Earlier we read about Fête de la Musique in Paris. Every year, France celebrates the summer solstice with a nation-wide block party that goes until…
The 2nd half and full year 2008 Paris furnished apartment market report includes the latest data and analyses about the Paris market. Data on both…
New York City knows a thing or two about late night comedy shows– just ask David Letterman, Jon Stewart or Lorne Michaels of Saturday Night…
By the time February is over, most of us have had our fill of Fashion Week and flawless models. In London, New York, Paris and…
Every once in a while an iconic artist will capture the spirit of a generation. Just as Bob Dylan became the symbolic yet enigmatic figure…
Paris has always been a city of poets. French masters like Apollinaire, Baudelaire, Verlaine and Rimbaud all drew inspiration from the bustling capital. And even…
New York City can be a tough place. All the things we love about New York–the crowds, sounds and smells–can sometimes be the same things…
By the time May rolls around on the French Riviera, it’s already beach weather – but the real action is at the Cannes Film Festival,…
The enduring legacy of French colonialism is omnipresent around the world, heard in the dialects spoken in New Orleans and witnessed in the colonial architecture…
Late March sees the celebration of the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival at the British Film Institute in Lambeth, on the South Bank—a perfect…
