After serving in the Israeli army, he developed a successful real estate business, while at the same time, beginning in 1980, he starts producing films and studies at the Camera Obscura School of Tel Aviv. Among his best known film sare: Nagua, Bar 51 and Himo the King of Jerusalem (by the filmmaker Amos Gutman), the film The Elected (with Daniel Waksman). He was the director and screenwriter of the film Revenge of Itzik Finkelstein, which won 7 awards from the Israeli Film Academy (including Best Film, Best Director and Best Screenplay) and represented Israel in 1994 for the Oscar.

In 1993, he arrived to Cuba where he currently lives. In Cuba, he built the Miramar Trade Center, a major business complex in the city of Havana, which he still runs to this day. In this center he also creates a significant Cuban art collection for the country.

He writes the novel Cejalinda, published under the title: La mujer de su vida, Quarto, Spain, in 2006.

In Cuba he began his photographic work. In 2010, his series Sleeping with… (Dormir con) is exhibited at the Cuban Photo Library (National Photography Museum), which now is part of the collection of this institution, and of numerous private and institutional collections along with other works of his. His first series Sleeping with... was exhibited in 2010 at the Photo Gallery of Cuba becoming part of the collection of this institution, and was chosen by Discoveries of PhotoEspaña 2011. Today his work has wide recognition amongst the public and critics. He took part in the past Havana Biennial 2012, with two of his series, The Family and Self-portraits.

Among the most important series are: the Self-portraits (2011–2014), The Family (2011–2013), Forgotten (2013), Cuts (2013–2014) as well as large format works such as The Line (2014), Centipede (2014) and photo installations: 19 women and one bed (2012) and The dance (2014).

He collaborates with the new cultural project “Cuban Art Factory” (Fábrica de Arte Cubano), promoting the development of contemporary photography and visual arts in Cuba.

She is the daughter of Cuban president Raúl Castro and feminist and revolutionary Vilma Espín as well as the niece of former president Fidel Castro. She has a brother, Alejandro Castro Espín.

Her group campaigns for effective AIDS prevention as well as recognition and acceptance of LGBT human rights. In 2005, she proposed a project to allow transgender people to receive sex reassignment surgery and change their legal gender. The measure became law in June 2008 which allows sex change surgery for Cubans without charge.

Mariela Castro is president of the Cuban Multidisciplinary Centre for the Study of Sexuality, president of the National Commission for Treatment of Disturbances of Gender Identity, member of the Direct Action Group for Preventing, Confronting, and Combatting AIDS, and an executive member of the World Association for Sexual Health (WAS). She is also the director of the journal Sexología y Sociedad, a magazine of Sexology edited by her own National Center for Sex Education (CENESEX).

She has published 13 scholarly articles and nine books.

She is also a sitting member of the National Assembly of People's Power. When the assembly voted in 2014 to ban discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in employment, Castro opposed the legislation because it did not also include protection on the basis of gender identity, and became possibly the first legislator in the body's history ever to vote against a piece of legislation.

Mariela is now married to Italian Paolo Titolo, General Manager of Amorim Negócios Internacionais, S.A. in Cuba, and has two children with him, and a daughter from her previous marriage with the Chilean former FPMR member Juan Gutiérrez Fischmann.

In 2010 the Cuban government began providing sex reassignment surgery free of charge as part of their universal healthcare. This was the result of several years of work by the Cuban National Center for Sex Education under the leadership of Mariela Castro. The current developments in LGBT rights in Cuba are remarkable given the discrimination suffered by gays, lesbians, and transgender people in Cuba in the 20th century, as well as comparison with current LGBT movements in the U.S. and abroad. 

Christopher Guy Denis Lambert (born 29 March 1957), known as Christopher Lambert, is a French actor who was born in the United States. He played Connor MacLeod in Highlander and subsequent movie franchise series of the same name. He played Tarzan in Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes and the thunder god Raiden in the first movie adaptation of the video game Mortal Kombat.

Née au  siècle dernier, elle essaye d'apporter un peu de lumière dans la nuit parisienne dont elle est la fille " elle vit la nuit car on lui a dit qu'elle mourrait un jour "

1/ Premier Amour ? 

Ma grand-mère

2/ Premier désamour ?

La soupe de pois cassés

3/ Une phrase culte que tout le monde devrait connaître et transmettre selon vous ?

Seuls ceux qui sont assez fou pour croire qu'ils changeront le monde y parviendront

4/ La clé d une aussi belle carrière c est ?

La fée Tavie tout en fuyant la fée Néante...

5/ Combattre le stress c est avant tout ?

S'en servir

6 / La couleur que vous ne porterez jamais ?

Celle du désespoir

7 / Un parfum ? 

Je reviens de  Woerth

8 / Une idole de La nuit Parisienne? 

Gérald Nanty

9 / Une mélodie ?

Mourir sur scène

10 / Un sortilège ?

Qu'une forêt de  ronces soit désormais son tombeau

11 / Si vous étiez une fleur ? 

Fleur de rocaille

12 / Votre recette secrète pour être aussi rayonnante?

