内容摘要：It was, in effect, the cinematic undoing of de Gaulle’s patriotic myth — that France had resisted as one, and that collaboration was the betrayal of a few. Ophuls showed instead a nation morally divided and unready to confront its own reflection.

It was, in effect, the cinematic undoing of de Gaulle’s patriotic myth — that France had resisted as one, and that collaboration was the betrayal of a few. Ophuls showed instead a nation morally divided and unready to confront its own reflection.

Regardless, excited locals were thrilled with the decision to telecast the race live since most couldn’t afford two tickets to both events, nearing $4,000 on secondary markets entering the weekend, or they couldn’t successfully navigate traffic from Speedway to downtown Indianapolis in time for tip-off.“The good news is (the Pacers game) is at 8 p.m. so the 500 will be done by then, and you don’t have to worry about going home and watching the race,” said Indy resident Nick Bustamante, who came to the race in a jersey of two-time NBA All-Star Tyrese Haliburton. “I’ll watch it here and then I’ll watch the game at home.”

Indiana wound up blowingHaliburton might be the best-known Pacers player after making two game-winning shots during Indiana’s playoff run and a buzzer-beater to force overtime in Game 1 against the Knicks on Wednesday. Others were represented, though.Some wore the jerseys of forwards Pascal Siakam and Obi Toppin, who attended college at the University of Dayton. Others preferred throwback jerseys — Reggie Miller and Detlef Schrempf — and still others, showed up in some iteration of Caitlin Clark jerseys, either the WNBA’s Indiana Fever version or her college choice, Iowa.

to defending league champ New York when Clark had the ball stripped on the game’s final possession. By Sunday, that loss seemed a distant memory, though, and for good reason. After Palou’s victory, everyone was tuning up for the grand finale.“It’s the best (day) in the world,” Heaviland said. “You know the 500 is, it’s like Christmas morning when you wake up and it’s race day. But then when you have a Pacers game, Eastern Conference finals, playoff game the same, there’s no other place I’d rather be.”

The Monaco Grand Prix may be “the jewel in

crown” but the race itself is rarely must-see TV. Sometimes, it’s downright dull.details just how the serial killer discovered his “dark passenger.” The show stars Patrick Gibson as the young Dexter and Christian Slater as his father Harry, who teaches his son to follow a code of ethics when it comes to murder. “It was simple. Kill the bad buys who escape justice,” we hear Michael C. Hall say in the trailer. Hall, who played Dexter in the original series, returns to narrate the character’s inner voice. Sarah Michelle Gellar and Patrick Dempsey also appear. “Original Sin” is just

“Original Sin” premieres Sunday on Showtime and streams on Paramount+ with Showtime.returns this month with cast changes for its ninth season. Home design expert Jeremiah Brent replaces Bobby Berk to round out the Fab Five. Fans may remember Brent from Bravo’s “The Rachel Zoe Project” or his design shows with husband Nate Berkus. “Queer Eye” dropped Wednesday on Netflix.

— Two sitcom favorites, Ray Romano and Lisa Kudrow, team up for a dark comedy inalso coming to Netflix. The pair play Paul and Lydia, a married couple at odds over whether to sell their LA home, which has some tragic family history. The listing draws a range of eclectic prospective buyers played by Linda Cardellini, Luke Wilson, O-T Fagbenle, Teyonah Parris and more. Paul and Lydia are quickly in over their head.