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Cabaret: uncovering Paris' sexiest tradition

In today's special Culture show - some call it high art while others might argue that it's just a strip show. The team hit the streets of Paris to discover the history of Cabaret and its role in modern day life. From the Crazy Horse to the art of burlesque, we're lifting the curtain on this French tradition. And no, this isn’t just one for the boys!

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24/09/2009 - Culture

The Fierry Furnaces band

In this edition of culture, Eve Jackson interviews the singer of the Fierry Furnaces band about their 8th album and their sucess. Then we discover "the Age of Stupid" an eco documentary about the dangers of consumtion.
24/09/2009 - Culture

25 years of London Fashion week

In today’s culture, Eve Jackson looks back at 25 years of London fashion week, plus a facelift for Paris’ Crazy Horse caberet and music with Irish/French starlet Carly Sings.
24/09/2009 - Culture

The Naive New Beaters

In this edition of culture, we meet the group Naive New Beaters, then we analyse the success of Egyptian TV series during the Ramadan. Finally we take a look at the 63th edition of the Emmy awards.
24/09/2009 - Culture

The Grazia magazine

Today on culture some news from the Toronto film festival, the big rehearsal before the Academy awards. Then Clovis Casali will be talking fashion with Yseult Williams editor in chief of Grazia magazine.
24/09/2009 - Culture

Urban arts

This culture magazine looks at urban arts. Nowadays graffiti artists show their work in the most prestigious galleries around the world. Augustin Trapenard will also be on the set to talk about books on this very contemporary form of art.

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Culture like Art is subjective

I think the show is brilliantly put together, covering a great mix of traditional and contemporary culture. I find the show interesting, informative but above all enjoyable. The topics covered are well chosen, and the product is first class as you would expect.
We are free to choose our own definition of what we consider to be culture, as are we free to watch something else if for example it doesn’t fit in with our own blinkered view of reality. Not to exercise that right is well . . .

Liberté is a wonderful thing !
Keep up the good work all on the Culture Team.

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