British Airways and Iberia sign memorandum of understanding for merger
British Airways and Iberia of Spain have signed a memorandum of understanding on a merger that would create a European aviation giant to rival Air France-KLM and Lufthansa.
Don't miss Anthony Joseph and the Spasm Band tonight in Paris at the Maroquinerie. And at the Bobino Theatre you will discover with 'La Clique' a cabaret, a circus sideshow and a contemporary vaudeville at the same time.
Every Wednesday, our fashion reporter will be Jessica Michault. Today, let's debate with her about the extreme photo retouching. And after Sydney, London, Montreal, the amazing Show 'La Clique' is in Paris.
Today, a portrait of renowned style-maker Frédéric Fekkai.
Then, the new season at the châtelet theatre opens with two productions of 'the Magic Flute' and a competition of Human Beatbox takes place in Toulouse.
In this edition: the French version of the play 'Betrayal' by Harold Pinter and directed by Mitch Hooper is in Paris; in London, an exhibition of the painter Turner; the new album of Richard Bona.
In this edition of culture, book critic Augustin Trapenard talks about the Booker Prize winner - 'Wolf Hall' by Hilary Mantel.You will also discover the new museum in San Francisco honoring the father of animation Walt Disney.
The Bard’s plays are not always a heavy slog. “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged”, playing in Hong Kong until September 20 proves just that – zipping through the complete works in just an hour and a half.
In this edition: French actress Sara Forestier stars in Marcel Proust's "Confession d'une jeune fille", a play looking at the troubled life of a young girl who attempts suicide, and it's off to Mexico for the latest exhibition from David LaChapelle.
"Le Roman d'un trader" (Story of a Trader), a comedy loosely based on the multi-billion euro losses blamed on Société Générale trader Jerome Kerviel (pictured) in 2008, will run for three weeks at a Nice theatre from September 23.
In this new edition: Pierrette Dupoyet, the queen of endurance in Avignon, Canadian Wadji Mouawad and his eleven hours performance and Jeremy Ferrari's One Man Show.
In this edition: an exclusive report on lawless Somalia where war has become part of everyday life; new developments in the affair of a French journalist in Ivory Coast who disappeared five years ago; innovative theatre in Avignon.
