Monthly Archives: January 2012
The Oscars’ French Takeover
Francophiles have a lot to look forward to this Academy Awards. If award ceremonies had themes, the clear pick for this year’s Oscars would be France, and more specifically, Paris.
Eric Lavaine Interview
Eric Lavaine the French, comedy writer/director premiered his film “Bienvenue A Bord” at the “French With English Subtitles, Film Festival”, in NYC, this December.
Vintage Molière in the Digital Age
My favorite way to improve my French comprehension and vocabulary is to actually see and hear something simultaneously.
Thoughts on the Metro Art Show
The inaugural Metro Show art fair, which continues through Sunday at the Metropolitan Pavilion on 18th Street, is a must see.
A Moroccan Enjoys the Snowy Weekend
If it’s your first winter in New York City, you’ve probably heard at least once how harsh the season can be.
You, Us, We, Now!
After months of arguments, struggles, and suspense, the basketball season has officially been saved, to the great pleasure of fans and tourists, who could now attend at least one among hundreds of games.
Pictures of our French Culture Nights event at Taj Lounge (New York) January 18, 2012
On January 18, 2012, the French Culture Nights invited you to Taj Night at Taj Lounge (48 W 21 St) from 6.30pm to 1am. The event featured the works…
Interview with Eric Schaeffer
New York born Eric Schaeffer Actor, Director Producer of the award winning film, After Fall, Winter, opens at the Quad Cinema on 13th street in NYC.
Eat Like You’re in Paris… in the Meatpacking District!
While shopping at the high-end boutiques or hanging around in preparation for an evening out at one of the many nightlife venues the neighborhood has to offer, you’ll find it easy to eat like you’re in Paris in the Meatpacking District.
It’s Never Too Late To Dream
I’m sure most of us enjoyed the long weekend that commemorated Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. As a tribute to the charismatic figure, New York City hosted plenty of events in his memory.
