Armchair Travels, the 2021 Edition
Founded one year ago in the wake of the first pandemic-related travel restrictions, a Facebook group called “View from my window” has become much more than just a way to peek into other people’s back yards.
French Astronaut Thomas Pesquet: From Space Cadet to Space Station Commander
NASA’s Space-X Crew-2 mission is slated for lift-off on April 22, and the public gets a front row VIP seat. On board: the most popular astronaut since Neil Armstrong...
Grasse Mayor Jérôme Viaud Greenlights the Region’s First Wildlife Care Centre
Good news for injured or distressed wildlife in the French Maritime Alps: a much-needed space dedicated to their rehabilitation and safe release is about to open this summer.
Irina Brook Works Her Magic at Milan’s La Scala Theatre This March
The former TNN director has been invited to mount a Brecht and Weill diptych at one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses
Anonymouse: Sweden’s Four Legged Answer to Banksy
A mouse invasion has taken over Sweden and many other countries. But don’t sic your cat on them or dust off your rusty mousetrap just yet...
Merì, Sicily: A Tiny Town Pioneers the International Art World
The "Timeless Immortal Art" project gives Merì a definite place in the history book, and enduring fame to 60 artists from all over the world. But beyond that, it is also a beautiful tale of synchronicity and kindness
The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation: Calling All Wildlife Shutterbugs
If you are a talented and passionate animal photographer, this international contest is for you!
Painter Emmanuel Bellini’s Former Studio: One of Cannes’ Hidden Jewels
A chapel-turned-atelier-turned-museum in the hills high above the Croisette pays homage to an exceptional artist who marked Cannes like few others
“Back in America” – the Podcast that Explores America’s Inner Working
A fireside chat with prominent journalist Stanislas Berteloot to hear his answer to his own signature question: “What does America mean to you?”
Musée Masséna: The Living Memory of Niçois History Turns 100
A visit to Nice’s most popular museum, the Musée Masséna, is a journey back in time to the city’s golden era
That Plain Wall Over There? Unwhite It!
Street Art is suddenly becoming "a thing”. The small, quiet community of Mouans-Sartoux, a stone’s throw from Cannes, was an early and enthusiastic adopter years ago.
Monaco’s Underwater Photo Safari on Dry Land
A new outdoor photo exhibition invites viewers to learn about some of the world’s most precious marine heritage sites and better understand the species that inhabit them.
What You Always Wanted To Know about Kids’ Health but Never Dared to Ask Your Doc
Your child is sick? No need to go in panic mode. Rx: Toubib’s Book “Urgences or not urgences”, a manual for parents how to handle Junior’s ailments (and survive the ordeal)
Beirut, the City that is “Wine Made From the Soul of its People”
Beirut is unique in every way. Two Lebanese natives, one living there, the other one in Canada, tell us what it means to them.
Band Aid à la Niçoise: Celebrities Sing for the Devastated PACA Valleys
“Nos Vallées”, a newly released single with the participation of local and national VIPs, helps raise money to rebuild a region that has been turned to rubble by a historic storm