Discover how San Francisco's Francophiles are bringing the Paris Olympics home with local events, screenings and vibrant celebrations ..read more

Discover the captivating world of "Chien de la Casse" with our in-depth French film review. Uncover the secrets of this cinematic gem ..read more

As the third SCAD Film Festival draws to a close in Lacoste, Provence, with a surprise guest appearance from UK writer and director, Martin McDonagh, English actress, screenwriter and producer Phoebe Waller-Bridge and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, rumoured to be the next James Bond, we chat to Andra Reeve-Raab, Dean of the School of Film & Acting, SCAD, to get her thoughts on this year’s event. Source ..read more

Rhum Barbancourt, a revered name in the world of rhum connoisseurs, offers a distinctive profile that combines tradition, craftsmanship, and the vibrant essence of Haiti. Among its celebrated lineup, the Rhum Barbancourt 4-Year stands out as a testament to the brand’s commitment to excellence and quality. Let’s delve into what makes this particular expression a notable choice for enthusiasts and... Source ..read more

The Loire Valley epitomises France; rolling countryside, luscious vineyards, quaint French villages with traditional boulangeries and, of course, the countless châteaux that line the Loire River. No trip to the Loire Valley is complete without visiting at least one of the magnificent castles, but this stunning area of France has so much more to offer. Here are ten things to do in the Loire Valley... Source ..read more

Head to the Somme and the seaside town of Mers-les-Bains for a meal cooked by one of France’s most intriguing up-and-coming chefs. With summer temperatures rising uncomfortably around the Mediterranean, many old-fashioned seaside resorts in northern France are enjoying a new wave of popularity. Most of them have long been popular with British travellers, but now they’re also getting a look-in from... Source ..read more

A proper discovery of the storied city of Reims, in the Marne, has to include these five experiences. If you only do one special thing while in Reims make it a visit and tasting at one of the city’s maisons de champagne. There are many renowned houses to choose from and you can easily book online, which you should do in advance. You can also ask at the tourist office in the main square in front of... Source ..read more

What history lies behind street names in France? Take a stroll through French streets to find out where their names come from. There are thousands of streets in France and each one has a name. Many are basic, reflecting their location. For example, the most popular street name in France is Rue de l’Église (Church Street). In the US the most popular name is Main Street and in the UK it is High... Source ..read more

Picardy-born singer-songwriter Grégoire Boissenot, who simply goes by the stage name Grégoire, was drawn to music at an early age. At just eight years old, he took an instant shine to piano-based pop classics such as the Beatles’ Let It Be, John Lennon’s Imagine and Elton John’s Your Song, and this kickstarted a creative journey that continues today with the release of Vivre, his latest album. Source ..read more

Set among the rolling hills of the Lot, Domaine Fabriges is a stunning, countryside château complete with heated pool, 12 ensuite bedrooms and an inspiring renaissance story. The château caught the eye of owner Genevieve Brunwin and her partner 14 years ago. The Jersey-based couple were looking for properties in France that could accommodate their family for holidays and gatherings. Source ..read more