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Noel Gallagher makes an impromptu appearance in baggage claim at the airport

Entertainment News / By Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

Noel Gallagher shared a hilarious snap as he performed in front of two airport travelers on Thursday – but they seemed far from impressed.

The Oasis legend opened his guitar case and started playing at the baggage carousel, but the women in the arrivals hall, sitting on the bench next to him, just looked the other way.

The 56-year-old – whose hits include “Stand By Me” – had landed at Palm Beach International Airport in Florida, USA.

Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds perform tonight at the Credit Union Amphitheater in Tampa.

Music fans have made the journey to Glastonbury, where Noel performed last year and where Oasis headlined in 2004.

Unpleasant! Noel Gallagher shared a hilarious snap as he performed in front of two airport travelers on Thursday – but they seemed far from impressed

Oh no! The Oasis legend opened his guitar case and started playing at the baggage carousel, but the women in the arrivals hall, sitting on the bench next to him, just looked the other way

Sharing the moment on Instagram, Noel joked, “Headlining the second carousel, Palm Beach International Airport, Florida.”

One fan said in the comments, “Wow the only time I wish I was stuck in an airport.”

Another added: “These people don’t know how lucky they are.”

But someone else joked, “Deliberately ignored by the Blur fan.”

Another said, “You should flip that guitar case over so people can toss you some bucks.” That would be epic.’

Another person added, “This is an album cover. ‘Make it happen, Noel.’

This comes after Noel revealed earlier this week he was going through a “turbulent and worrying time”, five months after sharing he had split from his wife Sara MacDonald.

The star announced in January that he was divorcing his wife Sara, 51, after 12 years of marriage and opened up about his current space.

Travel: The 56-year-old – whose hits include ‘Stand By Me’ – had landed at Palm Beach International Airport in Florida, United States

Difficult: It comes after Noel revealed earlier this week that he is going through a “turbulent and worrying time”, five months after his split from his wife Sara MacDonald (pictured in 2019)

In a podcast with Matt Morgan, he said, “I’ve been daydreaming about the future lately.” “I have a difficult personal issue to resolve right now.”

“I don’t worry about what my life will be like in a year’s time.” That occupies most of my waking thoughts right now.’

“I’m not really used to that.” “I’m used to just being in the moment and keeping everything stable where it’s a bit turbulent at the moment.”

“I believe life is a series of choices. “You instinctively do good ones and I try to avoid the bad ones.”

Discussing his ideal woman, he revealed, ‘Divvy Birds are freaking awesome.’ I adore them.’

He has been spotted on a number of dates since model Charlotte Carter-Allen and author Dorothea Gundtoft split.

Noel recently opened up about the end of his 12-year marriage.

He told Big Issue magazine, “When you’re in your mid-50s, you come to a kind of crossroads in your life.”

“It’s not uncommon for people who have been in long-term relationships to go their separate ways in their 50s.”

“I know a lot of people who are in the same boat as me and Sara. Especially after the pandemic.”

Noel reportedly enjoyed a “double date” with model Charlotte, who has appeared in music videos for Kanye West and on a record with Eurythmics star Dave Stewart.

Noel said of his struggles, “I’ve got a challenging personal issue to deal with.” I’m used to just being in the moment and keeping everything stable where it’s a bit turbulent at the moment.

Ex-partners: Noel and Sara have lived with their two children in an £8million mansion on the South Downs, near the town of Petersfield in Hampshire, since 2019 (pictured in 2014)

Noel and Sara are parents to two sons, Donovan (15) and Sonny (12). The rocker is also father to his eldest daughter Anais, 22, from his previous relationship with ex-wife Meg Mathews.

They have been living with their two children in an £8million mansion on the South Downs, near the town of Petersfield in Hampshire, since 2019.

Noel met Sara at an Ibiza club called Space in 2000 – a year before his divorce from his first wife Meg.

The rocker was married to Meg for four years.

Noel and Sara tied the knot in 2011 at the Lime Wood Hotel in the New Forest in a £60,000 ceremony.

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Rose Miriam’s team explains letter condemning Gugu’s sexuality iG Mail

Entertainment News / By Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

Rose Miriam's team explain the letter condemning Gugu's sexuality Photo: Playback/Instagram

Rose Miriam’s team explain the letter condemning Gugu’s sexuality

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A 2010 letter from Rose Miriam was released this Thursday (22), in which she claims his homosexuality is “a serious problem”. The doctor’s legal department commented on the matter.

