Liane Lazaar is a web editor attached to the TV division of Purepeople.com. She knows as much about the journey of Jean-Pierre Pernaut on TF1 as the latest twists and turns of reality TV candidates and has a pronounced taste for stories of the heart.
A new version of “Vivement Dimanche” is expected this June 23, 2024 on France 3. Michel Drucker still receives beautiful people on his set, including Sylvie Tellier, Laurent Luyat, Gérard Holtz and even Éric Antoine.
Last of the season for Vivement Dimanche: Marion Rousse and Laurent Jalabert for a special Tour de France issue
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The season is coming to an end for Michel Drucker! This June 23, the host presents the latest issue of Looking forward to Sunday before the summer. After hosting a special around Salvatore Adamo last week following several cancellations, this time he is hosting various artists for a show dedicated to the Tour de France!
And for the occasion, what could be better than welcoming specialists in the field? Michel Drucker has called upon the former French cyclist Thierry Gouvenou but also world number one in his discipline from 1995 to 1997 then in 1999, and time trial world champion in 1997, Laurent Jalabertand their legendary cyclist colleagues Thomas Voeckler And Yoann Offredo. They are accompanied by journalists Jean Paul Ollivier, Christian Prudhomme, Nicolas Geay, Laurent Luyat (recently bereaved by the death of his mother), Gérard Holtz (who has just become a grandpa again) and Marion Rousse. Note that thethe 111th edition of the Tour de France 2024 will take place from June 29 to July 21, 2024.
Culture in the second part of Vivement Dimanche
In the second part of the show, change of register for Michel Drucker. The host welcomes Sylvie Tellier who will defend her book Crown and Prejudicethe author Regis Mailhotthe singer Nicolas Peyrac who signs a new album called Here and there and host Eric Antoine who is preparing to launch the new and highly anticipated third season of Traitors on M6.
Looking forward to Sundaythis June 23 from 1:30 p.m. on France 3