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“Yannick Noah, between you and me”. This is the name of the podcast’Europe 1 dedicated to Yannick Noah. In the 9 episodes (7 are currently available), the last French winner of Roland Garros confides in this victory which marked history but also on more intimate subjects such as his African roots, his mentor Arthur Ashes or the role of his father in his life.

And not only since he also addresses the impact of fame on him. “We live it as we want, but above all as we can. There were times when notoriety weighed on me (…), bothered me, so much so that I wanted to go into exile, I settled in the United States because I couldn’t deal with this constant stuff”, thus confided the former tennis player who now takes an uncompromising look at certain things done in the past. “I agreed to go and do some shows that seemed to me to be such empty shows, where we pretended to laugh, where we were asked stupid questions. Sometimes I felt like I was on the edge prostitution”he blurted out.

Looking back, he keeps a bitter memory of his time in the Star Academy: “It was very painful because I really felt like a whore, to be there to sell a product (…) It was a mandatory step because it was a magnificent promotion of my project. But I was not well”, admitted that he was finally reassured by the feedback from the public, in particular from sick children hospitalized, in the face of his passage which was an opportunity for him to discuss the associations and causes he supported. “So the Star Academy, that I redid afterwards, I had a reason to do it. It made sense of it all.”

In this podcast, Yannick Noah also discusses the impact of his mother, Marie-Claire Noah, on his life and the way he approached fame. “Once you have the car, the girls, the best table, it’s two minutes. I didn’t feed myself at all on that, it wasn’t my education or my trip. (…) Success is interesting if it benefits the other (…) She gave me this dimension that I live until today”explained touched Yannick Noah.

Clara Kolodny

entertainment Mask Singer is to follow at 9:10 p.m. on TF1. Week after week, Élodie Frégé, Jeff Panacloc and Kev Adams conducted a relentless investigation, focused more than ever on the incredible vocal and stage performances. Of the 17 characters of this season, some have already dropped their mask: Martin Lamotte, Laura Flessel, Passepartout, Jean-Marc Généreux, Anny Duperey, Cartman but also Mel B., the first international star of the season revealed in the costume of sun and Laurent Ruquier, first guest investigator, in the costume of the lobster. The investigation is not over and continues unabated with still characters to unmask

At 9:10 p.m. on France 3 we watch the show The golden age of advertising. 55 years ago, on October 1, 1968, the first brand advertising spot landed on the small screen of the French. For three decades, thousands of small creative films will seduce and build the collective memory. Kitch or cult spots, humor, slogans, music, stars, gimmicks, big show or sex appeal: during its golden age, how did advertising go about convincing? Nearly 400 advertising clips, real madeleines to taste, are gathered here, told by Thierry Ardisson, to relive this era of conquest of minds and wallets.

Honey 25 put at 9:05 p.m. on the film Hippocrates. For his first internship in his father’s department, a young doctor discovers the difficulties of the profession and wonders if he made the right choice…. Himself a doctor, Thomas Lilti knows his subject. His film is to the hospital what Maïwenn’s “Polisse” is to the police: a realistic, uncompromising and exciting immersion on a men’s level. A nugget that confirms all the good that we think of the talented Reda Kateb, hailed by a César for his interpretation of a doctor with integrity.

We end this selection with the TV movie And Screamat 8:55 p.m. on until Damien has negotiated full-time telecommuting to follow his partner, who has just accepted an important position in the Province. In the first days of their installation, Damien, concentrated in front of his computer, is interrupted by noises which seem to come from the walls. Nobody else hears anything…

Sarah Ibri

entertainment The Voiceis to follow at 9:10 p.m. on TF1. Now on to the semi-finals. The eight talents offer their coaches and viewers incredible performances. On this semi-final, it’s time for them to enter the big leagues. Indeed, they can show the extent of their talent by performing, accompanied by real staging. They perform a song of their choice, and have the chance to sing a duet with their coach. After months of competition, all aim to reach the Grand Final, and hope to become “The Voice” 2023.

At 9:10 p.m. on France 2 we look, the Closing Ceremony of the Cannes Film Festival. The closing night of the 76th Cannes Film Festival begins with the climb of the steps. The mistress of ceremonies, actress Chiara Mastroianni, accompanied by the president of the jury Ruben Östlund then revealed the long-awaited prize list and awarded the prizes to the films appearing there. In addition to the Palme d’or, many categories highlight, as every year, the best of international creation: the Caméra d’or, the Un certain regard selection, the Critics’ Week, or even the Queer Palm.

France 3 put at 9:10 p.m. on, the TV movie Murders at Mont-Saint-Michel. Father Florentin, exorcist priest of the abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel, receives a visit from Antoine Riberio. This foreman has the feeling of being possessed by the devil since he discovered a skeleton buried under his construction site. Some time later, we find Ribeiro’s body…

We end this selection with the magazine Close call at 9:00 p.m. on France 5. A journey between Sydney and Melbourne, the two emblematic cities of Australia, to discover magnificent landscapes that are still wild. Contents: Sydney, the city of athletes; The beaches of Australia, unmissable… A trip to Australia? We say, “Yes! If the beginning of this new number in Sydney remains quite classic, the sequel to Melbourne offers other visions of the land of Oz, less known, distilling a certain charm, accentuated by the diversity of the speakers with this “Aussie” accent so particular. Fortunately, there is the voiceover to understand their English from the other side of the world.

Sarah Ibri

“But what’s happening to me!? CÉLINE discovers the Mysterious Star today but doesn’t know where it is anymore…”, wrote Jean-Luc Reichmann yesterday, Tuesday, May 23, under a video of the champion who had finally given the name of Léa Drucker. She hadn’t been able to win the mysterious star for several years already… When she pulled off a masterstroke, she offered an incorrect name and the rest of the time, an incorrect answer ruined her chances of elucidating the mystery behind the star… She had had a lot of trouble discovering her first star, behind which Albert Dupontel was hiding, but a lot of ease for the second with Timothée Chalamet. She didn’t even need all the clues to be able to guess his identity! For this third star, that said, things were very difficult, as she confided to our colleagues from Tele-Leisure following this happy discovery.

“It was the most difficult of the three”

Yesterday, Tuesday, May 23, Céline won the showcase of the mysterious star worth 37,236 euros, thus increasing her kitty to 315,718 euros in winnings and gifts. To our colleagues, she first declared: “It was the most difficult of the three”. She also came back to her first star which had also given her a lot of trouble. “For him, I had a hard time because of the rules of the game, but I had quickly put the clues back together“, specified Céline. And to detail for the last star: “For Léa Drucker, I couldn’t connect her to the clues. I made a list of potential people who could be behind this mysterious Star, with my past proposals and the new clues, there weren’t many left. Still, I couldn’t find it.” Yet the face of Michel Drucker’s niece was indeed visible but nothing happened… “I saw a blonde woman, very blonde, with her hair pulled back. I didn’t even know if she was a real blonde”she confided to Tele-Leisure. Then, to continue: “I wondered if it was an American or a French… It was boiling in my head”. On the rumors of cheating, she specified that Jérôme, her companion, had not been able to help her because “We don’t see anything in video conferencing”. “It was really very hard so even more enjoyable”she finished relieved.

Kahina Boudjidj