They condemned the leak, explaining that the text was written at a turbulent time in their lives.

“Rose wrote this letter from the bottom of her heart, out of desperation to learn of the betrayal and bisexuality of her husband, whom she loved so dearly, and to protect her children as well. Though deeply depressed, she finds a way out of faith and her love for him,” read the letter, signed by attorney Nelson Wilians.

According to the document, this was the beginning of the “crisis” between Rose and the presenter. “From that moment, however, the couple find themselves in a marital crisis and Rose moves to Rio at Gugu’s request to protect the family. Before very strong drugs and the infamous will of 2011. At this point, Rose fell into a serious depression, returned to São Paulo, attempted suicide and was admitted to the Albert Einstein Hospital.

Nelson Wilians still says the letter proves the love affair between the two. “He visited her at the hospital and, according to hospital records, posed as Rose’s partner at the front desk. As already mentioned, it was during this time that he wrote the will and contract that she should take care of the children. (. ..) She signed under the effect of medication, according to doctors, and therefore had no control over her mental functions, so the presenter preferred to make deposits for family upkeep into her brother’s account , since she was on medication took,” he concluded.

“With that, the couple’s life returned to normal and the family decided to live in Orlando, USA, which was the city Gugu liked best. First they bought a small house. As the family adjusted to the city, they moved to a larger one.” “In this house, Gugu had an accident and was rescued by Rose,” he added.

Finally, the note reaffirms the stable connection between Gugu and Rose. “The legislation to recognize a stable partnership is clear. Betrayal or the lack of sex which is not the case with Rose and Gugu are not in themselves elements that disqualify a stable partnership (…), Rose and Gugu claimed a public, infamous, longterm, continuous relationship with the goal to start a family and which was also riddled with marital crises. These are the elements that the judiciary assesses in a process of recognizing a stable connection. And in Rose’s case, “All of these questions can be broadly confirmed,” he concluded.

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1687468579 Negative review A chef bans vegans from his restaurant

Negative review: A chef bans vegans from his restaurant – Le Journal de Québec

Entertainment News / By Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

A famous British chef, who was criticized for his only improvised vegan option at his restaurant to accommodate a customer, made the controversial decision on Thursday to ban vegan customers “on mental health grounds”.

“Yes. I’ve had enough,” chef John Mountain wrote on Thursday, announcing the ban on vegan diners on the page of his restaurant Fyre in Perth, Australia, according to The Independent.

In the morning, the popular British chef, who previously starred on the television show Great Britain Menu, announced on Facebook that he was now banning vegan customers from his restaurant “for mental health reasons”.

That decision would have come after he agreed to host a vegan customer on Saturday night by offering her gnocchi or vegetable dishes over the phone a few days earlier. He only said that the chef forgot to prepare the vegan version in the evening because he was already busy with a caterer’s menu for a private party.

The next day, on the restaurant’s Facebook page, the young woman criticized “her only option” for $32 and didn’t mince words.

“I think it’s incredibly important these days that restaurants cater to everyone and that as a chef you’re not able to eat truly plant-based meals,” the client reportedly criticized. If you don’t adapt to the weather I don’t believe your restaurant [survivra].”

Surprised, the chef would have answered him immediately: “Don’t hesitate to share it.” [son] crappy experience,” adding, “I can’t wait to stop doing it.” [la] Goodbye”.

“How childish. You and all your vegan friends can try all your dishes in another place, you are forbidden from doing that now,” he added.

Although he admitted his forgetfulness, he nonetheless regretted the “personal” criticism of him, who had previously written a book entitled “Pig” (“pig” in French), which detailed pork recipes.

“I understand [la vision] “I’m vegan but my job is to make the food as good as possible and I can’t always meet all dietary needs,” he said in an interview with 7News, according to The Independent.

However, the dispute has gained momentum on the restaurant side, where many netizens have left a bad note to support the vegan customer or a high note to encourage the chef in recent days.

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Montreal steps up ‘intervention teams’ to secure village this summer

Latest News / By Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

To deal with the increasingly problematic coexistence between vulnerable populations and the district’s tourist and residential area, the City of Montreal set up a crisis unit last February to try to ensure the conviviality and, in particular, the safety of the district.

The mayor of Montreal, Valérie Plante, stressed in a press conference that the police forces had been strengthened, especially in the vicinity of parks and public squares and in the subway stations of the sector.

In addition, a Community Consultation and Rapprochement Team (ECCR) was deployed on site to find sustainable solutions to the challenges of urban security and social coexistence. The CIUSSS Centre-Sud and Centre-Ouest are also called upon to help vulnerable populations in the region.

