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Despite facing online backlash, Johnny Depp received support from Maiwenn Le Besco, who stood by his side as they walked the red carpet hand-in-hand

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A French Moroccan national has died and another was detained by Algerian authorities after an incident off the coast of Algeria, according to a French diplomatic source.