Celine Dion took a walk down memory lane last August with a photo that was truly amazing.MORE: Celine Dion shares heartbreaking message after sad deathThe singer was celebrating her music and did so with a very rare image alongside her late dad. Celine posted two throwback photos from many years ago including one with Adhémar Dion and he couldn't have looked more proud of his daughter. WATCH: Celine Dion's health battle explainedThe post read: "Today on #VinylRecordDay we're throwing it back to Céline's first French and English vinyls! Which Celine vinyls are in your collection? – Team Celine," but it was the photos that really got fans talking.There were strings of heart emojis and many of her social media followers remembered Celine's father with fondness.MORE: Celine Dion looks radiant as she celebrates very happy newsSEE: Celine Dion shares rare family photo of all three childrenHe sadly passed away in 2003 but Celine has often spoken about how his good values helped her achieve her success. A post shared by Céline Dion (@celinedion)Celine's dad looked so proud of herIn the past, she's written heartfelt tributes to him on social media. "Papa, I’m the luckiest girl in the world to have had a dad like you," Celine said alongside another black-and-white image with her father.
‘Rodeo’ Review: Stealing and Popping Wheelies in a Life-Is-Doom Existential French Motocross Flick
01.06.2022 - 07:55 / variety.com
Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic“Rodeo” might have had a clearer (and catchier) title if it had been called “Wheelie.” It’s a drama set among French motocross riders, who are a bit like the outlaw bikers of the ’60s except that they wear cropped hair and athletic logo T-shirts instead of hippie manes and satanic leather jackets. And in this movie, at least, they don’t rove. They’re rooted in a desolate suburb of Paris, where they gather to zoom along the road and pop up on one wheel, which the movie describes to us as a feeling of intense liberation.
It sure looks that way.But it’s only in fits and starts, mostly during the first 20 minutes, that “Rodeo” gets off on those stunts. Julia (Julie Ledru), the feral but untrained biker who joins the gravity-tweaking competitors, is the only female on hand, and she never does learn how to pop a wheelie; she achieves her freedom through stealing. Yet she longs to be accepted into this brotherhood of “balls” (the word gets used a lot — and applied to her as well), who refer to themselves as the B-Mores.
They run a chop shop for bikes and see her as an interloper until, after a while, they don’t. How much of a rebel misfit is Julia, whose family comes from Guadeloupe? She’s such a misfit that the nickname she chooses for herself is “Unknown.” The new-to-movies actor Julie Ledru has jutting teeth with a gap in front that suggests a certain daredevil insolence, though when she’s in repose, which is nearly always, the look in her eye is deeply and strikingly tragic. She looks like an exotically depressed Geena Davis.
Love Island stars will 'bake' in Spain as temperatures get hot, hot, hot
Things are already heating up in the Love Island villa, but it looks set to get even hotter over the coming days with temperatures rising up to 40C in Mallorca. A mega heatwave has already started to hit Spain, and the Islanders have been soaking up the sun with highs of 37C in the villa so far.
'Well-endowed' Frank Sinatra seduced stars like Grace Kelly with more than his blue eyes
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Canal Plus Acquires French Rights To ‘Reinventing Mirazur’ Ahead Of North American Premiere
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Not So Amicable? Channing Tatum & Jenna Dewan STILL Haven’t Come To Agreement On Divorce After 4 Years!
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Demi Moore and Daniel Humm Cozy Up With a Kiss at French Open
French Open or French kiss? Demi Moore was spotted locking lips with Swiss restaurateur Daniel Humm at the French Open on Sunday. The pair was cuddled up in the stands watching the men's singles match between Rafael Nadal and Casper Ruud held at Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France. Nadal came out on top, winning 3-0. The actress and the Eleven Madison Park owner were seen laughing, kissing and embracing throughout the match.
Demi Moore Kisses Chef Daniel Humm at French Open
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Cannes Jury Prize Winner ‘EO,’ Following the Life Of a Donkey, Acquired By Sideshow and Janus Films for North America
Manori Ravindran International EditorCannes sensation “EO,” which tells the story of a donkey’s life, has been acquired for North America by Sideshow and Janus Films. The film is the latest collaboration for the U.S.
‘Salam’ Co-Director Houda Benyamina on the Privilege of Helping Former French Rapper Diam’s Tell Her Own Story
Caitlin Quinlan Premiering as a Special Screening at Cannes was a documentary co-directed by Houda Benyamina, Anne Cissé and subject Melanie Diam’s, the former French rapper and music sensation who stepped away from public life in the early 2010s after converting to Islam. “Salam,” meaning “peace” in Arabic, follows Diam’s new life as a philanthropist and mother, far from the chaos and fame of her past career.Her new religious path in life was met with vast shock and criticism from the French media at the time, and pushed Diam’s further toward the realization that she needed to abandon her music for good.Benyamina was reluctant to share the direction of the film at first because of a need to “have my own projects and my own voice,” she says. “But when Melanie asked me to direct her movie by myself, I told her no.
Cannes Review: Benoit Magimel In Albert Serra’s ‘Pacifiction’
Catalan artist and director Albert Serra (The Death Of Louis XIV, Liberte) returns to Cannes Film Festival Official Competition with a rarity for him, a contemporary feature film, not what we have come to expect from this filmmaker who usually works in period pieces. And even though he is not French he has made a fascinating movie all in French and set in the colorful French Polynesia island of Tahiti.
AMC Networks Acquires North American Rights To ‘Monsieur Spade’ Drama Starring Clive Owen From Scott Frank & Tom Fontana; Black Bear TV To Produce
EXCLUSIVE: AMC Networks has acquired North American rights to Monsieur Spade, a one-hour drama starring Clive Owen from The Queen’s Gambit co-creator Scott Frank and City On A Hill showrunner Tom Fontana. Black Bear Television also has joined as the series’ studio and will deficit finance.
Nina Dobrev and Shaun White Look So in Love While Attending Glamorous Benefit for Ukraine in France
Date night for a good cause. Nina Dobrev and Shaun White attended a benefit gala for Ukrainian refugees on Sunday, May 22, and looked more in love than ever.
‘Who Killed My Father’ Off Broadway Review: A French Wunderkind’s Cri-de-Coeur
three-person play by the German director Thomas Ostermeier that deployed actors holding iPads and iPhones to record the action.Ostemeier reteams with Louis for “Who Killed My Father,” which opened on Sunday at Brooklyn’s St. Ann’s Warehouse (where “History of Violence” also had a successful run three years ago).
‘Goya, Carriere and the Ghost of Bunuel,’ Broken Down by Director Jose Luis Lopez Linares (EXCLUSIVE)
John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent“Goya, Carrière and the Ghost of Buñuel,” which plays Cannes Classics this Saturday, begins with French film great Jean-Claude Carrière in a train, singing an ancient song in Occitan, the language of Provence, where he came from.Visiting Goya’s birthplace, he’ spies a cauldron and comments that there was one like that in his own family home.Towards the end of the film, surveying “The Colossus,” Goya’s painting of a giant dominating tiny people in a valley below who flee in all directions, Carrière observes that the painting capture a sense of immigration. Unlike so many of his friends, and indeed his wife, Nahal Tajadod, Carrière notes, he will have the privilege of being buried in the same place where he was born.
‘Queer As Folk’ Is Back And Better Than Ever In Peacock’s Revival Trailer
Everyone is here for “Queer as Folk”.