October 4, 2021
Jennifer Lawrence and Amy Schumer march for abortion rights
Jennifer Lawrence, who is expecting her first child, and Amy Schumer marched this Saturday in Washington DC for the right to abortion, as revealed
Page Six. The two stars were indeed participating in a demonstration for the right to abortion, which has been threatened in Texas since a law drastically reduced the conditions of access.
Jennifer Lawrence carried a sign with her stating that “women cannot be free if they do not control their bodies”, while Amy Schumer carried one that read “abortion is essential”.
Cindy Bruna is in good company for her birthday
Ophélie Winter pays tribute to Bernard Tapie
Ophélie Winter made her film debut in Men, women, instructions for use, by Claude Lelouch, alongside Bernard Tapie, who was also making his first (and last) foray onto the big screen. It is therefore natural that she paid tribute to her partner who died on Sunday following a multimetastatic cancer.
“Goodbye my great friend, my playmate, my accomplice …
Both novices for the first movie scene of our lives. A flirting scene that I will never forget. My first day in the cinema, my first scene with you will remain engraved forever ”, wrote the singer and actress on Instagram.
If Ophélie Winter will have continued to shoot in the cinema after this experience, Bernard Tapie, him, will privilege the boards and the small screen, where he played the commissioner Pierre Valence for five years.