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Ashley Tisdale and her husband Christopher French have welcomed their baby girl!The 35-year-old actress took to Instagram to celebrate, posting the sweetest black and white photo of her daughter, and finally revealing the name of her baby.Captioning the post, “Jupiter Iris French arrived earth side 3.23.2.”Fans and friends of the star congratulated the couple, with Lea Michele writing “congratulations beautiful mama!,” Emma Roberts commenting “Angel!!!” and Hilary Duff praising Jupiter’s

Something to sing about! Ashley Tisdale gave birth on Tuesday, March 23, to her and Christopher French’s baby girl.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentFrench multi-hyphenate Amanda Sthers (“Holy Lands”) has recruited the U.K.’s Kelly Reilly, Italy’s Pierfrancesco Favino and France’s Jean Reno for English-language romantic drama “Promises,” set in Italy and London, which started shooting in Rome on Monday.Based on Sthers’ novel by the same title, “Promises” turns on an unfulfilled love affair between Alexander, played by Favino — who won best actor at Venice last year for his role in Italian drama

National Geographic walking “the perfect pandemic activity.” The New York Times the “walk-tail party.” Today that walking keeps couples from breaking up. On TikTok, the “Main Character walk” and “the hot girl walk” amassed armies of millions.

Spike Lee, who was set to lead last year’s jury for the Cannes Film Festival that was ultimately cancelled by the pandemic, will preside over this year’s jury instead.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFrancois Ozon, one of France’s most prestigious and prolific filmmakers, will next direct Isabelle Adjani and Denis Menochet (“Custody”) in “Petra Von Kant,” a film adaptation of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s cult play “The Bitter Tears.”“Petra Von Kant” will star Menochet as Fassbinder, while Adjani will play the German director’s muse, according to Satellifax, which was first to report the news.“The Bitter Tears” was previously adapted into a film by

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentSpike Lee is set to preside over the 74th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, which is expected to take place July 6-17. The director and activist will be the first Black president of the festival’s jury.Lee was on track to preside over last year’s festival which was canceled due to the pandemic, and had vowed to return to the French Rivera-set festival if the health situation allowed for it.

Despite not yet being out of lockdown, what we do have on our side is time to plan trips for when we do eventually get the chance to travel again. And if you’re desperate to whisk the little ones away for an extra special holiday, then Disneyland Paris’ new Dream Factory could be just the spot.The popular French theme park’s brand new attraction was set to open last year, but this was delayed amid the coronavirus pandemic.

I Care a Lot will be the most requested hair cut this spring. Curls also look great in a sharp bob. Here it's all about playing up angles.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFilm Movement has acquired U.S. rights to Quentin Reynaud’s “Final Set,” a French movie starring Kristin Scott Thomas, Alex Lutz and Ana Girardot, from Studiocanal.“Final Set,” which unfolds in the world of professional tennis, is produced by Leonard Glowinski for his company, 22H22 (“A Hologram for the King”).The film revolves around Thomas (Lutz), who was once a young professional tennis prodigy who never had the career in the game he had hoped for.

Peter Debruge Chief Film Critic“Give me a child until he is 7, and I will show you the man,” proposed Aristotle, to which fiercely feminist French director Céline Sciamma might add, “Give me a woman, and I will show you the free, unbroken spirit she still was at age 8.”Sciamma, who went from being a queer cult favorite (for such bracingly free indies as “Tomboy” and “Water Lilies”) to an internationally respected auteur with 2019’s “Portrait of a Lady on Fire,” follows up that barrier-breaking

Naman Ramachandran Iconic French comic book character Asterix is all set for a new chapter on Netflix along with French director, screenwriter and actor Alain Chabat.The streamer is partnering with leading French publisher Hachette’s Les Editions Albert René to create a 3D animated limited series based on the classic.