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Spotlight on swimwear: we look at iconic two-pieces by Eres as well as revealing, eye-popping designs on show at swim fashion week. Singer Beyoncé's new album artwork features creations by exciting young up-and-coming designers like Alexandre Vauthier. Finally, Jean-Paul Gaultier reveals his daring second collection for La Perla.
For more than a year now, anyone walking along Paris' Canal de l'Ourcq has had the view spoilt by a huge, empty building site. A very expensive building site, too. What is this hole in the ground for? Stephen Clarke tells us about this much coveted trout tank meant to host world renowned orchestras soon...
Today, Augustin Trapenard talks true stories that inspired fiction with two sensational books that are on everyone’s lips. "3096 Days", the disturbing memoirs of Natascha Kampusch. And "Room" by Emma Donoghue, a fictional variation on the Fritzl case.
Today in our culture segment, Lisa Nesselson tells us about "Scott Pilgrim vs The World" and "Lullaby". Two proudly quirky films that explore the power of romance, out today in France.
This week in the music world: the release of Welsh singer Duffy' new album, phenomenal American group Gossip curretnly on a European tour giving a unique concert in Paris on the 9th December and the discovery of Hindi Zahra, a young artist who has just won the prestigious international prize Constantin 2010.
Today in our art segment, we are getting onboard to Bruges Central, the Venice of the North, with its beautiful canals. Sean Rose takes us to the Urban Festival 2010 to see a lot of religious art - Virgin Marys, Crucifixions, Descents of the Cross and much more...
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