The Saturday night talk show of France 2 attracting more and more distinguished guests, we expect interesting things to happen on the set of Léa Salamé and Christophe Dechavanne tonight. Who to promote and debate current events?
First, Nikos Aliagas. Photographer more and more rated, the star host of TF1 will not come to evoke the relative success of the launch of his new game "The Wheel" or his departure from "50mn Inside", but to talk about clichés, black and white, film, digital and his next exhibition, in Normandy, "The Spleen of Ulysses", which brings together some sixty portraits taken mainly in Greece.
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Also expected, Roselyne Bachelot, former Minister of Ecology and Sustainable Development, former Minister of Health and Sports, former Minister of Solidarity and Social Cohesion, former Minister of Culture and now long-term resident of the "Big Heads" alongside Laurent Ruquier on RTL. The politician comes to present the book of interviews written by the journalist Arnaud Wajdzik in which she evokes her professional career, her commitments, the fight to find a place in a man's world.
The writer Amélie de Bourbon-Parme will also be present to present L'Ambition, the first volume of the trilogy Les Trafiquants d'éternité, published on June 8 in the Blanche collection published by Gallimard, a romantic and intimate portrait of Alessandro Farnese, a young provincial aristocrat destined to become Pope.
Aymeric Caron will also be present. The ex-sniper of On n'est pas couché turned politician has been talked about several times in recent months around a bill to ban bullfighting or his desire to protect dog and cat owners from inflation. He also recently declared that "the ultra-right threat is the main terrorist threat" in France.
Finally, weather presenter Chloé Nabédian, who left France 2 a few months ago to devote herself entirely to her fight for ecology, will address the issue of climate in the company of glaciologist Heïdi Sevestre.
Needless to say, it's going to swing...