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2,500 revelers in baroque costumes dance until dawn at Versailles' masked ball
VERSAILLES, France (AP) — Dressed in their finest baroque costumes and signature masks, guests danced the night away at the Palace of Versailles. On Saturday night, the Great Masked Ball brought together 2,500 costumed revelers, who partied until dawn from the iconic Orangerie to the Ballroom Grove, an amphitheater of greenery laid out in the grandiose gardens designed by André Le Nôtre. This year's theme — Animal is the Future — fused dance performances, DJ sets, and vibrant visuals, captivating a crowd required to be fully costumed and masked to gain entry and entertain themselves. Here is a photo gallery curated by AP photo editors.
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Johnny Depp makes rare comments about raising his kids Lily-Rose and Jack with ex Vanessa Paradis
Johnny Depp is proud to be a family man. The 'Pirates of the Caribbean' actor, 62, looked back on raising his two kids, Lily-Rose, 26, and Jack, 22, with ex Vanessa Paradis in France in a new interview with The Sunday Times. 'This is a portrait of my daughter, Lily-Rose,' Depp, 62, told the interviewer about the painting hanging behind him. Advertisement 11 Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis at the 2009 Academy Awards. AP 11 Throwback photos of Lily-Rose Depp and Jack Depp. Lily Rose Depp/ Instagram 'I never finished it,' the actor continued. 'She was ten then, and 25 now.' Advertisement He went on, 'Years get away from us, don't they? I'm of the empty-nest syndrome.' 11 Lily-Rose Depp, Johnny Depp, Amber Heard at the Stella McCartney 2016 Fall Presentation party. David X Prutting/BFA/Shutterstock Depp and Paradis, 52, welcomed Lily-Rose in 1999 and Jack in 2002. Lily-Rose is an actress best known for her roles in 'The Idol' and 'Nosferatu,' while Jack lives his life out of the spotlight as a bartender in Paris. The former couple, who dated from 1998 to 2012, raised their kids in an estate near St. Tropez before they later moved to Los Angeles. Advertisement 11 Lily-Rose Depp attends 'The Idol' photocall at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival. FilmMagic 11 Lily-Rose Depp attends a 2025 NBA playoffs game in Los Angeles. NBAE via Getty Images When asked what he misses about having his children around, Depp replied: 'Oh man, my kids growing up in the south of France in their youth?' 'I was Papa,' he recalled. 'I cannot tell you how much I loved being Papa. Then, suddenly, Papa was out the window. I was Dad. But Papa was awesome and I'm getting old enough for Papa to possibly come back. Some motherf—er's going to have to call me Papa!' Advertisement 11 Johnny Depp with Vanessa Paradis at the 2006 Golden Globe Awards. Getty Images Depp also explained that he barely spends time in the US anymore and mostly splits his time between the UK and the Bahamas. 'Truly, the first time I felt I had a home was the place in the south of France where Vanessa and I raised the kiddies,' he told the outlet. 'That's the only place that ever felt like home.' 11 Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis at the 'Sleepy Hollow' premiere in 1999. Getty Images Elsewhere in the interview, Depp made rare comments about his relationship with his ex-wife Amber Heard, three years after their televised defamation trial that culminated with the jury siding with Depp on June 1, 2022. 'So, what were my initial dealings with what we call love? Clearly obtuse,' he said to The Sunday Times. 11 Johnny Depp and Amber Heard at 'The Rum Diary' premiere in London in 2011. UK Press via Getty Images 'And what that means is, if you're a sucker like I am, sometimes you look in a person's eye and see some sadness, some lonely thing and you feel you can help that person,' the 'Sweeney Todd' star continued. Advertisement 'But no good deed goes unpunished, because there are those who, when you try to love and help them, will start to give you an understanding of what that malaise, that perturbance was in their eyes. It manifests itself in other ways,' Depp added. 'And the interesting thing is that it is merely a sliver of my life I have chosen to explore.' Depp and Heard, 39, split in 2016 after less than two years of marriage. 11 Johnny Depp in court during his defamation trial against Amber Heard. AFP via Getty Images 11 Amber Heard after losing her case against Johnny Depp. Getty Images Advertisement The 'Alice in Wonderland' actor sued Heard over her 2018 Washington Post op-ed that didn't name him but indirectly accused him of domestic abuse. The jury ultimately awarded Depp $10.35 million in damages, while Heard won $2 million in her countersuit. The 'Aquaman' star filed to appeal the verdict in the case, but she later withdrew and then settled. She agreed to pay Depp $1 million. 11 Amber Heard and Johnny Depp attend The Art of Elysium 2016 HEAVEN Gala presented by Vivienne Westwood. Getty Images for Art of Elysium Speaking about the accusations and the trial with The Sunday Times, Depp said: 'Look, it had gone far enough. I knew I'd have to semi-eviscerate myself. Everyone was saying, 'It'll go away!' But I can't trust that. What will go away? The fiction pawned around the f—ing globe? No, it won't.' Advertisement 'If I don't try to represent the truth it will be like I've actually committed the acts I am accused of, and my kids will have to live with it,' he continued. Depp added, 'So the night before the trial in Virginia I didn't feel nervous. If you don't have to memorize lines, if you're just speaking the truth? Roll the dice.'
