Latest update: 20/01/2012 

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Mad for menswear

We're giving you the lowdown on the menswear shown at Milan Fashion Week where after-dark dressing, velvet and gilded glamour were key trends. Back in Paris, Japanese designers conquered the runway. Then we head to the Geneva watch fair where the most exciting looks included a 'poetic' watch and a diamond encrusted panther. Finally, which ten-year-old is set to be the new face of Versace?

Go over the wall, with Pink Floyd and Joy Division !
21/02/2012 - CULTURE

Go over the wall, with Pink Floyd and Joy Division !

Next Tuesday, Pink Floyd’s cult album « The Wall » will be re-released. And the fans will hear it in a way they never have done before ! The Wall will be re-released not only in a deluxe 3 CD edition that includes the double album remastered by the original sound engineer, but also a CD of demos entitled “Work in Progress”. But, there is also a Special deluxe limited edition. And you can call it Fireworks.
Murakami staged in Doha
20/02/2012 - CULTURE

Murakami staged in Doha

Our art critic, Sean Rose, was in Doha, Qatar, for the opening of a contemporary art exhibition. The Qatar Museum Authority is staging the latest show of Japanese pop artist Takashi Murakami at Al Riwaq, the extension of the Museum of Islamic Art. It's the first time Murakami is presented to a Middle Eastern audience on such a large scale.
French culture: would I lie to you?
17/02/2012 - CULTURE

French culture: would I lie to you?

This week, Stephen Clarke explains us why up to 46% of French people have to lie on their CV about their salary, in order to get jobs and apartments.
The childhood paradise lost
16/02/2012 - CULTURE

The childhood paradise lost

This week, we present two dazzling books on the trauma of coming of age. One is american, one is japanese, but both bring back the topic of the loss of innocence and the paradise lost myth.
Meryl Streep, the Oscar lady
15/02/2012 - CULTURE

Meryl Streep, the Oscar lady

In theaters, this week, meet Margaret Thatcher, the most controversial british Prime Minister. Directed by Phyllida Lloyd, 'The Iron Lady' gives her star, Meryl Streep, the opportunity to win her third Oscar.

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