Ali Akbar started selling papers on the streets in 1974. He is still at it, winning over Parisians and presidents with ...

Akbar, known for his quick wit and infectious smile, is believed to be the last newspaper hawker in France. He’s a fixture at legendary spots like Café de Flore and Brasserie Lipp, where he sells ...

Sound-wise, PRODIGE doesn’t mess around. Thanks to Focal drivers, aptX HD Bluetooth, and a finely tuned acoustic design, it delivers rich, immersive stereo with bass that hits hard and clarity that ...

One of the most important photojournalists of the second half of the 20th century, Gilles Caron reported from scenes of ...

Look beyond crowds and you’ll find a charming destination in its own right, with antique stores, good restaurants and plush ...

In the past five years, Paris has seen more hotel openings that most major cities worldwide. Institutions like Le Meurice and ...

The Narrow Road to the Deep North by Richard Flanagan is one of the most viscerally challenging novels ever written about war ...

Name the sport and Kirstie Yu ’19 surely has something to say about it. When Major League Baseball is in full swing, she’s ...

WHEN Brigitte Macron first fell for the French President she was his teacher – and he was a schoolboy in the same class as ...

With UK theme parks and Disneyland Paris busier than ever, Mike MacEacheran suggests another option – and this summer, there ...

The Al Merenda band playing the Shoals, Great Kills, in 1946. From the left, Merenda (trumpet), Charlie Schaumberg (piano), ...

Korner is continuing its development and has unveiled its expansion plans in France. Founded in 2023, the group aims to ...