Hojbjerg Leaves Tottenham for MarseillePierre-Emile Hojbjerg became the seventh player to leave Tottenham Hotspur this transfer window joining Marseille on loan on Monday.Tottenham Hotspur have confirmed midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg has completed a move to Marseille.  will join the Ligue 1 side initially on loan with the agreement including an obligation to buy for £17million ($22 million) The Denmark international made 39 appearances in all competitions during Ange Postecoglou's first season in charge Hojbjerg had entered the final year of his contract at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and is Roberto De Zerbi's fifth signing of the transfer window.  The 28-year-old scored 10 times during his four years with Spurs one of which came against his new employers in the Champions League to secure top spot in Group D back in 2022.  Hojbjerg becomes the seventh player to leave the club following the departures of Joe Rodon Postecoglou continues his rebuild ahead of the 2024-25 Premier 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d’équipe L’occasion de dénicher aussi de bonnes idées et de bonnes adresses pour un lancement de produit ou tout simplement une surprise pour remercier des collaborateurs Qu’ils travaillent au sein d’une agence événementielle d’une association ou d’une institution les participants trouveront en une seule date et dans un même lieu tous les prestataires dont ils ont besoin pour organiser leurs événements plus de la moitié des exposants seront nouveaux Si les régions Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur et Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes seront encore une fois bien représentées l’offre s’étendra également à l’Occitanie et à quelques exposants du reste de la France La liste complète des exposants n’a pas encore été dévoilée mais SBE se félicite de proposer en 2024 une offre club & camping avec notamment Club Med et le groupe hôtelier Odalys Ou encore une offre « incentive » et bien-être avec le groupe Thalazur ainsi que de nombreux nouveaux hôtels avec spa on peut d’ores et déjà citer Bowlingstar ou encore Instant Lumière qui met à disposition des lampes de tables pour sublimer les grands événements Et beaucoup de nouvelles adresses comme le Château de la Bégude l’Hôtel Renaissance – Aix-en-Provence et également le tout nouveau Ruby Hôtel Marseille qui ouvrira ses portes en 2025 Les portes ouvriront aux visiteurs à 8h30 et resteront ouvertes jusqu’à 17h30 La journée sera rythmée par de nombreuses animations rencontres business et autres événements conviviaux qui permettront aux participants de rencontrer des prestataires d’échanger et de réseauter « C’est un salon qui se perpétue ici et qui a vocation à revenir chaque année » qui devrait attirer encore plus de 500 professionnels décideurs et porteurs de projet ce 1er octobre n’a donc pas fini d’inspirer les organisateurs d’événements du Sud-Est de l’Hexagone Inscrivez-vous gratuitement ici pour pouvoir accéder au salon You'll leave with bags full of Marseille's olive oil soap which Le Pharo puts in every guest bathroom so lovers of red wine and rare steaks will not leave town disappointed whose name translates to "Court Lodges," is draped in luxe fabrics like velvet and the suites were inspired by the look of Italian opera boxes The hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant offers dishes like asparagus in bergamot-lemon sauce and pigeon served atop crunchy bread Enjoy afternoon tea and evening wine and cheese on the glass-covered patio up-to-the-minute voice in all things travel Condé Nast Traveler is the global citizen’s bible and muse We understand that time is the greatest luxury which is why Condé Nast Traveler mines its network of experts and influencers so that you never waste a meal or a hotel stay wherever you are in the world The new storefront of Hyde Park's La Boulangerie a traditional French bakery and cafe chain in Chicago is coming to the Hyde Park Shopping Center this summer said he has long wanted to open a location in Hyde Park but officially began talks with the University of Chicago which closed in 2022 after 27 years in the neighborhood He ran a food truck from 2014 to 2019 that would set up on the U He stopped the operation when the Covid-19 pandemic began and never resumed Colombet first began serving goods at the Logan Square Farmers Market in 