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Bob Dylan, the return of a legend

In today's music show, we look at the return of US legend Bob Dylan with a 35th studio album, and we discover a new African pop sensation, François Kency. Finally, we introduce you to a new funk and pop duet, Immity.

Singing Comebacks!
26/02/2013 - CULTURE

Singing Comebacks!

Jimi Hendrix is dead, long live Jimi Hendrix and Radiohead’s Thom Yorke is back with a new musical project.
Cognito ergo "Argo"
25/02/2013 - CULTURE

Cognito ergo "Argo"

Anne Hathaway won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for letting them hack off her hair as Fantine in "Les Miserables" but - talk about sacrifice - our film critic, Lisa Nesselson, stayed up ALL NIGHT to watch the 85th Academy Awards starting at 2:30 in the morning, Paris time. She weighs in on the Academy's choices including questionable tactics to promote "Lincoln" and a surprise award presenter whose contribution may backfire.
From Books to the Big Screen
21/02/2013 - CULTURE

From Books to the Big Screen

It’s Oscar night this Sunday and it’s a stellar year for book adaptations – five of the nine nominees for Best Picture are films based on books. Our book critic Sylvia Whitman tells us about the growing phenomenon of cinema taking inspiration from literature.
Did You Hear the One About the Hot Dog that Helped Make the World Safe for Democracy?
20/02/2013 - CULTURE CRITICS

Did You Hear the One About the Hot Dog that Helped Make the World Safe for Democracy?

Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt threaten to make the King of England, George VI, eat a hotdog in the summer of 1939. And if that doesn't sound like an adventure film, nothing does. Our film critic Lisa Nesselson recommends "Hyde Park on Hudson", starring Bill Murray as Franklin D. Roosevelt. Plus, eye-popping experimental shorts from the 35th Clermont-Ferrand Festival of Short Films and a wonderful French book about filmmaker Michael Haneke.
Goldie Harvey: death of a Nigerian hip-hop icon
19/02/2013 - CULTURE

Goldie Harvey: death of a Nigerian hip-hop icon

We focus on the death of Goldie Harvey, a Nigerian hip-hop icon, shortly after her return from the United States where she took part in the Grammy awards ceremony. Revealed to the public by the TV reality show Big Brother Africa, she was only 31 years old, and so far the circumstances are not yet clear.

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