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Title: Paris Diary by Laure - A very personal and subjective view of Paris life for all of you who are curious of what's going on in France.

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While the two films on de Gaulle each last two hours and forty minutes and are both historically fascinating but really too long in their description of the General’s solitude during the war, “De la Comédie Française” is hilariously funny but almost too short with just 1 hr 10 minutes and no proper ending. I nevertheless laughed out loud with ...

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“Jean Charles de Castelbajac, the Power of Imagination” in les Abattoirs in Toulouse, is the most uplifting exhibition I have seen this July. Open since December 12, 2025, it will close on August 23, and has already attracted more than 330 000 visitors. Far from a deadly retrospective of the genius fashion designer’s career, it is a lively and well ...

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In his introduction to the catalog, art historian Mickaël Szanto, underlines one important element of the exhibition of “French drawings” which opened recently at Musée de Picardie in Amiens: some of them are presented in their original XVIII th century frames like Joseph Marie Vien‘s “Woman’s head turned to the right” and this is exactly the feeling we had, interior ...

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My little car is not red anymore but green so it can be perfectly incognito in the countryside and I indulged again in a week long excursion to the south of France. While my ultimate goal was the Aix en Provence festival with the very sexy thirty year old Klaus Mäkelä conducting the Orchestre de Paris in an exceptional Bartok’s ...

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