A bucket of ice water for research against Charcot’s disease. Entrepreneur Olivier Goy recently released the documentary Invincible summer in which he recounts his fight against amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (more commonly called Charcot’s disease). For the occasion, the 49-year-old man is the guest of What an era! this Saturday June 1st. While waiting for the France 2 show to be broadcast, Olivier Goy and Léa Salamé published a video on their Instagram accounts. We discover the presenter of What an era! alongside Charlotte Dhénaux, Christophe Dechavanne, Philippe Caveriviere, Paul de Saint Sernin and their guest Olivier Goy. The group is gathered in a small inflatable pool in the hallways of the show’s studio. And for good reason, they are preparing to take on the “Frozen Challenge”.
To support research into Charcot disease, the Association for Research on Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ARSLA) and the Invincibles-All United have relaunched the Ice Bucket Challenge. So, after the participants named celebrities such as Zinédine Zidane, Yann Barthès and Lara Fabian, who will in turn have to take on the challenge, they dumped two large buckets of ice water on their heads. Everyone proudly wore the same t-shirt with the inscription “ An invincible spirit, bounce back and move forward, live in the present moment!!! “. It was specially designed by ETAM for the Défi Givré. 100% of profits are donated to research into this degenerative disease.
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Léa Salamé invites chef Jean Imbert to McDo
Fifteen days earlier, on May 18, it was the chef Jean Imbert who was a guest on the show Quelle époque! Faced with Léa Salamé, he had been somewhat destabilized by an unexpected proposal from the journalist. Léa Salamé returned to the exceptional career of the chef. “ And you don’t want us to go eat McDonald’s after the show, right there, next door? “, the journalist then told him. “ No, but if you want, I’ll make you a burger », replied the chef. “ You never go to McDonald’s? », Léa Salamé continued to question him. “ No, I’ve never eaten at McDonald’s, I’ve never drunk Coke », explained Jean Imbert. “ Well, I’ll take you there once, you’ll see “, she added. A proposal which seems to have somewhat destabilized the cook. “ Is it a date? », he questioned with an embarrassed laugh.
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