A Brief History of the Fête du Travail — And Why It’s Especially Important This Year
May 1 is the Fete du Travail, or Workers’ Day. It’s more significant than ever this year in France.
Why is France Obsessed With Giraffes?
France takes its love for giraffe very seriously and the answer is quite a historical one.
French News in Context: 7 French Newspapers and Their U.S. Equivalents
So you want to read French and keep up with the news, start by reading something that interests you.
Is France Having a Bread Crisis?
Bread consumption in France is on the decline, according to the National Association of French Millers.
Why Do Canadian Zip Codes Have Letters?
Canadian zip codes are complicated for a reason — here’s how they work.
What the French Media Think About Taylor Swift’s French
Swift spoke French in her latest music video… but is it good? The French media assesses.
How Good Is Taylor Swift Actually At French?
Taylor Swift has spoken French before, just not in music.
French Chef Jean Imbert Melts Hearts By Opening a Restaurant With His Grandmother
Jean Imbert has given us yet another reason to love him even more by opening his latest restaurant with his adorable grandmother.
How French and American Companies Are Leading the Sustainability Movement
Despite the fact that profit margins are on the line, companies are leading sustainability initiatives like never before.
Stephen Colbert Creates a Smokey the Bear for France, ‘Fumez Le Bear’
He’s like Smokey The Bear. But he actually smokes.
This Is Where To Get The Official Best Baguette In Paris
The best baguette in Paris was crowned by the city of Paris on April 19.
10 Things You Didn’t Know About Notre-Dame Cathedral
Learn a bit about Notre-Dame Cathedral’s history.
