Elite

Elite (Spanish: Élite; stylized as ÉLITƎ) is a Spanish teen drama thriller web television series created and written by Carlos Montero and Darío Madrona and directed by Ramón Salazar and Dani de la Orden for Netflix. The series presents a large ensemble cast portraying students at an elite secondary school and their friends and features actors Miguel Herrán, Aron Piper, Mina El Hammani, Omar Ayuso, María Pedraza, Itzan Escamilla, and more.[1][2] The first season was released on Netflix on 5 October 2018. On 17 October 2018, Netflix renewed the series for a second season, which was released on 6 September 2019. The series was also renewed for a third season before the premiere of the second season
Plot
After their school collapses, three working class friends—Samuel (Itzan Escamilla), Nadia (Mina El Hammani) and Christian (Miguel Herrán)—are given scholarships to Las Encinas, the most exclusive private school in Spain, where the elite send their kids to study. The scholarships are sponsored by the construction company at fault for the collapse.

At Las Encinas, the three are initially ostracized by the wealthy students. However, Samuel soon befriends the rebellious Marina (María Pedraza), whose corrupt father controls the construction company. At the same time, Nadia becomes close to Marina's charismatic but arrogant brother, Guzmán (Miguel Bernardeau). Guzman's girlfriend, Lu (Danna Paola), dares him to take Nadia's virginity. Meanwhile, Christian becomes involved in a polyamorous relationship with aristocratic couple Polo (Álvaro Rico) and Carla (Esther Expósito).

Outside Las Encinas, Nadia's closeted brother Omar (Omar Ayuso) secretly sells drugs to make enough money to get away from his conservative parents. He soon befriends the son of Las Encinas' principal, Ander (Arón Piper), who is also Guzmán and Polo's best friend. Omar and Ander begin a secret relationship. Marina and Samuel begin to date but she also begins an affair with Nano (Jaime Lorente), Samuel's elder brother who is fresh out of prison and has debts to pay.

As the school year progresses, their lives intertwine in a clash of lifestyles, resentments, envy, and sexual attraction.

Through a series of flash-forward scenes of police interrogations, the audience is shown stories of the character's relationships that somehow lead to a murder.

Cast and characters
Main
María Pedraza as Marina Nunier Osuna, Guzman's sister and love interest of Nano and Samuel[4] (season 1)
Itzan Escamilla as Samuel “Samu” García Domínguez, one of three transfer students who falls for Marina[4]
Miguel Bernardeau as Guzmán Nunier Osuna, adopted brother of Marina[4]
Miguel Herrán as Christian Varela Expósito, one of three transfer students who is attracted to Carla.[4] (season 1-2)
Jaime Lorente as Fernando “Nano” García Domínguez, Samuel's older brother who just got out of prison[4]
Álvaro Rico as Polo, Carla's long-time boyfriend[4]
Arón Piper as Ander Muñoz, son of the Principal and tennis player who discovers his sexuality[4]
Mina El Hammani as Nadia Shana, one of three transfer students, a daughter of Palestinian immigrants, who garners the attention of Guzman[4]
Ester Expósito as Carla Rosón Caleruega, Polo's longtime girlfriend[4]
Omar Ayuso as Omar Shana, Nadia's brother and a drug dealer who falls for Ander against his father's wishes[4]
Danna Paola as Lucrecia “Lu” Montesinos Hendrich, Guzman's current girlfriend who strives to be at the top by manipulating Nadia and her teacher[4]
Claudia Salas as Rebeca P. (season 2–present)
Georgina Amorós as Cayetana G. (season 2–present)
Jorge Lopez as Valerio Montesinos Hendrich, Lu's half-brother (season 2–present)
Recurring
Ramón Esquinas as Ventura Nunier, Guzmán and Marina's father
Jorge Susquet as Martín, a school teacher
Ainhoa Santamaría as the police interrogator
Irene Arcos as Pilar Domínguez, Nano and Samuel's mother
Abdelatif Hwidar as Yusef Shana, Nadia and Omar's father
Elisabet Gelabert as Azucena de Muñoz, the school principal and Ander's mother
Rocío Muñoz-Cobo as Laura Osuna, Marina and Guzmán's mother
Alfredo Villa as Antonio Muñoz, Ander's father and tennis coach
Farah Hamed as Imán Shana, Nadia and Omar's mother
Lola Marceli as Beatriz Caleruega, a marchioness and Carla's mother
Rubén Martínez as Teodoro Rosón, Carla's father and Ventura's business partner
Liz Lobato as Andrea, one of Polo's mothers and CEO of an important magazine
Alberto Vargas as Pablo, Marina's ex-boyfriend
Development
On 17 July 2017, it was announced that Netflix had given the production a series order for a first season.[6] The series is created by Carlos Montero and Darío Madrona who are both credited as executive producers of the series.[6] In September 2018, it was announced that the series would premiere on 5 October 2018.[7] On 17 October 2018, Netflix renewed the series for a second season, which was released on 6 September, 2019.[8] On 29 August 2019, it was reported that the series was renewed for a third season.[3]

