C as in Chanel. The day is question is today, April 8th. Today is the day that Chanel increases prices on it’s classic bags by 25% worldwide, decreases prices in China by 20%, initiates a leveling of merchand...
Still warm enough for open toe shoes and it's Friday - Double Whammy of Awesomeness!
Victoria Beckham opened her first store yesterday in London and it is an environment of beauty worthy of her luxe ...
RENNES, France -- Many French people say the political career of Dominique Strauss-Kahn is history, yet talk about the New York-based sex scandal of the former International Monetary Fund director and top candi...
PARIS -- A partial Wikileaks-leaked cable written in November 2005 by the American Embassy in Paris, most likely to the Secretary of State's office sheds light on violence in France and the government’s react...
PARIS -- A 2009 memo from the US Embassy in Paris to the Secretary of State's office released in the latest batch of Wikileaks documents, details French President Nicholas Sarkozy’s efforts to cultivate the r...
PARIS -- A 2008 cable sent from the American Embassy in Paris to the Secretary of State and other U.S. embassies around the world outlines the history of the diplomatic relationship between France and Africa, a...
LAVAL, France -- “When the rights of some women progress, the rights of others take on a new light and then all of humanity starts to move.”
These words hung in the center of an exhibit entitled Rendons nos ...
LAVAL, France -- Former French President Jacques Chirac now faces two sets of corruption charges after a French judge signed an ordinance Monday summoning him to appear before a criminal court in Paris.
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MARSEILLE, France -- Imagine the result if Fenway Park went uncleaned for 15 Red Sox home games in a row. This might give you a faint idea of what Marseille, France’s second largest city and most important sea ...
The famed Louvre museum quickly resolved its quarrel with Egypt yesterday by agreeing to return the steles Egyptian antiquities chief Zahi Hawass accused them of purchasing on the black market, the New York Times reports.
Egypt has severed ties with Paris’ Louvre museum in an argument over artifacts antiquities chief Zahi Hawass claims were stolen by the world famous art museum.
Courjault, the infamous Frenchwoman who confessed to killing three of her own babies and hiding two of them in the freezer of her home in South Korea, now stands trial in Tours, France.
By buying up all outstanding shares of Atari stock, Infogrames has completely absorbed a company they already controlled as their American distribution arm.