Votre regard

13 / Un souvenir ?

Demain

14 / Un désir ?

La vie

15 / Un regret ? 

Rien de rien 

Sortie du livre " Quand j'étais petit garçon " le 2 novembre aux editions Plomb 

Né à Constantine, Adam Bentalha évolue dès ses premières expériences dans les grandes maisons parisiennes (Ritz Paris, La Bauhinia du Shangri-la, le Royal Monceau, Prince de Galles). Brach Paris lui offre son premier poste de Chef Exécutif.

Depuis septembre 2019, Adam est également le Chef Exécutif du Sinner Paris. Ici, la carte mêle recettes traditionnelles nord-africaines et touches sud-américaines, une cuisine de partage métissée et festive avec DJ set toute la semaine.

Il sera également aux commandes des cuisines du Brach Madrid et du Brach Rome, dont les ouvertures sont prévues à horizon 2022 et 2023.

Interview with Adam Bentalha

1/ How did you become a international chef ?

I became a Chef because I needed to find an art through which I could express myself and transmit emotions

2/ What does one day in your work look like?

Say hello to my teams, drink a coffee, checking my emails and finally starting to work

3/ What is the best memory in your career so far?

My meeting with Emmanuel Sauvage

4/ What are the messages that you wish to convey through your kitchen ?

The message I want to transmit is to believe in your dreams. For me, I was coming from a small village in Algeria and I dreamt to become a Chef

5/ What inspire you the most ?

My mom

6/ Your first culinary crush ?

Scrambled egg with truffe

Quick Q&A with Adam

1/ What era would you like to be ?

I would like to live in the 70’s

2/ What are the ingredients to a successful recipe ?

A pinch of creativity, a hint of passion and most importantly a lot of love

3/ What is the ultimate luxury according to you?

To me, the greatest luxury is to make each client feel unique and special

4/ Who would you invite to your ideal dinner?

Thierry Ardison

5/ Where do you go when you need to relax?

In an imaginary world (Neverland)

One word ! Fast & Furious

1/ What is your favorite hotel ?

Royal Monceau

2/ Your favorite city ?

Alicante

3/ Sweet or spicy ?

Spicy

4/ What is your favorite vegetable ?

Sweet Potato

5/ What is your favorite song ?

Helene from Roch Voisine

6/ How do you relax ?

Sex

7/ What’s your favorite cocktail ?

Cuba libre

8/ Favorite Movie ?

Ghost

9/ Cigarette after sex ?

Sometime

10/ Cite 1 people you would invite at the ideal dinner ?

Stéphanie Renoma

11/ What's the first thing you do in the morning ?

Squeezed lemon juice and citrus fruits

Batteur, compositeur, producteur, DJ, créateur de spectacles, Marc Cerrone, figure incontournable du disco, est le père de la French Touch et le modèle de quatre générations de DJ. En quarante ans de carrière il a vendu plus de trente millions d’albums dans le monde entier.

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Interview

1/ Who are you Mister Supernature ?

A happy, fulfilled man who has managed to turn his passion into "music".

2/ What does one day in your work look like?

I don't work, I play music all the time

3/ What is the best memory in your career so far?

I have so many memories, hard to write down but all of them are on stage with the audience.

4/ What are the messages that you want to express by your music ?

HAPPINESS. My music is very festive, the disco is made to make you shake your body and forget what’s goin on .

5/ What inspire you the most ?

Being on stage where I would have spent my whole life, even when I’m composing, in my mind I’m always on stage !

6/ Your first song crush ?

Jimmy Endrix and Santana on stage, that's the moment I knew that I wanted to do this job

Quick Q&A with Marc

1/ What era would you like to be ?

What a question !!! the 70s'

2/ What’s the secret to make a successful sound ?

If the audience have a blast on it, bananas in their eyes.

3/ What is the ultimate luxury according to you?

The freedom to do whatever I want, no obligation for anything. It's a real luxury for me

4/ Who would you invite to your ideal dinner?

Stefanie Renoma

5/ Where do you go when you need to relax?

I love to walk, anywhere, in the woods, the mountain does not matter.

6/ Your best live show ?

My show at Versaille in front of 100,000 spectators in 2005, a very big moment for me.

7/ What dream would you like to make ?

Relive beautiful moments with my parents, both missing.

8/ Tell me a secret !

Oh no, it would no longer be a secret!

One word ! Fast & Furious F.. Y...

What is your favorite hotel ?

Eden Rock St Barth

Your favorite city ?

PARIS

Sweet or spicy ?

spicy of course

What is your favorite quotes ?

You have to be on the station platform, because if the train passes it will be for you, and no one will call you to tell you that it is there.

Your favorite game ?

DRUMS

What is your favorite song ?

Ho la belle vie

What’s your favorite cocktail ?

Not too much cocktail, more whisky

Favorite Movie ?

BEN HUR

Cigarette after sex ?

Of course

What's the first thing you do in the morning ?

I love my wake up calls thank. I love to imagine all that I have to do today.