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La première soirée des portraits de la 21ème saison de L'amour est dans le pré a été diffusée ce lundi 19 janvier sur M6. Parmi les agriculteurs, certains ont touché en plein cœur les anciens candidats venus débriefer dans L'amour vu du pré, en deuxième partie de soirée. C'est le cas des deux frères, Étienne et Fabien.

It’s still unclear what the Boston Celtics are going to do at the trade deadline. Should they choose to pursue upgrades, they possess solid assets like Anfernee Simons ($27.7 million expiring contract) and Sam Hauser ($10 million cap figure), with an assumed goal to secure frontcourt help. An idea raised by The Athletic’s Jay King was to acquire Brooklyn Nets center Nic Claxton, who brings a blend of playmaking and defense to the table. Claxton stands out for his passing ability from the big position, though his rebounding on offense has been less dominant compared to peers. “With impressive court vision (4.1 assists per game), (Claxton) would give the Celtics frontcourt a different dimension,” King wrote on Wednesday. “But he’s also not as impactful on the offensive glass … His descending contract will pay him $25.4 million this season, $23.1 million in 2026-27 and $20.9 million in 2027-28.” Claxton’s four-year, $97 million deal offers long-term stability but comes at a higher cost than some alternatives. He has participated in 36 games for the Nets this season, putting up 13.1 points, 7.5 rebounds, 4.0 assists, and 1.4 blocks in 29.7 minutes per contest. Lately, he posted 10 points and six rebounds against New Orleans on January 14, along with 13 points, six rebounds, five assists, and three blocks versus Dallas on January 12, aiding Brooklyn amid their rebuilding efforts. Claxton serves as a versatile anchor in the paint when on the court. He joined the league as the 31st overall selection in the 2019 Draft by Brooklyn. In his seven-year tenure, he has featured in 347 games, averaging 10.6 points, 7.7 rebounds, and 2.0 assists with a 58.0 percent shooting rate from the field. More NBA: Jaylen Brown Scores 32 Points, But Celtics Fall To Pistons

The Buffalo Bills made a significant decision on Monday, parting ways with head coach Sean McDermott after nine seasons. Buffalo is likely the best head-coaching job on the open market, as whoever lands the position will work with quarterback Josh Allen. Many people have been throwing around the names of big-time head coaches for the role, but WFAN host Chris McMonigle believes former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick should be considered. “This is the kind of spot I think Bill Belichick makes sense,” McMonigle said on Monday during “The Craig Carton Show”. “If he takes the job, he knows Brandon Beane was made president. You don’t have to worry about him having ideas of running the entire show. He would come in just as the head coach, ready-made team. He has an opportunity to get right back into the Super Bowl talk.” The Bill have an opening at head coach and @CMacWFAN has an outside the box name for the Buffalo Bills to hire! @craigcarton @CartonShowWFAN pic.twitter.com/P8x5olipqw— WFAN Sports Radio (@WFAN660) January 19, 2026 Belichick is currently the head coach at North Carolina, but if the Bills come calling, there’s a good chance he would leave the Tar Heels. It would be a significant decision for Buffalo to bring Belichick on board, especially considering that his last few seasons in New England didn’t go well. However, Belichick would be strolling into a situation with Allen as his quarterback. When Belichick teams up with a talented quarterback, he can win at the highest level. More NFL: Patriots Predicted To Add 27-Sack Pass Rusher In NFL Draft

Despite failing haul in Kyle Tucker and/or retain Bo Bichette, the Toronto Blue Jays have had a positive offseason, especially when it comes to their starting rotation. Adding Dylan Cease and Cody Ponce to a staff that already includes Kevin Gausman, Shane Bieber, and Trey Yesavage was an undeniably strong start to the offseason for Toronto. But could the Blue Jays actually still be shopping for top-line starting pitching? Bleacher Report’s MLB writer Kerry Miller reminded us all on Monday that Toronto had an in-person meeting with free-agent left-hander Framber Valdez back in November. Miller then wondered aloud if the Jays renew their interest in Valdez, now that they missed out on Tucker and won’t be spending the $350 million they allegedly offered to the outfielder over 10 years. Ultimately, though, Miller concluded that a Valdez-Jays union is not likely. “Save for occasional mentions of the Orioles’ interest level, Framber Valdez’s market has been strangely quiet all offseason,” Miller wrote. “But he’s eventually going to sign somewhere, right? And the Blue Jays are clearly all-in on winning in 2026, right? It’s still an unlikely pairing.” “The Blue Jays signing Valdez would be about as superfluous as the Red Sox signing Ranger Suárez with all the rotation options they already had,” Miller continued. “It would also cost them way more … Every dollar the Blue Jays add to their payroll at this point comes with a 90 cent tax. So if they add Valdez at a $35M AAV, it would add $31.5M to their tax payment, too. They were willing to bite that bullet for Tucker, but for Valdez? Probably not.” More MLB: Blue Jays’ Offseason Lauded By MLB Writer

Ce lundi 19 janvier, Carla Bruni a rendu un hommage bouleversant sur les réseaux sociaux à une grande personnalité disparue à l'âge de 93 ans. Un homme qui a marqué sa vie.