Focus on Place Emilie-Gamelin

In the strategy unveiled on Thursday, designed to be a continuation of these measures, we pledge additional amounts and resources specifically earmarked for the village’s summer time.

This money will be used, among other things, to set up an intervention team specialized in intercultural relations in the Place Émilie-Gamelin sector, to offer newcomers special assistance and an interpreting service. When other actors intervene on Place Émilie-Gamelin.

A homeless man in the heart of Place Émilie-Gamelin across from the Hotel de la Place Dupuis in downtown Montreal.

Place Émilie-Gamelin is the meeting place for many people who live on the streets of Montreal.

Photo: Radio Canada / Ivanoh Demers

An intervention team specialized in the prevention of sexual violence (GRIP Montreal) is also deployed in the same sector to carry out local interventions and provide psychosocial support.

Two people in psychosocial intervention from the Mobile Social Intervention Mediation Team (EMMIS) have also been newly assigned exclusively to the Place Émilie-Gamelin and Village sectors, seven days a week, as we promise in the strategy. of collective intervention for the village.

There is also a public cleanliness plan and additional budgets to improve the design of Place Émilie-Gamelin and the village entrance. Street entertainment will also be on the agenda to claim more public space.

Additional funds are also announced to improve the animation of the premises in winter.

“We will not give up, we want it to be safe in the village. The efforts of the last few months are beginning to bear fruit […] but that’s not all settled yet. »
– A quote from Valérie Plante, Mayor of Montreal

Life is getting harder and harder

But despite the more visible police on the streets and the work of community teams, coexistence remains one of the most problematic in the neighborhood, where sidewalks and public spaces serve as havens for the homeless and drug addicts.

Five police officers argue with a pedestrian on Sainte-Catherine Street.

The SPVM at the scene, Sainte-Catherine Street, at the Beaudry junction

Photo: Radio Canada / Benoît Gagnon

“We have seen with COVID that it has put undue pressure on the sector. I would even speak of a certain fraction in the neighborhood. »
– A quote from Valérie Plante, Mayor of Montreal

The streets, parks, and metro station environs—often littered with litter and excrement—where wild animals roam that are as turbulent as they are disruptive, increasingly discourage visitors from even sitting on a terrace or even the pedestrianized area of Rue Sainte -Catherine to enter so popular.

For some residents of the neighborhood, living together in the village has long since reached its limits.

“Now we have arrived at law and order,” emphasizes one of them and laments a certain discrepancy in the measures taken in the neighborhood. They hand out tickets to pedestrians who don’t cross the René-Lévesque and Alexandre-de-Sève intersection, while a few people smoke crack on a bench 30 meters away.

Merchants at bay

The situation has deteriorated to such an extent in recent years that bar and restaurant owners have given up opening a street terrace because customers and staff are being harassed by people in crisis, homeless or drug addicts who live on Rue Sainte. Catherine.

Several companies are located near the Émilie Gamelin Park.

Photo: Radio Canada / Benoit Chapdelaine

The owners, who have created terraces, complain about the low traffic and the difficulty in finding workers under these conditions. Some customers are harassed at their seat, others have their glass or plate stolen, or are forced to eat while witnessing an altercation or psychosis on the street.

Since the pandemic and the deepening housing crisis, the Village and its subway stations have become a year-round haven for a large number of vulnerable people. Some angry residents point to an open-air asylum.

Last January, the Archambault Group announced the permanent closure of its nearly 100-year-old store on Sainte-Catherine Street East, citing the progressive deterioration in business prospects in the area, which management says is becoming a laboratory of urban diversity has.

A situation denounced by the leader of the official opposition in the town hall, Aref Salem, who regrets that it took the merchants of Sainte Catherine Street to strike from their terrace so that the mayor could comment on the situation in the village could think.

“It is all the more unfortunate when we talk about the district that she has ruled for six years,” he added.

According to Aref Salem, the vision presented by the city government is a first step, but he doubts that this plan can give the district the boost it needs.

A complex problem

Rue Sainte-Catherine Est, which becomes pedestrianized in the Village in summer, attracts many visitors.

Photo: Radio Canada / Jean-Claude Taliana

This strategy presented by the city is the result of a year of work and consultation with residents, traders and various social and institutional actors in the neighborhood.

