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En championnat de Russie, l'ancien joueur du Dinamo Moscou Alan Gatagov met son équipe de Tomsk sur la voie de la victoire grâce à un joli retourné face au Spartak Nalchik

Bande-annonce du film Tesnota : une vie à l'étroit<br />1998, Nalchik, Nord Caucase, Russie. Ilana, 24 ans, travaille dans le garage de son père pour l'aider à joindre les deux bouts. Un soir, la famille et les amis se réunissent pour célébrer les fiançailles de son jeune frère David. Dans la nuit, David et sa fiancée sont kidnappés et une rançon réclamée. Au sein de cette communauté juive repliée sur elle-même, appeler la police est exclu. Comment faire pour réunir la somme nécessaire et sauver David ? Ilana et ses parents, chacun à leur façon, iront au bout de leur choix, au risque de bouleverser l'équilibre familial...<br />www.premiere.fr/film/Tesnota-une-vie-a-l-etroit

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This Black Music Month, Tiny Desk is giving the ladies their flowers. We’re releasing nine Tiny Desk concerts from Black women artists, from veterans who’ve paved the way for what we hear today in Black music, to those who are carving out their own paths.

Bobby Carter | June 28, 2024
We conclude 2024’s Black Music Month celebration at the Tiny Desk with the catalyst for the all-female lineup, SWV. Year after year, I’ve begged who I consider the greatest girl group ever to come play the Desk. Like the other Black women we’ve hosted this month, SWV has yet to receive the proper acknowledgment for its influence over the past three decades. There was a moment, similar to the sing-along portion of Chaka Khan’s show, when Coko, Taj and Lelee were taken aback while the audience kept the party going after the band stopped playing “I’m So Into You.”

Sisters With Voices originated in the church before the group started recording R&B music. It broke through in the 1990s, a decade that was the pinnacle of girl groups. In a landscape including En Vogue, TLC, Xscape and dozens more, SWV remained in front of the pack, topping the charts, amassing gold and platinum plaques and breaking new ground in music, style and sexual liberation. Before playing “You’re The One,” Lelee introduced the song, reminding us that they “kinda took a beating for the team because our music was a little risqué.”

As a new appreciation for ’90s R&B has emerged over the past several years, SWV has reigned supreme. Watching the audience sway and sing to songs like “Weak” and “Rain,” I’m reminded of the lasting quality of SWV that continues to connect us.

SET LIST
“I'm So Into You”
“Right Here (Human Nature Radio Mix)”
“You're the One”
“You're Always On My Mind”
“Rain”
“Weak”
“Anything (Old Skool Radio Version)”

MUSICIANS
Coko: vocals
Taj: vocals
Lelee: vocals
E. Will: keys, musical direction
Shago Elizondo: guitar
CJ Mercer: bass
Toussaint Lipton II: drums
Curtis Jones Jr.: trombone
Theljion Allen: trumpet
Brent Birckhead: saxophone
Anisa Stoot: vocals
Donisha Berryman: vocals
Jayye Michael: vocals
DaNell Daymon: vocals

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Bobby Carter
Director/Editor: Joshua Bryant
Audio Technical Director: Josephine Nyounai
Videographers: Joshua Bryant, Maia Stern, Kara Frame, Alanté Serene
Audio Engineer: Valentina Rodriguez Sanchez
Production Assistant: Ashley Pointer
Photographer: Estefania Mitre
Animation: Jackie Lay
Florist: Kelanda Edwards
Tiny Desk Copy Editor: Hazel Cills
Executive Producer: Suraya Mohamed
Series Creators: Bob Boilen, Stephen Thompson
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins

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They Stayed Put, but Their City Disappeared<br />When they reached the chorus — "How sweet it is to live in one house, how sweet to live<br />in one hometown" — one of the singers, Safana Baqleh, began to weep into her hands.<br />"We need each other." For their spring concert, the women’s choir — the Gardenia Chorus, they called themselves — had chosen a repertoire of wedding songs representing the many peoples of Syria: songs in Arabic, Kurdish<br />and Circassian, songs from places now synonymous with ruin, like Aleppo and Hama.<br />"We are living in the same place but we have lost the people who lived here." In the narrow lanes of the old city, dominated by Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shiite militia and militant group<br />that backs Mr. Assad, funeral posters announce the deaths of smiling young men.<br />Still, it was impossible not to notice how Damascus had been altered since pro-democracy protests erupted nearly seven years ago, only to be crushed by President Bashar al-Assad and then morph into a civil war<br />that scattered Syrians across the world and turned their country into a chessboard for more powerful countries.<br />Still, some afternoons, government forces blast artillery into rebel enclaves on the city’s edge; in retaliation, rebels fire shells<br />into the narrow lanes of the old section of the city, not long ago killing a shopkeeper playing backgammon with his neighbor.<br />21, 2017<br />DAMASCUS, Syria — On a cool evening in early November, in a back room of the Damascus Opera House,<br />a women’s choir was rehearsing an old favorite, a sunny ballad from a childhood cartoon.

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Claire returns to Lallybroch with Jamie, where she does not receive quite the reception she was expecting. Unbeknownst to her, Jamie's made some choices in their time apart which come back to haunt them with a vengeance.

Circassian Dance (Adige Djegu) in Adigekhale, Republic of Adygea, 29.08.2009.

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Po needs an extra snooze before waking up for an energetic Tubby Phone Dance. In Tummy Tales, children enjoy acting out the nursery song 'Sleeping Bunnies'

Tens of thousands of Circassians, an ethnic group originating from Russia's Caucasus region, are believed to be living in Syria.<br /><br />But now many of them are trying to return to their ancestral homeland. <br /><br />The majority of the community are supporting the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and they fear reprisals if the opposition takes over.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Sue Turton reports from Nalchik in northern Caucasus.

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