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Annette and Lost Illusions Win Big at the 2022 César Awards

Xavier Giannoli’s big-screen adaptation of Honoré de Balzac’s novel, Lost Illusions, won the top prize.

The last time I was in Ukraine, I flew to Budapest from Paris. I then drove to the Carpathian Mountains…

Today, France has been jolted back to a very dark time in its past, when a bloody war of expansion was raged by a land-grabbing despot.

You may know Coco Chanel and Joan of Arc, but you need to know these 9 history-making French women.

[Sponsored article] As winter keeps going on, we’ve recently found ourselves dreaming about Tropical places.

After weeks of tension, Russian President Vladimir Putin decided yesterday, on February 24th, to declare war and invade Ukraine.

If there is one piece you read this weekend, it should be this wonderful essay about Soutine’s atelier in Paris

I love pastry videos. What else can I say as someone who learned French by watching “Qui Sera Le Prochain Grand Patissier?”

We wanted to see the art in place, inside stone, inside the mountains, in the wet darkness.

Walking into the cave is like stepping back in time, because the paintings are the oldest ever found.

Yves Saint-Laurent said once, “I believe I have found [my aesthetic ghosts] in Mondrian, Picasso, and Matisse.”

Anyone who knows me well can tell you how crazy I am about coffee.