When we think about the future of the village, we have to think about security, but we also have to have a vision, a direction in which we are all moving forward together, with goals or at least homework to do according to our roles and responsibilities “, explains Valerie Plante.

We need to care about access to housing and adapted services, we need to care about healthcare, including mental health, we need to care about the safety and support of the most vulnerable, but also about public development and cleanliness, he summarizes The mayor recalled that visible progress had been made, but that it would take time and effort to restore the district’s luster and attractiveness.

QS welcomes the initiative

An approach welcomed by Solidarity MP Manon Massé, whose parish of Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques includes the village.

“When we are going through a crisis, it is important to work together and involve everyone,” said Ms. Massé, who offered her full cooperation on this strategy.

However, I believe the city of Montreal needs to make significant efforts to include marginalized people, who need to be part of the equation, the MP added.

I would also like to remind you how important it is to act beforehand to prevent situations: when people can no longer find shelter, adequate nutrition or treatment, the consequences are devastating and the village suffers as a result.

“I appeal to the CAQ to pull themselves together, take a big step forward in social housing and respond to the repeated calls of alarm from community groups supporting our fellow citizens.”
– A quote from Manon Massé, Solidarity MNA for Sainte-Marie–Saint-Jacques

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1687480799 The San Antonio Spurs select Victor Wembanyama as the number

The San Antonio Spurs select Victor Wembanyama as the number one pick in the NBA draft

Latest News / By Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

The San Antonio Spurs select Victor Wembanyama as the number

Visiting the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, Victor Wembanyama wore a dark green suit and a pendant that he thought looked like a miniature comic book galaxy. The attire he would go down in history in was the biggest unknown at the NBA draft ceremony when it came to the French center. Everyone knew he would be number one, the first chosen one. And so everyone knew he’d be playing for the San Antonio Spurs next season, who won the lottery last month. It was like this. Wembanyama, 19 years old and about 2.24 meters tall (7ft 4in is his interim official height), aspires to mark an epoch in American pro basketball or, which is almost the same thing, in world basketball.

Though the draft pick happened in New York, the Spurs pavilion was packed thousands of miles away to celebrate the arrival of the basket’s new messiah. When the San Antonios last had their first shift in 1997, they always chose Tim Duncan, who won five championship rings for the Texans, with Gregg Popovich as their coach. He has been on the bench since 1996. It will be difficult to top that bar, especially since Wembanyama switched to one of the worst teams in the championship last season.

A star can be the key to a team’s development, as Michael Jordan or LeBron James demonstrated in his day, but basketball is a team game and not even these superstars have been spared mediocre seasons with their clubs. Wembanyama was unable to lead his team, the Metropolitans 92, to victory in the French league.

In any case, the Frenchman fits perfectly into modern NBA basketball, in which it is not enough to have big centers fighting under the edge, but to emphasize that they are skilled at dribbling the ball and shooting at the basket have a goal far. The Frenchman has all those virtues and defends his style of play, unusual for someone so tall.

Draft history is full of hits and misses. Michael Jordan (third in his class), Larry Bird (6th), Kobe Bryant (13th), Giannis Antetokounmpo (15th), Nikola Jokić (41st), Stephen Curry (7th) and Joel Embiid (3rd) climbed through outlets from much less space required. Instead, others like LeBron James, Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Shaquille O’Neal were number one to mark their time.

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A football season is like a deck of cards

Sports News / By Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

The Montreal Alouettes have an appointment in Hamilton on Friday with the Tiger-Cats, who lost their first two games of the season away. Expect the hosts to give their all at the Ti-Cats home game.

A football season is like a long deck of cards, and teams often keep certain elements in their playbook. It is possible to save some hands for later in the season.

Personally, I’m a fan of the Magic: The Gathering game. For those in the know, I’d say the Tiger-Cats will even be ready to play the Royal Assassin card on Friday if needed. Translation: They will not hesitate to reveal their game system in broad daylight to achieve a great victory. It’s time to draw the trump card!

Host of the Gray Cup

Hamilton is set to play in the Gray Cup final next November and a third loss in as many games could have lasting repercussions for the team. In other words, should they lose to the Alouettes, the entire staff is under close scrutiny. Players and coaches must make minimal concrete effort in front of their fans to reverse their situation. As for Hamilton fans, they’re passionate at both extremes, even willing to boo their team if they can’t keep up.

Of course, a season in the Canadian Football League (CFL) isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon. You can have three losses early in the season or have a bad streak during the season and still make the playoffs. In a league with nine teams that can happen. On the other hand, the Tiger Cats organization is already under pressure to succeed to keep up hopes of being part of the next Gray Cup final at home.

