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American Tourists Less Arrogant?

This New Yorker cartoon (from September ’08) makes me wonder, were American tourists really arrogant before? Isn’t that what we always said about the Parisians? In my own experience, I’d say 90% of Americans visiting France are not arrogant...

Art & Artists

Sunday Tea Invitation

Paris-based artist from Little Rock, Marcus McAllister, is back from his holiday travels and once again hosting his Sunday Tea Salon from 2-6pm. It’s a great way to see his latest paintings and journal sketches in a laid-back, friendly, international...

Paris Shopping

The Sales Start Tomorrow

The twice-annual sales throughout France, known as les soldes, begin Wednesday January 7 and last through February 10. Despite the many faux sales disguised as “promotions” in the past few months, nothing matches the frenzy that the soldes produce...

Around Town

A White New Year in Paris

Paris usually gets a few flurries, but I haven’t seen snow like this since 1995 (which coincided, unfortunately, with the longest transport strike in 30 years). It snowed on the 2nd of January during the night, and then again on the 5th from early...

Around Town

Britney Spears launches Circus in France

I like some of Britney Spears‘ music, but I don’t follow her career too closely. So I was probably the last person to know she was making a come-back. But yesterday her face was everywhere in Parisian news since her new album, Circus, launched in...

Paris Food & Drink

Best Baguette in Paris

Le Figaro recently rated the top baguettes in Paris. And not the “traditional” that has become trendy or any other exotic “flûte” or “craquant” but the humble baguette ordinaire. A plain white bread baquette...