VANIER: And score one for pay equality in Hollywood. Mark Wahlberg is donating $1.5 million to the #TimesUp legal defense fund for sexual harassment victims and he's doing it in Michelle Williams' name. Reports that Wahlberg's pay checks for reshoots of his latest film eclipsed his costars by a whopping 99 percent blew up on social media this week. The two stars are represented by the same talent agency. Wahlberg says he fully supports the fight for fair pay. $1.5 million. Not bad.</s>VANIER: Well, there are baguettes and then there are the traditional baguettes, not the frozen kind you may find in a supermarket but the doughy delicacy protected by French law, made only with four ingredients and no added preservatives. Well, to keep it that way, French president Emmanuel Macron wants UNESCO to preserve the traditional baguette as World Heritage. Last month, UNESCO agreed to preserve the Neapolitan art of pizza spinning. So Mr. Macron says, why not the baguette? That's it from us. Thank you for watching CNN NEWSROOM. I'm Cyril Vanier. I will be back with the headlines in just a moment.
Macron to UNESCO: Protect our Baguettes