Reception
Audience viewership
On 17 January 2019, Netflix announced that the series had been streamed by over 20 million viewers within its first month of release.[9]

Critical response
On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the series has an 100% certified fresh rating with 10 reviews, with an average rating of 8.4/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Elite is highly digestible, technically strong trash TV for anyone with a guilty pleasure palate."[10]

Kathryn VanArendonk of Vulture stated in a positive review of the series that though "Elite is not pushing new boundaries in television, it’s not a self-serious reboot of an old property" and that in "spite of that — or more likely because of it! — its commitment to breakneck melodrama is undeniably enjoyable."[11] David Griffin of IGN gave the first season, a 8.8/10, highlighting that the series sets a "new standard for how a high school drama series should be done" and that "Elite may be the best high school drama on TV."[12] Natalie Winkelman from The Daily Beast mentioned in a positive review of the first season, that "with Euro-cool style and compelling characters, Elite is trashy, diverting fun."[13] John Doyle from The Globe and Mail complimented the first season in his review by adding that "Elite is no masterpiece but is one of those oddly satisfying, binge-worthy curiosities."[1] Kayla Kumari Upadhyaya from Thrillist recommended the first season in their review of the series by stating that "Elite might be the only show that could give Riverdale a run for its money when it comes to excessive slow-motion shots

كريم عبد العزيز

عن حياته
من خلال البيئة الفنية التي نشأ فيها الدور البارز في سهوله دخوله وعمله في هذا المجال فيما بعد دون أن يكون غريبا عنه. فقد كانت بلاتوهات التصوير والاستديوهات ليست بغريبة عليه منذ صغره نتيجه لعمل والده الدائم في هذه المجالات. انضم إلى معهد السينما عام 1994 وتخرج منه بقسم إخراج عام 1997، فعمل مساعد مخرج لفترة وجيزة ثم قرر التوجه إلى مجال التمثيل ليحتل الجزء الأكبر من اهتمامه في هذا المجال إلى أن جاءت لة فرصة التمثيل مع المخرج شريف عرفة الذي كان أول من قدمة للجمهور، ثم تم أختياره من الفنانة سميرة أحمد للقيام بدور ابن شقيقها في مسلسل «امراة من زمن الحب» كانت بداية حقيقية له ثم توالت عليه العروض إلى ان جاءت الفرصة ليلعب دور البطولة المطلقة أمام منى زكي وحلا شيحة في فيلم «ليه خلتني أحبك».

حياته الأسرية
والده المخرج محمد عبد العزيز وعمه المخرج عمر عبد العزيز. كما إن شقيقات والدته هن الممثلة سميرة محسن والكاتبة نوال مصطفى.

تزوج من الصحفية «سماح غنيم» في عام 2002، لكن زواجهما لم يستمر حيث انفصلا في العام التالي. في نوفمبر 2006 تزوج للمرة الثانية من «هايدي سرور» ورزقا في ابنتهما «ملك» في أغسطس 2007، ورزقا في «علي» مع نهايات العام 2010

Vier

VIER ("four") is a Belgian-Flemish commercial television channel. It is part of SBS Belgium and production company Woestijnvis.

As of 2010, the channel has a market share of more than 7%.[citation needed]

The owners of 4 also own and operate sister stations VIJF (formerly VIJFtv) and ZES. Broadcast entertainment, series, cartoons, movies, sports programmings.
History
The channel began broadcasting on 1 February 1995 under the name VT4. The channel initially had no Belgian broadcasting license and was transmitted via London (actually from Arqiva's transmission station at Brookmans Park in Hertfordshire).

Today, VIER broadcasts legally from Zaventem in Belgium. It is available on the cable network in Brussels as well as in Flanders. It's also available throughout Belgium on the IPTV network of Belgacom, who offers triple play everywhere in Belgium where VDSL is available.

