The weekend news magazines offer a rich and varied panorama of current events, addressing social issues, of culture and environment. This week, Several major themes attract attention: drought, the transformation of the suburbs, the music industry and celebrity portraits.
The music industry revisited
“8:30 p.m. on Friday” explores the phenomenon of covers in the music industry. Through the example of Julien Doré and many other artists, The report shows how covers can be a way to reinvent classics, to get politically involved or simply to reach a new audience.
Drought, a challenge for farmers
The magazine “13h15 le samedi” delves into the heart of the Pyrénées-Orientales, a region hit hard by drought. Through the testimony of three farmers, The report highlights the difficulties they face and their strategies for adapting to this new climatic context.
Portraits of women
Weekend magazines also highlight inspiring female figures. “8:30 p.m. on Saturday” paints a portrait of Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, became an icon thanks to her role in “Emily in Paris”.
The metamorphosis of a suburb
“1:15 p.m. on Sunday” focuses on Saint-Ouen, a city in full transformation. The documentary follows Karim Bouamrane, mayor of the commune and figure of the French left, as well as other local stakeholders who work to make Saint-Ouen a fairer and more dynamic place to live.
Portraits of women, continued
On Sunday in “20h30 le dimanche”, it is Noémie Merlant’s turn to be questioned about her role in the film “Emmanuelle” and her feminist commitment.
News magazine (2024)
Presentation : Laurent Delahousse.
