Figure skating star Sarah Abitbol was raped by her coach when she was only 15 years old. Three decades later, she has decided to speak out. First in 2020, in a book entitled Un si long silence. Then on television. Finally, in this documentary by Remy Burkel and Emmanuelle Anizon. She started skating at the age of 5. Propelled in Paris to try her luck, the teenager meets this famous coach. "He scared everyone", she will admit. He is a great man who has a hold on her. During the stretching, the behavior of this man is unhealthy. But it is at the age of 15 that everything collapses. Sarah abitbol will write down these two years of sexual violence in a small notebook. She will never throw it away. It is at the moment of revealing herself, at 44 years old, that she finds it unexpectedly.

Philippe Villers, coroner, found his wife shot once in the head on his way home one evening. After investigation, Detective Judith Lebrun, define Villers as responsible for the murder.

Follow Remi, our French American reporter, as he finds the answers to the questions we all ask about fast food: Why do we consume so much processed food and why are we so hooked on it? How does it mold our tastes, influence our cravings and feed our addictions?

Much has been written about the Sofitel affair in New York. It was probably the most widely covered story in the press in 2011. A perfect subject for newspapers and satirical shows. Top of the list is Les Guignols, who, for the release of their annual DVD, chose to feature Dominique Strauss-Kahn in a leopard-print bathrobe on the cover. The title of this best-of is "La sextape des Guignols". This is unlikely to amuse the ex-IMF boss's communicators, who have been working on correcting his image for several weeks now.