When America’s David Sedaris decided to move to Paris, it was to learn the language. What ensued was a hilarious insight into the illusive capital, whose truth is sometimes eclipsed by those lights for which it is so famous.
No other city in the world has challenged me quite like Paris has. While some would say that New York is the toughest city on the planet, I would have to argue that Paris is a strong contender for that title.
Anne Berest’s fascinating ode to Francoise Sagan, 'Sagan, Paris 1954' is an exploration of a dynamic French icon.
Stephanie analyses the intrigue behind the latest reading craze to hit France. Auto-fiction: a cross between a fiction novel and an autobiography.
Voila le peintre français haut en couleur... Bernard Cadène
Christelle uncovers the story of French painter Bernard Cadène and his colourful toolbox...
Tuong-An Huynh visited the Frida Kahlo and Diego Riviera exhibition at L’Orangerie, one of Paris' most well-known museums.
'Provence 1970' offers a taste of what went on in the lives of some of the French culinary giants- not just about recipes!
As the original entrepreneur, la veuve Clicquot has a lot to teach us modern day creators and professionals.
I'm often asked what I actually do – “for a real job”. There’s no catch...
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Magazine – Events – Experiences
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