2008 so he opened La Boulangerie’s first brick and mortar location in that neighborhood in 2010 The business has since expanded to a second location in Lincoln Square in 2016 a kitchen that provides catering and cooking classes The business also partners with other restaurants, grocery stores and hotels, Colombet said, noting that the recent closure of Foxtrot Colombet said he’s been in touch with Driss Bekkouche to get the feel for what neighbors would want and expect from his bakery With the closure of La Petite Folie in late 2022 along with Bonjour La Boulangerie will be Hyde Park’s lone French eatery but we’re going to have more things.” The store’s other locations are known for selling different types of bread The Hyde Park location will be the first in the chain to serve beignets a deep-fried pastry that Colombet described as “something big for us.” He estimated that about  90% of goods at the Hyde Park location will be made on-site Much of the furniture and equipment will be imported from France in addition to a special French flour he trained with Colombet said he is hopeful to hold a grand opening in July he’d like to open sometime before the school year begins “We just need the contractors to do the job He plans to hire about 10 staff this summer and will be advertising locally for all positions The business will be open during the hours of breakfast delivery through third-party apps and catering for large-scale events Colombet is also planning to participate in the Hyde Park Farmers Market Email notifications are only sent once a day Cloudy skies during the evening with areas of fog developing after midnight Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Amenhotep I ‘unwrapped’ digitally by Cairo scientists revealing details from his grave jewellery to his teeth small nose and curly hair he physically resembles his father Perhaps surprisingly for someone who lived about 3,500 years ago Saleem is talking about the mummified body of the pharaoh Amenhotep I a warrior king who has been something of an enigma in that he is one of the few royal mummies not to be unwrapped in modern times Until now, that is. Saleem, a professor of radiology at the faculty of medicine at Cairo University is part of a team which has successfully unwrapped Amenhotep I not physically but digitally using 3D computed tomography (CT) scanning technology They provide details about his appearance and the lavishness of the jewellery he was buried with CT scanning showed that Amenhotep I had good teeth Photograph: Dr Sahar Saleem/University of Cairo/PA“We show that Amenhotep I was approximately 35 years old when he died,” Saleem said “He was approximately 169cm tall [5ft 6in] he wore 30 amulets and a unique golden girdle with gold beads “Amenhotep I seems to have physically resembled his father … he had a narrow chin Saleem is lead author of a study published on Tuesday in the journal Frontiers in Medicine She said the fact his teeth were so good was testament to how “amazing” the mummification process was Even the tiny bones inside the ears were preserved No doubt Amenhotep’s teeth were well-preserved Amenhotep I was the second king of the 18th dynasty and ascended to the throne after the death of his father, Ahmose I. He ruled Egypt for about 21 years between roughly 1525 and 1504BC His throne name was Djeserkare – “Holy is the Soul of Re” – and he is seen as having a peaceful reign which allowed him time to concentrate on administrative organisation and the building of temples A golden beaded girdle with a snail amulet one of 30 amulets worn by Amenhotep under his wrappings Photograph: Dr Sahar Saleem/University of Cairo/PAEgyptologists know from decoded hieroglyphics that Amenhotep was unwrapped by priests in the 11th century BC – during the 21st dynasty – in order to repair damage done by tomb robbers It had also been speculated that they unwrapped him in order to reuse royal burial equipment or steal ornaments Saleem said their findings debunked those theories and showed the priests had the best of intentions The original tomb of Amenhotep I has never been found He was discovered in 1881 at a site in Luxor where it is known officials of the 21st dynasty hid the mummies of kings and nobles in order to protect them from tomb robbers His home is the Egyptian Museum in Cairo He has not been unwrapped because of the “perfect” linen wrappings covered by