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By Art and Architecture, mainly on Jun 14, 2019 in: France, paintings
Marcel Mangel/Marceau (1923-2007), the legendary mime, was born in Strasbourg on the German border and raised in Lille until WW2. There he was introduced to music and theatre by his Polish father, Charles Mangel, who was a kosher butcher and a...
Filed under: Government/Legal,Green,Emissions,Electric,Hydrogen France will help its automakers make the eco-friendly switch.Continue reading France to uphold ban on sale of fossil fuel cars by 2040 France to uphold ban on sal...
By Life Hacker on Jun 11, 2019 in: interior design, france
Here at Jezebel, we’re always interested in what French girls, as a monolith, are up to—whether they’re sharing cute outfit pictures on Instagram or inspiring us with their perfect bangs. But why stop there? French girls also have great apartme...
By The Archaeology News Network on Jun 10, 2019 in: Archaeology, Europe, France
A grape variety still used in wine production in France today can be traced back 900 years to just one ancestral plant, scientists have discovered. Waterlogged Roman grape seeds like these were genetically tested to investigate grape varieties in th...
Filed under: Earnings/Financials,Government/Legal,Nissan,Renault But only if "it led to a more solid alliance between the two great car manufacturers."Continue reading France could reduce its Renault stake to solidify partnership wi...
Ah, the joys of foreign languages. To English ears, the French language can sound beautiful and flowing — if a bit difficult pronounce. But, thanks to this video from French Morning, we can now rest easy knowing the the people of France h...
By The Archaeology News Network on Jun 7, 2019 in: Archaeology, Europe, France
A stone believed to be about 12,000 years old and engraved with what appears to be a horse and other animals has been discovered in France. A generated image of the prehistoric sandstone plate and its engraving [Credit: Denis Gliksman/Inrap]The pre...