The fourteenth edition of Télérama Dialogues is set to take place from October 5 to 8, 2026, with events beginning on September 29. The event, which includes moderated conversations with various cultural figures, will be held at multiple venues including the Théâtre du Rond-Point, Palais de la Porte-Dorée, BNF Richelieu, and Maison des métallos. Reservations for the events are now open. Monica Bellucci will participate in an event at the Théâtre du Rond-Point on October 5. She has appeared in films such as Irréversible, 007 Spectre, and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice. She is also in the film Histoires de la nuit directed by Léa Mysius. Flavie Flament, a new host on France 2 and RTL, will discuss her experiences and her fight against violence against women and children. She previously filed a complaint of rape against Patrick Bruel. Léa Drucker will appear in La Vie d’une femme, directed by Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet. She has previously won two César Awards for Best Actress. Guillaume Diop, nominated as a "star" in the Ballet of the Paris Opera in 2023, will participate in the event. He joined the Corps de Ballet in 2018. Marina Viotti, a Franco-Swiss mezzo-soprano, will be present. She gained public attention during the 2024 Olympics for singing with the band Gojira. Camille, a whimsical singer and composer, will participate in the event. She has a career marked by personal and original projects. Pauline Bayle, a young director, will tackle the Mahabharata with an exclusively female cast. She previously adapted works by Leïla Slimani and Balzac. Colin Niel, a former engineer and master of choral storytelling, will present his novel Le Septième Siffleur. Nathan Devers, a young philosopher, will discuss his book Aimer Jérusalem. Vincent Dedienne, an actor, comedian, and singer, will participate in an event at the Palais de la Porte-Dorée on October 6. He is set to play Figaro in a play directed by Alain Françon. Jean-Paul Dubois, a French novelist, will appear. He has written twenty-two novels since 1984 and has won the Femina Prize and the Goncourt Prize. His new novel Chacun will be published on October 2. David Castello-Lopes, a former journalist turned comedian, will discuss the notion of pleasure in a new show. Smith, a photographer, will discuss his work capturing the invisible and composing a work in perpetual transformation. Ali Cherri, a Lebanese sculptor, will participate. His work is marked by the traces left behind by violence in the civil war in Lebanon. Rima Abdul-Malak, a former French Minister of Culture, will participate in an event at the Palais de la Porte-Dorée. Philippe Jaenada, a writer, will discuss his new book on the fate of L’Inconnue du quai de Javel. Bill Callahan, an American musician, will participate. He has released albums under the name Smog and has continued his musical journey under his own name since 2007. Fabienne Sintes, a journalist on France Inter, will discuss her career and the challenge of media coverage of the upcoming campaign. Cédric Kahn, a French film director, will participate. He has directed films such as Roberto Succo and Une vie meilleure. Cyril Pedrosa, a French comic book author, will present his graphic novel Nanbanjin. Camélia Jordana, a French singer and actress, will participate. She has won a César Award and is known for her work in theater and cinema. Dominique A, a French musician, will participate. He has written for artists such as Jane Birkin and Alain Bashung. Bérengère Krief, an actress and comedian, will participate. She is known for her role in Bref and her solo show Sexe. Jérôme Printemps Clément-Wilz, a director, will discuss his documentary on the culture of rape. Thibault Raisse, a co-author of an investigation on Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès, will discuss his book Le Con de minuit. Étienne de Crécy, a pioneer of the French Touch, will celebrate the 30th anniversary of his album Super Discount. Delphine de Vigan, a French writer, will participate. She has written novels focusing on humanist themes. P.R2B, a French artist, will participate. His repertoire includes electronic pop, rap, and techno. The launch evening on September 29 will feature Roschdy Zem, a French actor and director, and Gérard Zlotykamien, a pioneer of street art. Selah Sue, a Flemish soul singer, will perform with her fourth album Movin'.