HD broadcast
VT4 HD was launched as a temporary high-definition channel on June 7, 2008 to coincide with the kick-off of Euro 2008. It was merely a simulcast of VT4's schedule, but the Euro 2008 matches and all related talk shows were broadcast in HD. VT4 HD was available exclusively to Telenet Digital TV subscribers and was shut down on June 29, 2008.

On September 1, 2012 VT4 HD, along with sister channel VijfTV HD, launched as a HD simulcast. The channel was made available to Belgacom TV subscribers. On September 17, the day of the relaunch, both VIER HD and VIJF HD were made available for Telenet Digital TV subscribers.

Programming
Notable imports
The Simpsons
Friends
NCIS
NCIS: Los Angeles
Lost
Scrubs
The Mentalist
Sports
UEFA Champions League
UEFA Super Cup
Video on demand
C-More was the VOD service of SBS Belgium. The name and logo are the result of the C More Entertainment group which delivers pay-TV, C More Entertainment was a part of the SBS Broadcasting Group which was bought by the ProSiebenSat.1 Media group which sold it to TV4 Gruppen. After the relaunch of the channel the service has been renamed to MEER (MORE). The service is available through Telenet Digital TV & Belgacom TV and is available on its own website MEER.be

Duitsland Nederland

Deze lijst van voetbalinterlands is een overzicht van alle officiële voetbalwedstrijden tussen de nationale teams van Duitsland en Nederland. De wedstrijden tegen voormalig West-Duitsland, gespeeld tussen 1949 en 1990, zijn hierbij inbegrepen. Voor een overzicht van de wedstrijden tussen de voormalige DDR en Nederland zie Lijst van voetbalinterlands DDR - Nederland.

De landen hebben tot op heden[1] 43 keer tegen elkaar gespeeld. De eerste wedstrijd tussen beide landen, een vriendschappelijke wedstrijd, was op 24 april 1910 in Arnhem. De laatste ontmoeting, een groepswedstrijd tijdens de EK 2020 kwalificatie, vond plaats op 6 september 2019 in Hamburg.
Achtergrond
De voetbalinterlands tussen Nederland en Duitsland staan bekend als een van de interessantste derby's van West-Europa. Dat komt grotendeels door de grote rivaliteit tussen beiden landen en de achtergrond van de wedstrijd in het verleden. Beide elftallen staan hoog geklasseerd op de FIFA-wereldranglijst. De interland tussen beide landen kent een grote populariteit en wordt dan ook breed uitgemeten in de media.

Memorabele wedstrijden
Finale, WK 74
Voor het eerst in de geschiedenis verwierf Oranje een plaats in de finale, en speelde tegen West-Duitsland. Al in de 2e minuut van deze finale, zonder dat Duitsland de bal zelfs had aangeraakt, werd Johan Cruijff neergehaald en Johan Neeskens benutte de strafschop. Even is de euforie daar, maar na een half uur mochten ook de Duitsers een strafschop nemen, na een overtreding op Hölzenbein. Paul Breitner scoorde de gelijkmaker, en nog voor rust keek Nederland tegen een achterstand aan door een doelpunt van Gerd Müller. Duitsland kon de wedstrijd rustig uitspelen, en werd wereldkampioen (2-1).

Halve Finale, EK 88
In deze halve finale werd met de frustratie van het WK 1974 afgerekend, doordat Oranje met 2-1 wint van West-Duitsland (doelpunten Ronald Koeman en Marco van Basten).

2e Ronde, WK 90
In de achtste finales slaagde Oranje er niet in de Duitsers te verslaan. Nadat die Mannschaft na rust met 2-0 de leiding nam was het gedaan. In deze wedstrijd vond tevens het befaamde spuugincident plaats, waarbij Frank Rijkaard Rudi Völler bespuugde. Rijkaard houdt daaraan de bijnaam "De Lama" over. Ronald Koeman mocht in de laatste minuut nog een tegendoelpunt aantekenen uit een strafschop, maar de winst was voor de Duitsers.

Oranje helmen
Voor het WK 2006 in Duitsland kwamen er oranje nazi-helmen op de markt. Deze helmen werden door het bedrijf Free Time Products verkocht als grap richting organisator Duitsland en waren voorzien van teksten als Jetzt Geht's Losssss, Aanvalluuuh en Hup Holland Hup. In twee weken tijd zouden er zo'n ruim 15.000 verkocht zijn. De KNVB was niet te spreken over de helm en verbood de hoofddeksels in stadions.

