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In Germany, 'economic stagnation threatens the very core of collective identity'. Michel Slomka's return to Birkenau: 'I'm faced with this square of emptiness'. Paris's Palais Garnier celebrates years of memories and fantasies. Pompidou Center showcases works collected by perennial rebel Jean-Jacques Lebel. Johnny Depp was feted by fans on Tuesday, May 16, as he arrived on the red carpet for the screening of his comeback movie at the opening of the Cannes Film Festival, which has sparked anger over the choice to celebrate the divisive megastar.
Depp, 59, sporting a ponytail and shades, spent only a few minutes schmoozing with screaming fans, posing for selfies and signing autographs, before the screening of French period drama Jeanne du Barry , in which he plays King Louis XV. He joined stars such as Uma Thurman, Helen Mirren β her hair a witchy stack of blue and velvet β and Elle Fanning, for the first night of the industry shindig on the French Riviera.
Michael Douglas received an honorary Palme d'Or, with the year-old joking about the fact he is two years older than the festival. While 21 films from around the globe are competing for the Palme d'Or β the festival's top prize β there have repeated questions over its choice of opening film.
