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Des manifestations ont été organisées à Paris, Lyon, Nantes et Rennes à l’appel d’associations, de syndicats et de partis de gauche pour montrer leur solidarité avec le peuple iranien, visé par une répression qui a fait des milliers de morts.

Prochaine journée le 13 février à Prayssac. Le Comité Départemental Olympique et Sportif du Lot a lancé avec succès la première journée du projet « Héritage 2024 », le mardi 13 janvier 2026 au gymnase municipal de Saint-Céré. Cette initiative vise à promouvoir la découverte sportive et l’éducation à la santé auprès des jeunes générations, en s’appuyant […]

Disney World is blocking guests from viewing Happily Ever After, no longer giving access to hundreds who found an entertainment loophole. Credit: Victoria Mills ‘Happily Ever After’ at Disney World Blocks Hundreds From Viewing: Closes up Entertainment Loophole There’s a certain promise woven into a night at Walt Disney World—the kind that lingers in the air once the sun dips and the park lights glow. Guests gather along railings, hum familiar melodies, and wait for that first firework to bloom over the castle. It’s a ritual that defines vacations, proposals, and once-in-a-lifetime trips. For many, that magic isn’t limited to Main Street, U.S.A. Some Disney fans discovered a quieter, more intimate way to end the evening—one that pairs a hearty meal with distant booms echoing across the water. It felt like a secret handshake among seasoned visitors, a reward for those who knew exactly where to be at the right time. Over the years, that tradition became a talking point online, whispered between friends and passed along in planning forums. But lately, something feels off. Guests are reporting changes, uncertainty, and a creeping sense that this beloved experience may no longer be guaranteed. Credit: Inside the Magic A Disney Nighttime Tradition That Felt Too Good to Be True Few things are as iconic as Magic Kingdom after dark. Fireworks cap the night with emotional storytelling, synchronized music, and castle projections that pull at nostalgia in all the right ways. For many families, seeing the show is non-negotiable. That’s why the idea of enjoying the spectacle from a table—fork in hand, music drifting across the water—felt almost unreal. The experience wasn’t officially advertised as a fireworks package, yet it became a bucket-list moment for Disney veterans. Reservations were planned with near-military precision. Timing mattered. Table requests mattered. And when it worked, it felt like winning the Disney lottery. Credit: Disney Why Guests Have Been Relying on This “Hidden” Experience The draw wasn’t just convenience—it was atmosphere. Sitting down, escaping the shoulder-to-shoulder crowds, and still catching the finale made the evening feel elevated. It turned dinner into an event, not just a meal. Fans praised the ambiance, the soundtrack floating in from afar, and the sightlines across the water toward Cinderella Castle. It was never promised—but it often delivered. That consistency is what made the recent shift so jarring. Credit: Disney Rumblings Online Suggest Something Has Changed On platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Reddit, guests have begun comparing notes. Some report obstructed views. Others say they heard the music but saw nothing. A few insist it’s just bad luck—but many aren’t convinced. “The end of an era,” one commenter wrote. “We planned our entire night around it.” Another added, “Disney magic is about expectations—and this one hurts.” Speculation spread quickly, with theories ranging from crowd control to permanent operational changes. But the truth, as it turns out, is more structural. Credit: Disney Disney Quietly Confirms What’s Impacting the View Here’s where the picture finally comes into focus. Disney has confirmed that views of the Seven Seas Lagoon from ‘Ohana at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort may be partially or completely obstructed due to ongoing exterior maintenance. According to a disclaimer posted on the restaurant’s official page, beginning January 15, 2026, portions of the resort will undergo refurbishment. While ‘Ohana remains open—with no changes to menus, hours, or character dining—the sweeping waterfront views guests once relied on are no longer guaranteed. Construction at the Polynesian has been ongoing, including a new roadway entrance, roof repairs to the Aotearoa Building, and a full teardown and rebuild of exterior staircases. The work is necessary—but it comes at a cost to one of Disney’s most cherished unofficial experiences. Credit: Disney What This Means for Future…

La semaine marseillaise ne se résume pas à un simple déplacement à Angers. Dans un calendrier compressé, l’Olympique de Marseille joue gros, très gros. D’abord en Ligue 1, où un nouveau faux pas serait très malvenu après Nantes. Ensuite en Ligue des champions, avec la réception imminente de Liverpool. C’est dans ce contexte que Roberto De Zerbi a tranché, assumant des choix forts, à la fois tactiques et symboliques. Des choix assumés avant le choc européen Le technicien italien a décidé de faire tourner sans désorganiser. Dans un 4-2-3-1 pensé pour maîtriser le tempo, Hamed Traoré est titularisé à gauche, profitant de la suspension d’Igor Paixão. À droite, Timothy Weah est reconduit, tandis qu’en pointe, Amine Gouiri est préféré à Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, relégué sur le banc. Au milieu, l’absence de Arthur Vermeeren profite à Matt O’Riley, associé à Pierre-Emil Højbjerg. Derrière, la continuité est de mise avec Facundo Medina et Leonardo Balerdi dans l’axe, Emerson Royal et Murillo sur les côtés. Geronimo Rulli garde la cage. Un contexte piégeux à Angers Ce déplacement chez le Angers SCO n’a rien d’anodin. L’OM se souvient du nul concédé à l’aller au Vélodrome et veut éviter toute mauvaise surprise, malgré une arrivée perturbée par un retard d’avion. Les absences restent nombreuses, entre Benjamin Pavard diminué, Angel Gomes forfait et Nayef Aguerd toujours retenu par la CAN. En alignant ce onze, De Zerbi envoie un message clair : pas question de sacrifier le championnat, mais l’Europe est déjà dans un coin de la tête. La victoire est impérative ce samedi, autant pour rester dans le rythme que pour préparer Liverpool dans les meilleures conditions possibles.