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By The Archaeology News Network on Sep 20, 2018 in: Archaeology, Europe, France, Heritage
A barge built secretly for Napoleon Bonaparte in 1810 to inspect his imperial fleet had its crown removed in a delicate museum operation Tuesday ahead of the vessel's move to a new home on the coast of Brittany. The Imperial Canoe is to be moved fro...
By RedState on Sep 17, 2018 in: Canada, Economy, Education, Government, Politics, Economics, France
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appeared on CNN’s State of the Union Sunday and really did it up right. In the game of winceworthiness, the socialist stepped up to the plate, batted the dirt off her cleats, squinted into the cheap seats,...
By The Archaeology News Network on Sep 14, 2018 in: England, France
The British mainland was formed from the collision of not two, but three ancient continental land masses, according to new research. Credit: European Space AgencyScientists have for centuries believed that England, Wales and Scotland were created by...
By Total Flanker on Sep 12, 2018 in: France
Former French captain Marc Cecillon - perhaps best known in England for being smashed in a tackle by Mickey Skinner in the 1991 World Cup Quarter Final - is apparently back in prison.In 2004 Cecillon, who suffered problems with alcohol and...
If you’re trying to find out how you can watch Germany vs. France in the UEFA Nations League, you’ve come to the right place. In the first-ever high-profile game of the UEFA Nations League, Germany...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Aug 31, 2018 in: France, paintings, Switzerland
Notable German art dealer Hildebrand Gurlitt (1895–1956) was the son of a famous art historian, Cornelius Gurlitt I (1850–1938), and grandson of Louis Gurlitt (1812–1897), an important C19th landscape artist.Early in his career in the...
Pee Wars. If you’re a woman in France and you have to pee, urine trouble. At least, that’s the message vandals in Paris hope to send. The city has recently had a problem with men liquidly relieving themselves in the streets.