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Arnaud Denis was a French theater personality, known for his productions of classic and modern plays. He received the Brigadier's Prize for his work on Les Femmes savantes.
Actor Arnaud Denis died by euthanasia in Belgium at the age of 43
DISAPPEARANCE - A talented theater personality, he directed Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Les Femmes savantes, which earned him the Brigadier Prize. His health gradually deteriorated after the installation of an anti-hernia implant.

The Académie Goncourt removed Thélyson Orélien's novel 'It Was That or Dying' from its first selection after concluding that it was largely produced by an AI, adding this to very substantiated accusations of plagiarism. The book, however, remains in the running for the Renaudot, Femina and Médicis prizes.

Editions du Boréal suspended Thursday the promotional tour of the novel It Was That or Die by Canadian-Haitian writer Thélyson Orélien, accused of having used artificial intelligence to write his book and of having plagiarized old texts in Canada. The Estrie Book Fair also excluded the author from its programming. The publisher claims to be working with the author to establish the authenticity of the work, while the writer denounces a desire to silence him.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that the Met Opera will distribute approximately 70,000 free tickets per season via a lottery to make opera accessible to all residents, regardless of income.

On September 25 at the Stade de France, Natasha St-Pier and Grégory Turpin will perform “Pour que le monde a la vie” for the visit of Pope Leo XIV, before performing in Lourdes on September 27.

Le Figaro presents two cultural articles: the analysis of the unpublished novel by J.R.R. Tolkien, 'The History of Kullervo', translated into French 80 years after its creation, and an investigation into the accusations of use of artificial intelligence in the writing of the novel by the Haitian poet Thélyson Orélien.

Chloé Réveillon, a 31-year-old French dancer who has been performing at the Amsterdam National Ballet for five years, describes her daily routine, her attachment to the French ballet vocabulary inherited from Louis XIV, her adaptation to Dutch life and her dream of becoming a principal dancer, while preparing around a hundred upcoming shows.