Every Saturday in the second half of the evening, almost 1.5 million viewers tune into France 2 to watch Léa Salamé, Christophe Dechavanne, Philippe Caverivière and Paul de Saint Sernin in “Quelle époque!”.
In each issue, the journalist and her team receive a host of guests from various backgrounds to discuss cultural, media, societal and even political news.
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This March 9, the show is no exception to the rule.
Indeed,
Christine Dupont de Ligonnès
and
Bertram de Verdun
will be present on the set .
The younger sister of Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès and her husband are the authors of
Xavier, my brother presumed innocent
published by Harper Collins.
Convinced of the innocence of Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès, the couple carried out their counter-investigation and lists in this book the gray areas of a case never elucidated.
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Léa Salamé will also receive
Philippe Etchebest
.
The chef will promote season 15 of “Top Chef” whose launch on M6 is scheduled for Wednesday March 13 at 9:10 p.m. as well as his new show “Un chef au bout du monde” whose new issue is scheduled for Monday March 11 at 23 hours.
Patrick Fiori
will be among the guests of “What an era!”.
The singer has just released his ninth album,
Le chant est libre
, containing twelve songs written and recorded with his friends and is going on tour throughout France until May then from November to December.
The dancer and choreographer
Marie-Claude Pietragalla
will present the new show from her company Le Théâtre du Corps, created twenty years ago with Julien Derouault.
In
Giselle(s)
, she revisits, with 18 dancers, the ballet composed by Adolphe Adam in a modern and feminist version.
Léa Salamé will interview
Nicolas Conquer
, spokesperson for the Republicans Overseas, as well as
Melissa Bell
, international relations specialist and CNN correspondent in Paris, on the occasion of Donald Trump's victory in twelve American states during Super Tuesday.
And the show will end with
Aurélien Lejeune
.
For six years, he has held the title of strongest man in France.
At 1m83 and 160 kg, he is capable of turning tires weighing more than 500 kg, carrying weighted carts weighing up to 340 kg or lifting stones weighing 160 kg.