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The Tireless, Talented and Très Chère Line Renaud

The Tireless, Talented and Très Chère Line Renaud

If you’re planning a spring trip to Paris, the chance to see Line Renaud on stage is not to be missed!

Jan 13, 2012 by
Sans Pants

Sans Pants

While you are sitting on the train waiting for your stop, you suddenly see people behaving strangely. They are not wearing pants.

Jan 13, 2012 by
A Burlesque Quartet

A Burlesque Quartet

When I attended a new show a few blocks off Broadway this Thursday, that’s what I tried to do. It was a burlesque show, which, if you’ve ever seen Moulin Rouge, is deeply French.

Jan 13, 2012 by
Eat Like You’re in Paris… in Murray Hill and Gramercy!

Eat Like You’re in Paris… in Murray Hill and Gramercy!

Though you may feel the high-rises in these neighborhoods are distinctly New York, it is possible to eat like you’re in Paris in Murray Hill and Gramercy for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Jan 12, 2012 by
French Culture Nights first event of the year @ Taj Lounge, January 18th

French Culture Nights first event of the year @ Taj Lounge, January 18th

For our first event of the year, French Culture Nights invite you to Taj Lounge.

Jan 11, 2012 by
Apps for Fun and Education

Apps for Fun and Education

Like most people, I could sit with my iPhone and play Words With Friends for hours on end – so I have to exercise extreme self-discipline.

Jan 06, 2012 by
The End Of An Era

The End Of An Era

Two and one half is the number of the week, $2.50 to be more precise. When you read it like this it seems nothing.

Jan 06, 2012 by
One Night, Different Scenarios

One Night, Different Scenarios

Some facts in our lives never change. Every year, you hear the New Year’s Eve dilemma.

Jan 06, 2012 by
Eat Like You’re In Paris… In the West Village!

Eat Like You’re In Paris… In the West Village!

Here’s just one way you can spend the day eating like you’re in Paris in the West Village

Jan 06, 2012 by
A Means To Fight Oblivion

A Means To Fight Oblivion

For Pierre Gonnord, photography began as necessity. His brother’s death prompted him to abandon his studies in business and turn to photography, an avenue that could connect him to the incredible power of portraiture.

Dec 24, 2011 by