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Studycat Introduces Kids to German Culture Through Innovative Kids' German Language App
Studycat's new app teaches kids German through fun lessons and cultural exploration, fostering language skills and global awareness. 'Our app helps kids learn German while exploring its culture, creating a fun and meaningful experience.'— CEO HK, HONG KONG, June 22, 2025 / / -- Studycat, a leader in children's language learning, proudly launches its award-winning 'Learn German - Studycat' app, designed to teach kids German while immersing them in Germany's vibrant culture. Available now on iOS and Android, this kids' German language app transforms education into a fun, cultural journey for children aged 3-8, fostering a lifelong love for language and heritage. Download the app for free on the App Store or Google Play. Start with a 7-day free trial to explore all lessons and activities. Visit for more details. In today's globalized world, exposing children to new languages and cultures is more important than ever. Studycat's 'Learn German - Studycat' app addresses this need by combining language learning with cultural enrichment, helping kids develop linguistic skills and a deep appreciation for German traditions. According to a 2024 study, children who learn a second language before the age of 8 acquire it as naturally as their native tongue, reaping cognitive and cultural benefits. Studycat's app leverages this window of opportunity, offering a play-based, immersive experience that makes learning German as engaging as a favorite game. The app's curriculum, developed by language and early-education experts, goes beyond vocabulary to introduce children to German culture through interactive lessons. Kids explore themes like colors, animals, and numbers while discovering cultural elements such as German fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and classical music traditions. For example, lessons may incorporate references to the Brothers Grimm stories or the melodies of Beethoven, connecting language to Germany's rich heritage. This approach not only builds vocabulary but also sparks curiosity about the world, preparing kids for global citizenship. Key features of the 'Learn German - Studycat' kids' German language app include: - Immersive Learning Environment: All activities are conducted in German, mimicking natural language acquisition without reliance on translations. - Cultural Integration: Lessons incorporate German cultural references, ranging from folklore to festivals, fostering a deeper connection to the language. - Interactive Games and Songs: Engaging activities, including speaking challenges and musical games, keep kids motivated and entertained. - Vocal Variety: Characters employ diverse tones, expressions, and accents to convey pronunciation nuances, thereby enhancing listening skills. - Safe and Ad-Free: A kidSAFE-listed environment ensures a distraction-free experience, suitable for ages three and up. - Offline Access: The app works anywhere—on planes, in parks, or at home—making it convenient for busy families. - Progress Tracking (Coming Soon): Personalized learner profiles will allow parents to monitor their child's growth. The app solves a common challenge for parents: finding educational tools that are both effective and engaging. Traditional language programs often rely on rote memorization, which can be boring for young learners. Studycat's play-based approach, backed by educational research, ensures kids stay excited about learning. A parent review on the App Store notes, 'My 6-year-old loves this app. It reinforces her German class lessons in a fun, interactive way.' This sentiment is echoed by millions of families worldwide who trust Studycat's apps to make language learning a joyful adventure. German culture is a powerful draw for young learners. Germany's contributions to literature, music, and science captivate children's imaginations, from the enchanting tales of the Brothers Grimm to the engineering marvels of companies like Siemens. By introducing these elements, Studycat's kids' German language app not only teaches language but also inspires kids to explore Germany's legacy. This cultural connection aligns with a growing trend: a 2025 report projects the global language learning app market will reach $26 billion by 2032, driven by demand for culturally rich educational tools. Studycat's commitment to quality has earned recognition from educational bodies, with its apps praised for innovation and effectiveness. The company's focus on immersive learning ensures kids develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in a holistic way. Immediate feedback within games encourages a growth mindset, helping children learn from mistakes and build confidence. Whether it's mastering the word 'rot' (red) or singing a German nursery rhyme, every step feels like an achievement. About Studycat Studycat is a global leader in children's language learning, offering immersive apps in English, Spanish, French, German, and Chinese. Founded in 2011, Studycat combines expert-designed curricula with engaging games to make learning fun and effective for kids aged 3-8. Trusted by millions of families, Studycat's award-winning apps foster linguistic and cultural growth in a safe, ad-free environment. Press Relations Studycat +852 2868 1234 email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