garlands of delphiniums ‘Like unwrapping a gift’: Dr Sahar Saleem of Cairo University scanning the mummy Photograph: Dr Sahar Saleem/University of Cairo/PAWhen the coffin was first opened a preserved wasp was found probably attracted by the smell of the garlands The research team has discovered Amenhotep’s brain is intact unlike other kings including Tutankhamun and Ramses II Saleem said the project had been an exciting one The team had been hoping to find evidence of how Amenhotep died but that has proved elusive “We couldn’t find any wounds or disfigurement due to disease to justify the cause of death presumably by grave robbers after his first burial,” said Saleem “His entrails had been removed by the first mummifiers the priests of the 21st dynasty lovingly repaired the injuries inflicted by the tomb robbers and preserved the magnificent jewellery and amulets in place.” Your Ads Privacy ChoicesIMDb FOWT 2024 is the world’s largest event dedicated to floating offshore wind turbines offers an unparalleled international platform for networking and partnerships FOWT 2024 is set to accelerate the floating offshore wind market with cutting-edge insights and discussions.” FOWT is the place where we unite expertise and passion to advance the field of Floating Offshore Wind Turbines Our mission as a committee is to foster collaboration and promote the development of sustainable offshore wind energy solutions We are at the forefront of bringing together industry leaders and communities to explore the vast potential of the sea for renewable energy Our commitment is to not only address today’s energy challenges but to also lay the groundwork for a cleaner Follow your favourite characters around the Mediterranean city Wander around and feel as if you already knew all the squares narrow streets and landscapes which inspired the French sitcom Plus Belle la Vie broadcast for the first time in 2004 on France 3 A soap which made its great comeback on TV in 2024 A great opportunity to see the emblematic places which rhythmed the everyday life of the inhabitants of an imaginary quarter of Marseille – “the Mistral” a quarter which directly inspired the plot of Plus Belle la Vie From its narrow little streets to its pastel facades its charming little squares which look like a Mediterranean village typical crafts and even the linen drying in the windows it’s a breath of the Sud and its pleasant lifestyle A clue: look for the terrace of the Bar des 13 Coins and its picturesque facade which was the inspiration for Roland’s bar a key meeting place for the characters in the series Place Bargemon often becomes a shooting location and the silhouette of the Basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde was also a backdrop for the saga’s shoots Voir cette publication sur Instagram  Une publication partagée par BAR DES 13 COINS (@bardes13coins) Une publication partagée par MARSEILLE (@villemarseille) A lush green highly visited part of Marseille Parc Borély is spread over 18 hectares and includes botanical gardens Located near Avenue du Prado which links the Stade Vélodrome to the Corniche these splendid gardens are often used in the sitcom Plus Belle la Vie and the characters have a picnic there or a chat This is the green lung of the Mediterranean city the biggest international pétaque competition in the world The Palais du Pharo is one of the town’s symbolic monuments It was commissioned by Napoléon III for Empress Eugénie The historic 19th-century building is located on the Pointe du Pharo It has an exceptional view of Marseille with a 360° view from the Château d’If to Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde and the ballet of boats on Quai de la Joliette the Panier quarter and in the background the peaks of the Étoile and Garlaban massifs Its Napoleonic architecture and its gardens opening open onto the Vieux-Port and the Mediterranean were naturally also used by the teams of Plus Belle La Vie It has also been the setting for several episodes such as Blanche and Franck’s wedding Vincent’s trial and even Luna’s concert the view takes on pink and orange hues which literally steal the scene Une publication partagée par MARSEILLE (@villemarseille) Une publication partagée par MARSEILLE (@villemarseille) Head for L’Esplanade J4 and wander around the Vieux-Port admiring the superb view of the Palais du Pharo Just next to the emblematic MuCEM (Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilisations) L’esplanade J4 was the setting for many episodes in the saga the stall keepers light up the stalls and juggle with fish that we’re dying to eat grilled A small anecdote: Fort Saint-Jean that you can see was commissioned by Louis XIV to guard the entrance to the Vieux-Port The delightful new maritime facade of Marseille unfolds from the fort with its pinkish lights to Abbaye Saint-Victor head for the 3rd arrondissement in Marseille 3000 m² are used for the indoor scenes in the sitcom Guillaume’s office and the ground floor of Hôtel Select There are also two other studios which cover Ninon’s loft Guillaume’s apartment and Phénicie’s firm in a 4th studio outside the Pôle Média you have the Commissariat du Mistral (police station) the kitchen… The studios are a stone’s throw from Saint-Charles station which you can also see in the sitcom and you get a magnificent view from the parvis of Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde and its famous staircase facing Boulevard d’Athènes and La Canebière The studios are sometimes open to the public on open days and diehard fans also watch out for the actors at the end of the shooting Une publication partagée par Plus Belle La Vie (@pblvofficiel) Une publication partagée par Plus Belle La Vie (@pblvofficiel) by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks Our weekly email is chockful of interesting and relevant insights into Jewish history Why there are so many Jewish lawyers fighting injustice We know that Jews have won a disproportionate number of Nobel Prizes: over twenty per cent of them from a group that represents 0.2 per cent of the world population But the most striking disproportion is in the field of economics The first Nobel Prize in economics was awarded in 1969 The last as of the time of writing was in 2016 inventor of the theory of comparative advantage which Paul Samuelson called the only true and non-obvious theory in the social sciences inventor of Game Theory (creatively enlarged by Nobel Prize winner Robert Aumann) Milton Friedman developed monetary economics Daniel Kahneman and the late Amos Tversky created the field of behavioural economics Garry Becker applied economic analysis to other areas of decision making as did Richard Posner to the interplay of economics and law To these we must add outstanding figures in economic and financial policy: Larry Summers Stanley Fischer and others too numerous to mention he develops a theory of trade cycles - seven fat years followed by seven lean years - a cycle that still seems approximately to hold Joseph also intuited that when a head of state dreams about cows and ears of corn he is probably unconsciously thinking about macro-economics The disturbing nature of the dreams suggested that God was sending an advance warning of a "black swan,"[1] a rare phenomenon for which conventional economics is unprepared he immediately proceeds to a solution: use the good years to build up resources for the lean times a sound instance of long-term economic planning: Let Pharaoh appoint commissioners over the land to take a fifth of the harvest of Egypt during the seven years of abundance They should collect all the food of these good years that are coming and store up the grain under the authority of Pharaoh This food should be held in reserve for the country to be used during the seven years of famine that will come upon Egypt so that the country may not be ruined by the famine." (Gen When the people ran out of money during the lean years he arranged for them to sell their land to Pharaoh with the sole exception of the land belonging to the priests paying him a tax of 20 per cent of their produce each year labour and land meant that power was now concentrated in the hands of Pharaoh and the people themselves reduced to serfdom Both of these developments would eventually be used against Joseph's own people when a new Pharaoh arose and enslaved the Israelites It cannot be by accident that the Torah twice uses about the Egyptians the same phrase it will later use about the Israelites: avadim le-Pharo: they have become "Pharaoh's slaves" (Gen There is already here a hint that too much economic power in the hands of the state leads to what Friedrich Hayek called "the road to serfdom"[2] and the eclipse of liberty So a reasonable case could be made that Joseph was the first economist But why the predominance of Jews in economics in the modern age I do not want to argue that Jews created capitalism Max Weber famously argued that it was the Protestant (primarily Calvinist) ethic that shaped "the spirit of capitalism."