Bo Levi Mitchell is out

Things are getting complicated for the Ti-Cats because quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell injured himself in a loss to the Calgary Stampeders on Sunday and all indications are that he will miss Friday’s meeting at Tim Hortons Field.

For the Alouettes, this can be both good news and bad news. Without Bo Levi Mitchell, the Montreal club would obviously be facing a less established quarterback. On the other hand, substitute Matthew Shiltz, ex-Alouettes, will want to use this opportunity to show he can establish himself as the number one quarterback in the CFL. Shiltz is also extremely mobile and doesn’t hesitate to try his luck at errands. In short, the Alouettes must be extremely vigilant on the defensive. Beyond ground play, I wouldn’t be surprised if Shiltz attempted some long passes either. He will want to prove himself against his old team and the manager will give him all the tools to do so. The Tiger Cats have nothing to lose and everything to gain.

On leave during the Grand Prix

In the Alouettes’ camp, I would like to point out that their last week off was during the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Montreal. A good thing ? No doubt to create a kind of camaraderie between the players who took part in the celebrations that went well beyond the pit stop competition … It could therefore be a test to assess the maturity of certain athletes during such a social event. In these circumstances, we will soon see who the leaders are among the Alouettes in 2023, the ones who will take the lead. At this level, I already identify 28-year-old defensive player Avery Williams as a natural leader.

Finally, I cannot end this column without mentioning the recent release of Quebecer Brian Harelimana. What a shame ! He fell victim to an overload in the Alouettes squad while still a developing player in my opinion. He will have suffered in some ways from the spectacular recruitment of general manager Danny Maciocia among the Canadian players. However, I’m not worried about Harelimana. He’s already received calls…

-Comments collected by Benoît Rioux

Les eaux seront plus agitees pour le Canadien lan prochain

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Eight Danes have been rescued after their sailing boat collided with a whale in the Pacific

Latest News / By Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

Eight Danes were rescued after their sailing boat collided with a whale or two in the Pacific Ocean between Peru and French Polynesia, the Danish defense said on Thursday.

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The Danish Rescue and Coordination Center (JRCC) had been contacted the day before by the parents of a little girl on the boat.

The daughter managed to reach her father “from an Iridium satellite phone, where she reported that the 51-foot sailboat had capsized after colliding with a whale or two,” a defense statement said it says that “the eight Danes were there safely in the lifeboat”.

Their raft was then somewhere in the Pacific Ocean, between Peru and French Polynesia.

After being picked up by a fishing vessel, the eight people were rescued by the Singapore-flagged container ship Mathilde Schulte, which was about a 10-hour voyage from the scene of the collision.

They are now en route to Papeete, French Polynesia, the statement said.

According to the maritime surveillance website Vessel Finder, the container ship is expected to reach this port on June 26.

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Last season of “Raspberry Time”: Elisabeth in search of allies

Entertainment News / By Ashley Cornell, email: [email protected]

Sandrine Bisson draws inspiration from her character’s kindness and strength raspberry time.

“Elisabeth significantly changes the way I think and approach people and events. “I like his candor,” the actress said Tuesday on the set of the show’s second and final season.

“She will remain in me and I am a better person because of her,” she added in an interview in the kitchen of the home in Saint-Chrysostome, Montérégie, already known to Club Illico subscribers.

Elizabeth, who gave the actress a twin for acting, continues to develop, learn and progress through her quests, the most important being finding allies. “She lost control, she lost her grip, but this season she doesn’t know how to do things, she has so much to deal with.”

This new chapter directed by Guillaume Lonergan that we can discover in 2024 is the one in which Elisabeth takes up organic farming with the help of her brother-in-law Denis (Paul Doucet). This required the family to take on debt to pay for the $4 million in new infrastructure.

The foreign workers are back – some of them in the middle of winter when we start running the greenhouse – and Elisabeth continues to tend butterflies for handsome Francisco (Edison Ruiz). Will there be more connections between them? “There are many dreams,” the actress limited herself to not wanting to reveal anything.

Flashbacks to get to know the family better

The uncomfortable mother-in-law Martha (Micheline Lanctôt) still gives Elisabeth problems, partly because she disapproves of the organic project and especially the flirt with her Mexican colleague. “That does not happen! For reasons of loyalty to her son John and because she has a very limited vision of the boss-employee relationship,” said Micheline Lanctôt. There will continue to be “good times” between the two women.