Film & Culture: Wil Aime is back with his self-funded, self-produced thriller “Who,” now on theatrical release across France and beyond, starring alongside a globe-trotting cast and pitched as a high-tension psychological story inspired by “Attack on Titan.” Sports (Basketball): Guyana’s basketball community is mourning the passing of former national player Merton Fitzalbert, remembered for shaping early national competition and earning recognition after a 1972 standby start tied to a French Guiana tour. Sports (Road Running): Independence 10K action delivered big wins as French runner Odylson Prika defended his Senior Men’s title and Attoya Harvey took Senior Women’s honours, with junior and masters winners also crowned. Sports (Cycling & Athletics): HGP Sports Pulse highlights Brighton John’s top finish in the Grand Prix Cycliste de l’Ouest in French Guiana and Independence Track and Field Classic dominance by Phillips and Solomon. Indigenous Rights & History: France moves to return remains of six Kalina people displayed in colonial-era “human zoos” in Paris to French Guiana after a Senate vote, marking a major step toward confronting colonial dehumanization. Travel & Wellness: TTW ranks the Top 30 wellness tourism destinations in the Americas and Caribbean for 2026, spotlighting luxury, sustainability, and wellbeing-focused getaways. Mobile Travel (UK): Sky Mobile UK doubles roaming destinations to 120 for £2 a day, making it easier for travellers to use UK allowances across a wide set of countries.