[3] Rodney Stark argued that it was the Catholic Church that did so prior to the Reformation.[4] The author of the first great text of market economics was a leading member of the Scottish Enlightenment whose religious views hovered between conventional Christianity and Deism Those who have claimed a special kinship between Jews and capitalism - most notably Karl Marx and Werner Sombart - tended to like neither Jews nor capitalism there is a strong affinity between the market economy and what is broadly known as the Judeo-Christian ethic because it was only in such cultures that it emerged led the West in almost every aspect of technology until the seventeenth century a free economy or an industrial revolution What was it about biblical values that proved so fruitful for economic thought The Harvard historian and economist David Landes offered insight in his magisteral work The Wealth and Poverty of Nations.[5] First is the biblical insistence on property rights He quotes Moses' words during the Korach revolt: "I have not taken one ass from them nor have I wronged any one of them" (Num the prophet Samuel rhetorically asks the people who have come asking for a king: "Whose ox have I taken Landes says that these remarks set the Israelites apart from any other culture of the time the king's right to appropriate other people's property was taken for granted John Locke saw that private property rights are an essential element of a free society A second feature was Judaism's respect for the dignity of labour Third was the Judaic sense of linear time: time not as a series of cycles in which everything eventually returns to the way it was We are so familiar with these ideas - they form the bedrock of Western culture - that we are not always aware that they are not human universals the most decisive single factor - the great break of Judaism from the ancient world of magic mystery and myth - was the de-consecration of nature that followed from the fact that God created nature by an act of will holiness lies not in the way the world is but in the way it ought to be and the exploitation of the powerless by the powerful are not the will of God but we have the power to rise above nature economists fighting poverty and (especially in modern Israel) agricultural technologists finding new ways to grow food in environments where it has never grown before All of this is brilliantly portrayed in this week's parsha There will be a famine lasting seven years It is what he does next that is world-changing He sees this not as a fate to be endured but as a problem to be solved saving a whole region from death by starvation God does not want us to accept poverty and pain but to cure them Thank you for signing up for the aish.com free newsletter Le traditionnel feu d’artifice sera tiré au-dessus du plan d’eau du Vieux-Port à partir de 22h30 Afin que chacun puisse profiter de ce show son et lumière dans les meilleures conditions la Ville de Marseille a aménagé des espaces familiaux et conviviaux autour du Vieux-Port Il sera également possible d’admirer le feu d’artifice depuis le jardin du Pharo ouvert dès 19h pour l’occasion les animations du 14 juillet induisent des restrictions de circulations autour du Vieux-Port ainsi que dans le centre-ville La Mairie préconise donc de recourir aux transports en commun et de privilégier la marche à pied Les conditions exactes des restrictions n’ont pour le moment pas été communiquées Toutes les infos ici il sera possible de profiter de la fan zone installée spécialement pour l’occasion la Ville d’Aix proposera une programmation musicale offrant des bals et des concerts sur le cours Mirabeau Le spectacle « pyro-symphonique et laser » pourra être observé depuis la Terrasse du Grand Théâtre de Provence à partir de 22h30 Toutes les informations pratiques ici.  