make-up on show.

Helen Mirren looks powerful in a chic black pant suit on the runway during the Le Defile L’Oreal Paris 2021 Womenswear Spring/Summer 2022 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on Sunday (October 03) in Paris, France.

Additional reporting by Matt Kamen.Manchester City footballer Benjamin Mendy has been “price fixed” in FIFA 22’s FUT cards following allegations of rape.The defender, who is awaiting trial until January 2022, has already been removed from EA’s FIFA 22 where possible – but online items such as FUT cards have been more difficult to take out.“As Benjamin Mendy has been removed from the active rosters of both Manchester City and the French National team, in FIFA 22 he has also been removed from

French luxury house Saint Laurent will go completely fur free in its collections from next year, its parent company Kering said Friday.In a statement, Kering added that another of its houses, Italian menswear brand Brioni, will also stop using natural fur -- making the luxury giant that includes Gucci, Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta completely fur free.Kering CEO Francois-Henri Pinault said that “going entirely fur free is just the right thing to do.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentLaurent Cantet, best known for “The Class,” his Cannes 2008’s Palme d’Or-winning film about a teacher and his racially-mixed students in an underprivileged Parisian suburb, highlights the cracks within French society in the thought-provoking “Arthur Rambo.” The film, which played at Toronto in the Platform section and is competing at San Sebastian, is inspired by the true story of Mehdi Meklat, a young man who grew up in a French project on the outskirt

Quantic Dream, the studio behind Detroit: Become Human and Heavy Rain, has successfully sued Le Monde for libel, after the French newspaper published stories alleging a harmful work culture.Quantic Dream had sued both Le Monde and Mediapart, an online investigative journal, for stories published in 2018 that it said damaged the studio’s reputation.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentBeijing-based distributor Hugoeast Media has acquired Chinese distribution rights to Cannes Directors’ Fortnight player ‘The Tale of King Crab,’ the first feature venture into narrative fiction of Italian filmmakers Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis.Hugoeast Media plans a limited theatrical release in Chinese theaters in the course of 2022.The deal with Hugoeast Media was closed by the international sales arm of France’s Shellac.

the set of the “Sex and the City” reboot, “And Just Like That.”The Post can reveal that the mystery beefcake — who is wearing form-fitting, thigh-exposing coveralls emblazoned with “Hot Fellas Baked Goods” on the set — is French actor and model Thomas Canestraro.The 6-foot-1, blue-eyed 35-year-old is a former kickboxing champion who has acted alongside Sylvester Stallone and Mel Gibson in “The Expendables 3” and in a few episodes of Tyler Perry’s “The Have and the Have Nots.”He grew up in

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentLos Angeles-based producer Thomas Augsberger is launching ERM Docs, a new documentary division at his Eden Rock Music label whose first title, “Reinventing Mirazur,” will world premiere at the San Sebastian Festival.A portrait of the extraordinary daring of Argentine-born chef Mauro Colagreco whose three Michelin star restaurant, Mirazur, on France’s Mediterranean coast, was awarded Best Restaurant in the World, “Reinventing Miramar” marks the

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentVivendi, the parent company of Canal Plus and Universal Music Group (UMG), is planning to acquire an additional 17.93% stake in Lagardere, the French media, publishing and travel retail conglomerate, from its leading shareholder Amber Capital.The move comes as Vivendi is getting ready to list UMG, its biggest money-making asset and the world’s largest music company, at the Amsterdam stock exchange on Sept.

Kate Middleton's younger brother James recently tied the knot to Alizee Thevenet in a lavish ceremony in France last weekend, and it's caused speculation whether the family get-together for the Middletons has had the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge thinking about having their fourth child.

Jamie Lang France’s Les Films d’Ici has has issued a letter of interest to board as a co-producer on “Luis Mariano, All the Colors of the Rainbow,” a new feature-length biographical documentary from Spain to be highlighted at this week’s Conecta Fiction in the Pitch Euroregion NAEN series section.Vet Spanish producer Jose María Lara (“El cielo gira,” “Aupa Extebeste!”) at Basque label Lumiere Produkzioak is participating in this year’s pitchings, dedicated to projects from the emerging

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentLeading French podcast production company Paradiso Media has completed a Series A round of financing to pursue its international development, build its workforce and continue producing more film and TV adaptations. Although Paradiso Media did not disclose the amount raised, a source close to the company said a total of €5 million ($5.9 million) was raised.