Bozar

The Centre for Fine Arts (French: Palais des Beaux-Arts, Dutch: Paleis voor Schone Kunsten) is a cultural venue in Brussels, Belgium. Often referred to as BOZAR (a homophone of Beaux-arts) or PSK, the building was completed in 1929 at the instigation of Henry Le Bœuf (1874–1935) and includes exhibition and conference rooms, a cinema and a concert hall, which serves as home to the National Orchestra of Belgium.
Following the First World War, the Belgian Parliament initially denied funding for the plans by Belgian Art Nouveau architect Victor Horta.[1] With the founding of the Société du Palais des Beaux-Arts in 1922, the project was revived with several restrictions: the city supplied a very irregular area on the slope between the higher and the lower part of the city; the main facade had to house shopping facilities; and the height of the building was restricted so as not to compromise the King's view of Brussels' skyline from the Royal Palace. It took more than a decade to complete the complex, which contains a large concert hall, a recital room, a chamber music room, lecture rooms, and a vast gallery for temporary exhibitions. He managed to put together this array of different functions on a rather small building plot with restricted conditions using more than 8 building levels with a large part situated underground.

Since 2002, the Belgian federal intuition has chosen the brand name BOZAR, which has eight artistic departments: BOZAR Expo, BOZAR Music, BOZAR Cinema, BOZAR Dance, BOZAR Theatre, BOZAR Literature, BOZAR Studios and BOZAR Architecture. BOZAR is home to the National Orchestra of Belgium, the Société Philharmonique/Philharmonische Vereniging, which invites the world's major orchestras and performers to appear at Le Boeuf Hall. The finals of the Queen Elisabeth Music Competition are also held there. Up to 10 exhibitions a year are organised at BOZAR, and have included Jeff Wall, Luc Tuymans, Frida Kahlo, Lucas Cranach, Gilbert & George, Wim Delvoye, Venetian and Flemish Masters, and "It's not only rock'n'roll Baby".

Directors
Robert, 7th Duke d'Ursel
2002–present: Paul Dujardin[2]
Facilities
Henry Le Bœuf Hall, with seating capacity for 2,200
Chamber Music Room, with seating capacity for 476
Victor Horta Hall (Great Sculpture Hall)
Studio Recital Hall, with seating capacity for 210
Salle Terarken, a multi-purpose hall
Exhibition rooms

آمال بنت

أمل بنت بشير (بالفرنسية: Amel Bent)، اسمها الكامل أمل بنت بشير، مغنية فرنسية ولدت في 21 يونيو 1985 بباريس (فرنسا)، عن أب جزائري وأم مغربية

Amel Bent

Amel Bent (born Amel Bachir; 21 June 1985 in Paris) is a French R&B and pop singer who gained fame after reaching the semi-finals of season 2 of French TV series Nouvelle Star. She is "Nouvelle Star" best selling artist.
Amel Bent grew up in the French commune of La Courneuve[1] with her Algerian father and Moroccan mother. She has a brother and a sister.[1][2] Her career jump started after making it to the semi-finals of the reality TV show Nouvelle Star 2, France's version of Pop Idol. Although her performance did not make it to the finals, she was still noticed by some of the show's producers, and would end up making her début album later that year, titled: Un Jour d'été, released in late 2004. The album would sell more than 550,000 copies in France alone,[3] but the success of the album would ultimately be derived from the single, "Ma Philosophie", which would sell at more than 500,000 copies, staying at the No.1 slot, in France, for more than six weeks during and after sales.

In 2012, Bent was one of the contestants during the Third Season of Danse avec les stars. She and her partner Christophe Licata finished in second place, but won the celebrity dancing show's Christmas special.[4]

For her single "je reste" 2011, Bent co-starred with the actor from Metal Hurlant Chronicles Karl E. Landler [5][6]

Discography
Awards
2005 : Nominated at the MTV Europe Music Awards like Best French Act
2006 : Nominated at the NRJ Music Award like Francophone Revelation of the Year
2006 : Win the European Border Breakers Award of The Best French Act
2006 : Win the Victoires de la Musique of The Revelation of the Year
2008 : Nominated at the NRJ Music Award like Francophone Female Artist of the Year
2010 : Nominated at the NRJ Music Award like Francophone Female Artist of the Year
2013 : Nominated at the NRJ Music Award like Francophone Female Artist of the Year