C’est un défilé militaire qui ouvrira le bal en partant à 10h du boulevard des Lices jusqu’à la rue Gambetta Puis les concerts débuteront à 20h30 avec le collectif des DJ’S Arlésiens sur l’esplanade Charles-de-Gaulle un bal populaire est organisé sur la place de la République rythmée par l’orchestre Captain Java Le célèbre feu d’artifice sera visible depuis les quais du 8-Mai 1945 et Marx Dormoy ainsi que le Pont de Trinquetaille à 22h30 Des restrictions de circulations sont à prévoir, toutes les infos ici.  les Cassidains et vacanciers pourront apprécier une retraite aux flambeaux qui s’élancera de la place Baragnon à partir de 21h Les enfants défileront dans le village ainsi que sur le port Le 14 juillet sera rythmé par une cérémonie commémorative qui aura lieu à 11h place Baragnon Le tant attendu feu d’artifice sera tiré depuis le port de Cassis à 22h30 Un accompagnement musical viendra agrémenter le spectacle pour une expérience féerique Les détails pratiques ici. C’est donc le samedi 13 juillet que la prise d’armes s’effectuera à 19h30 sur l’esplanade du Général-de-Gaulle S’ensuivra un défilé civil et militaire marchant du collège Pasteur avenue Hélène-Boucher jusqu’à l’esplanade du Général-de-Gaulle à 20h Une animation musicale prendra place au 30 Allées Jean-Jaurès à 21h suivie d’un bal populaire qui prendra fin à 00h30 C’est l’orchestre « Be Live » qui fera danser les Istréens sur l’Esplanade Bernardin-Laugier L’apothéose de cette journée de fête sera le feu d’artifice tiré à 22h30 depuis les rives de l’étang de l’Olivier sur le thème « Les exploits sportifs français » Les détails ici.  C’est dans la période de fort essor économique de Marseille, entre la fin du 18e siècle et la première moitié du 19e siècle, que la décision de construire le Palais du Pharo est prise À la tête de la République française depuis décembre 1848 puis de l’Empire français dès la fin de l’année 1852 entreprend une vaste politique de construction et de modernisation des infrastructures déjà existantes à Marseille Lors d’une de ses nombreuses visites à Marseille Charles-Louis-Napoléon émet le souhait de se construire une résidence impériale dans la ville La municipalité de l’époque y est fortement favorable en partie pour le remercier pour sa politique en faveur du développement de Marseille l’architecte Samuel Vaucher est chargé de choisir le terrain pour construire le palais C’est le terrain dit de la Teste More qui est alors retenu Ce dernier domine le port et offre un très beau panorama sur le Fort Saint-Jean et la rade de Marseille La Ville de Marseille débloque 1,2 million de francs pour acheter ce terrain nécessite d’importants travaux de nivellement pour que la première pierre de l’édifice soit posée  Les travaux prennent ensuite du retard, d’une part car les plans du projet sont revus suite aux améliorations techniques possibles cinq ans après l’élaboration du projet, et d’autres part par difficultés d’approvisionnement en pierre en raison de la construction en même temps de la cathédrale de la Major Les coûts du palais sont en plus colossaux tant l’Empereur voit les choses en grand Il veut que sa future demeure soit le reflet du Château de Biarritz de son épouse Mais l’envergure de la bâtisse et la richesse des décorations extérieures font grimper les frais La fin du second empire arrive en 1870 avant que les travaux du Palais ne soient terminés et l’Empereur déchu n’aura jamais eu l’occasion d’y séjourner Les insignes napoléoniens des grilles et de la façade sont détruits comme tous les symboles de l’empire à l’époque pour ne laisser aucune trace de cette période Le palais est rendu à l’impératrice Eugénie à la mort de Napoléon III la Ville de Marseille revendique la propriété de la demeure et engage un procès à l’impératrice Cette dernière décide finalement d’offrir le palais et ses jardins à la municipalité à condition qu’ils soient employés à des fins d’utilité publique Le palais a d’abord été utilisé comme hôpital pour les cholériques puis les tuberculeux jusqu’à la fin du 19e siècle Les bâtiments de la partie latérale de l’esplanade ont ensuite été occupés par la Faculté de Médecine en 1890 avant d’être investis conjointement par l’Institut de médecine tropicale du service de santé des armées et par l’Université de la Méditerranée Aix-Marseille II de 1954 à 2013 c’est le siège d’Aix Marseille Université Le palais accueille aujourd’hui un vaste espace de congrès J’aimerais l’équivalent pour le Palais Longchamps Merci Les champs obligatoires sont indiqués avec * mon e-mail et mon site dans le navigateur pour mon prochain commentaire Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" La question de la réalisation d’un « glacis végétalisé » sur l’actuel bassin carénage situé au