Playtime Launches Sales On Emmanuel Courcol’s ‘The Marching Band’ – Unifrance Rendez-Vous In Paris

, and J.Lo and debuted especially chic, and somehow wildly different, chops while in . And to think we're not even a full month into the year!This is, of course, comes as no surprise. Because while many come and go, the will truly never go out of style.

to , there have been so many celebrity hair changes this year it already feels hard to keep track—which is impressive, seeing as 2024 only just began. But isn't that always the case? One day, your favorite celebrity is blonde.

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory in monochromatic blue on the final day of Couture Week in Paris. flew in for the Patou show on January 25 sporting slightly different versions of the shade from head to toe, starting with a chunky cobalt blue crewneck sweater and a lighter blue tweed miniskirt.

Paris Fashion Week of 2024 is in full effect, and Jennifer Lopez is stealing the show with her amazing and unique looks. On January 24th, she attended the Elie Saab Haute Spring/Summer 2024 show, where she looked stunning in a green plunge dress with an intricate floral cape.JLo, who recently released the first single and music video off her album, This Is Me... Now, wore a velvet olive green ribbon in her hair, which has been a big trend lately.

and raised everyone a full . For a visit with French president Emmanuel Macron in Paris, Rihanna—accompanied by her partner, A$AP Rocky—styled her hair in a mob-wife bob, complete with a teased little swoop at her hairline.With hair that on point, RiRi really had no choice but to follow through with the rest of the look. The Fenty founder also wore bold statement earrings and a belted black leather trench over her knee-length pencil skirt.

. This time, however, the striking hairstyles are courtesy of Kylie Jenner.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent After keeping a fairly low profile as president of France’s leading commercial network TF1 Group for seven years, Gilles Pelisson, the discreet Harvard-educated executive, is ready for showtime. He has been propelled into the spotlight to promote French film and TV in his new role as president of Unifrance, succeeding Serge Toubiana last summer.

Ben Croll French film promotional organization Unifrance put talent in the spotlight at this year’s Rendez-Vous in Paris, where the 10 actors and filmmakers selected as 2024’s Talents to Watch were fêted with flutes of champagne at France’s Ministry of Culture before being introduced to the international press at a dedicated event. For more than a decade, the 10 to Watch program has pinpointed the creative talents breathing modernity and vitality into contemporary French cinema.

Rihanna, Natalie Portman, and Glenn Close had the best time meeting each other!

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent “Dahomey,” a documentary directed by Cannes prizewinner Mati Diop (“Atlantique”) and slated for the Berlinale competition, will be represented internationally by Paris-based Les Films du Losange. The feature marks the directorial comeback of the French-Senegalese talent after winning the Grand Prize at Cannes with “Atlantique” in 2019.

Passengers were 'stuck on the runway' after a Ryanair flight from Manchester to Dublin was forced to divert 500 miles away to Paris on Sunday (January 21).

first became “Jaylor,” so racked with grief over the break-up of two people they categorically did not know that they actually tried to —only to forget very existence the moment that appeared with a fistful of friendship bracelets and a Kansas City mansion carefully fitted out with cat flaps. (Go Chiefs!)With the exception of at the GQ Men Of The Year Awards, Joe Alwyn has been keeping a low profile since , presumably devoting his time to forming some sort of “Swifty Survivors Support Group” with ahead of his own “All Too Well”-esque crucible, but he resurfaced at Loewe’s AW24 Menswear presentation in Paris on 20 January, grinning the grin of a man no longer dating someone who’s very preference for “” is considered worthy fodder for Forbes articles.

Studiocanal rolled out the red carpet at the Unifrance Paris Rendez-vous this week for actor Gilles Lellouche’s upcoming feature film Beating Hearts (L’Amour Ouf).

Ethan Shanfeld Ashley Park announced on Instagram that she is recovering from a bout of illness that hospitalized her for the first few weeks of 2024. The “Emily in Paris” star wrote that while on vacation in December she developed tonsillitis, which “spiraled into critical septic shock, which infected and affected several of my organs.” “I am grateful that my health has improved despite what we had initially been told,” Park wrote in a caption accompanying photos of her hooked up to tubes and IVs in a hospital bed.

Former TF1 Group CEO and chairman Gilles Pélisson has gone through a baptism of fire this week in his new role of president at French film and TV promotional body Unifrance as he attends his first edition of its annual Paris Rendez-vous.

Naman Ramachandran Los Angeles-based independent film studio XYZ Films has hired Celine Lin as senior VP of international sales and distribution. Lin will spearhead the company’s distribution and licensing strategy across the Asia Pacific region and in select European markets. She will report to XYZ president of international sales and distribution, Tatyana Joffe.

Ben Croll Capping a growth year that saw Gallic productions draw 37. 4 million global theatrical admissions for a total of $254 million in international receipts, producers and sales agents indicated that geopolitical tensions and eco-responsible transformation would be two of the major stressors on France’s film export business in the months to come.

Playtime has boarded Olivier Assayas’ “Suspended Time,” a COVID-era comedy about two couples spending lockdown together. Produced by Olivier Delbosc of Curiosa Films, and by Assayas’ own Vortex Sutra, the pandemic farce is hotly tipped for a Berlin premiere next month.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Ginger & Fed, the new international film sales arm of Federation Entertainment headed by former TF1 Studio boss Sabine Chemaly, will launch several high profile titles at the Unifrance Rendez-Vous, including “The Future Awaits,” Niels Tavernier’s WWII-set drama based on the true story of a Holocaust survivor. Ginger & Fed will also bow sales on “Riviera Revenge,” a heartwarming comedy starring André Dussollier (“The Crime is Mine”), Sabine Azéma (“Tanguy”) and Thierry Lhermitte (“The Dinner Game”), along with continuing deals on “Rachel’s Game,” “Survive” and “Oldies and Goodies.” Produced by Yves Darondeau at Bonne Pioche Cinema (“March of the Penguins”), “The Future Awaits” tells the story of Tauba Birenbaum, whose testimony was collected in July 1997 to become part of Steven Spielberg’s Institute for Visual History.

Lily Collins is bringing back Emily in Paris ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games!