Paris' iconic Moulin Rouge cabaret has successfully restored its famed red windmill, just in time for the Olympic torch relay on July 15. The windmill's sails had inexplicably collapsed after a show in April, also damaging part of the cabaret's illuminated sign, but fortunately, no one was injured, and the structure was not deemed to be in danger. A special ceremony featuring can-can dancing was held to mark the restoration. The Moulin Rouge, an emblem of the Montmartre neighborhood, celebrates its 135th anniversary this year and is a significant tourist attraction, drawing 600,000 spectators annually. Its windmill was first illuminated on October 6, 1889, and the venue was immortalized in the 2001 Baz Luhrmann film musical.