pied de l’abbaye Saint-Victor est en suspens depuis plusieurs années Annoncé comme la 2e phase du chantier de requalification du Vieux-Port livré en 2013 le projet annoncé à l’époque pour 2020 n’aura finalement jamais démarré présidente de la Métropole depuis quelques mois et qui pilote désormais ce projet est revenue ce matin sur ses priorités : « Le glacis n’est pas abandonné Nous avons fait le choix de le reporter car nous avons souhaité mettre la priorité sur la rénovation du centre-ville C’est une décision politique » a mis en avant l’élue également à la tête du département des Bouches du Rhône « Avant de faire ces autres projets il faudra faire un arbitrage qui aura lieu après les prochaines élections. » Les visuels du projet imaginé en 2010 par le paysagiste Michel Desvigne Le projet de requalification du Vieux-Port dans toutes ses phases (phase 1 livrée en 2013 et phase 2 en 2020) était porté par l’équipe de l’agence Tangram architectes qui a aussi en charge la rénovation du centre-ville aux côtés du paysagiste Michel Desvigne qui avait imaginé cette chaine de parcs nous confiait déjà que le projet ne pouvait pas se faire sur le court terme elle évoquait ce projet de chaine de parcs « comme un plan guide pour les vingt ans à venir ».  Nouvel arrivant à Marseille je me suis toujours demandé comment on pouvait laisser un endroit aussi moche et dédié à la voiture à 2 pas du vieux port Magnifique projet enfouir sous terre ces routes et faire par dessus ce projet ces parcs je pense que sa va doper l’idée de se déplacer à pied dans le centre La Rédac' OKDepuis plusieurs années le Rowing Club accueille les Marseillais dans l'un des plus beaux cadres de la ville Son toit-terrasse offre en effet une vue panoramique sur le port de Marseille le collectif Effet'Mer organise un apéro sunset histoire de finir la semaine en beauté Dimanche de 18h à 1h Au Rowing Club (Sous Le Pharo)Entrée gratuite Infos ou réservations : Club des Effets Mer / 06 29 23 14 25 Les Flammes 2025 à Marseille : Spotify transforme La Friche en temple du rap La Dégaine : la soirée pop qui fait vibrer Marseille Le concept des soirées réservées aux femmes et aux mamans débarque à Marseille  Louis Haeffner OKL'homme à la chevelure argentée et à l'humour corrosif passe de votre radio à votre ordinateur avec autant de facilité qu'un papillon passe de vie à trépas Pas tout à fait sûrs de la qualité de cette analogie, on vous explique quand même.  Est-il véritablement besoin de présenter Pierre-Emmanuel Barré  Découvert en 2011 avec son one-man-show Pierre-Emmanuel Barré est un sale con le bonhomme tient une chronique hebdomadaire sur France Inter entre 2012 et 2017 On a aussi pu le voir sur Canal + dans La Nouvelle Édition et dans Folie passagère sur France 2.  Il est en ce moment en tournée dans toute la France pour son Nouveau Spectacle, tournée qu'il clôturera par trois dates au Grand Rex, à guichets fermés. À cette occasion, sa performance sur scène sera filmée, et le film qui en découlera sera rendu public en streaming sur son site à partir du 6 décembre 2019.  Nouveau SpectacleEn streaming à partir du 6 décembresur www.pebarre.com/Prix libre Un grand spectacle lumineux débarque sur trois monuments emblématiques de Marseille Cette hilarante humoriste sera en spectacle à Marseille en 2025 Plongez dans l’univers féérique du Cirque Medrano à Marseille Elodie Marcucci OKCe lundi 14 novembre la lune sera pleine et exceptionnellement proche de la Terre On a de la chance de pouvoir observer ce phénomène plutôt rare : la dernière fois c'était en 1948 il faudra attendre 2034 pour en revoir une. C’est quoi une super lune ?La Lune nous tourne autour en 28 jours et la distance qui nous sépare d'elle oscille entre 356 410km et 406 740km mais ce soir elle sera tout près et en phase de pleine lune Un phénomène rare à ne pas rater car la dernière super lune a eu lieu en 1948 de quoi faire de belles photos.Comme on est sympas on a cherché les meilleurs endroits pour l’observer à Marseille. Tiens-toi prêt le lever de Lune se fera pour 18h30 !Notre Dame de la Garde Le point culminant de notre belle Marseille évidemment Un panorama imprenable sur la mer et sur la ville mais n’oublie pas ton bonnet et ton écharpe ça souffle là-haut.©GuideMarseilleLa Corniche La Corniche Kennedy est l’endroit idéal pour prendre de magnifiques clichés c’est quelque chose.©MarsActu Le Pharo Le palais du Pharo offre une vue imprenable sur le Vieux-Port si tu es courageux tu peux y aller dès le coucher de soleil et capturer une superbe lumière.©MadeinMarseille Le parking de Grand Littoral pourtant du parking du centre commercial on a un point de vue incroyable sur le port industriel et le grand large le Starbucks est juste à côté...©GrandLittoral Le Corbusier La cité radieuse et son roof top offrent une vue à 360° sur Marseille il ne te reste qu’à choisir ton angle ©EspaceAtypiquesN’hésite pas à nous envoyer tes photos ou nous tager sur Instagram @le_bonbon_marseille nos coups de cœur seront repostés SuperSport Schools Plus during which they have succumbed to a few hefty defeats They will look to try turn things around when they come face-to-face with St David’s Marist Inanda in Sandton on Saturday Bennies have struggled to find form and they’ve copped some big losses at the recent St John’s Easter Rugby Festival the boys from the Eastern Cape won by a margin of 38 points St Benedict’s will be without their skipper flyhalf Braeden Le Roux takes over the leadership reins He’ll look to ignite his side with the example he sets He is strong on defence and quick off the mark on offence and he is well backed up by his brother Declan St David’s were narrowly beaten by Graeme College at St John’s going down 10-12 but they were well beaten by Kingswood College Lock Jack Brady has performed well recently while the battle of St David’s number nine Diego Ferreira with Delcan le Roux will be interesting Ferreira will also handle place kicking duties for the home team the boys in black and gold are the favourites to taste victory on Saturday Parktown Boys’ High School will be up against Northcliff High School who have shown in the past that they can be a really competitive side on their day Parktown went down 15-30 to Dale College and 6-12 to Hudson Park He is quick to the ball and a tough competitor at the rucks Northcliff’s lack of depth was exposed by some of the bigger schools they come in hard and have the ability to catch teams by surprise Northcliff beat Hartpury College II 23-10 at the Saints Easter Festival and went down 15-21 to Clifton College with winger Luke Roos scoring tries in both matches Hooker Luke Hammond is tough and will face a good challenge from Parktown’s number two Parktown Boys High School: 15 Kgotso Tumahole Northcliff High School: 15 Alerick Rachstein St David’s Marist Inanda: 15 Luca Cabion Northcliff High School vs Parktown Boys’ High School u14A: 8:30 – Northcliff High School vs Parktown Boys’ High School u15A: 8:00 – Northcliff High School vs Parktown Boys’ High School u16A: 10:00 – Northcliff High School vs Parktown Boys’ High School u19B: 9:00 – Northcliff High School vs Parktown Boys’ High School u19A: 11:15 – Northcliff High School vs Parktown Boys’ High School St David’s Marist vs St Benedict’s College: u14A: 8:00 – St David’s Marist vs St Benedict’s College (Gier D) u15A: 9:00 – St David’s Marist vs St Benedict’s College (Gier D) u19B: 11:10 – St David’s Marist vs St Benedict’s College (La Valla A) u19A: 12:20 – St David’s Marist vs St Benedict’s College (La Valla A) Related News Junior Springboks rotate team for Australia clash SA Rugby 2025-05-05 Junior Springbok coach Kevin Foote has made several rotational changes to his starting line-up and included four players who played Hilton College captured a hard-fought 25-20 victory over their arch-rivals Glenwood fullback Joshua Kopp kicked the Durban side to a tense one-point victory over Marlow Landbou in a low-scoring thriller Die Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool se Wit Bulle is vanjaar van stoetgehalte Affies het vir Boland Landbou met 74-14 gekarnuffel The third and final day of the 2025 Absa Wildeklawer kicked off with three emphatic victories on the B-field at Junior Springbok coach Kevin Foote has made several rotational changes to his starting line-up and included four players who played Hugo Giusti OKLe collectif agitateur de soirées marseillaise prend place ce soir au Rowing Club Après avoir ambiancé les Halles de la Major ou encore la pizzeria Chez Jeannot du Vallon des Auffes le Balleti s'empare du Rowing Club et de sa terrasse qui surplombe le Vieux-Port le chef cuisinier étoilé Christian Ernst sera derrière les fourneaux avec ses tapas les Boudou'z assureront un live endiablé Rendez-vous direct après le boulot pour commencer au mieux le weekend!