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Marie Sabot appears within We Love Green’s institutional sphere following her honor in the National Order of Merit. The portrait tightens focus on the cofounder, a figure of the festival’s cultural and ecological identity. Credits: Philippe Levy / We Love Green, LinkedIn.

Culture

At Paris’s We Love Green 2026, a music festival turns ecology, culture and social debate into one public stage

2026-06-05

Rodolphe Saadé speaks at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2020. The CMA CGM leader appears in an institutional setting, between economic diplomacy and industrial power. Credit: World Economic Forum / Sikarin Fon Thanachaiary, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0.

Culture

Why RMC Sport could become CMA Media’s paid media bridge between RMC-BFM, UFC rights and subscribers in France

2026-06-05

Vincent Bolloré appears at the Global Conference at UNESCO in 2013. This contextual portrait highlights the influence of Canal+ and Vivendi in the media debate. Credits: Copyleft / Wikimedia Commons.

Culture

France 24 says a Bollore question turned a French film interview into a press freedom test for journalists

2026-06-05

Marjane Satrapi at Cannes in 2008, when Persepolis had already made her an international figure in animated cinema. The portrait accompanies the tribute to a free artist. Credit: Georges Bird / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0.

Culture

After Marjane Satrapi’s death, tributes revisit Persepolis, exile and her voice for Iranian women’s freedom

2026-06-05

Rebecca Ferguson, the face of Juliette Nichols in ‘Silo’, during a visit to Paris in 2018. Her portrait is used here as an editorial reference for the episode ‘Solo’, in which her character passes through Silo 17. Credits: Hugo Coucke / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0.

Culture

Silo season 2 on Canal+: Solo shows how fear rules the silos as Juliette’s story opens the path to season 3

2026-06-04

Lambert Wilson at the Cannes Film Festival on May 20, 2016, showing the calm precision of an actor used to major events. His name is now circulating around Nicolas Flamel, a possible French bridge to the new Harry Potter series. Credit: Georges Biard / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.

Culture

In HBO’s Harry Potter series, Lambert Wilson points to Nicolas Flamel before any official studio confirmation

2026-06-04

Raphaël Glucksmann appears at the Frankfurt Book Fair on October 13, 2017, in a tight portrait that isolates his face from the surrounding public bustle. The image accompanies the political duel opened with Jean‑Luc Mélenchon. Credits: Harald Krichel / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Society

Melenchon and Glucksmann turn 2027 into a leadership test for France’s fractured left after the 2024 vote

2026-06-04

Vector portrait of Charles de Gaulle, chosen to accompany the heritage debate around La Boisserie. The image places the public figure behind the family home, between national memory and private legacy. Credits: Wannapik Studio / Wannapik.com.

Culture

At Charles de Gaulle’s Colombey home, private rooms turn family memory into a French national heritage debate

2026-06-04

At the 2024 Berlinale, Renate Reinsve poses far from the unsettling corridors of Backrooms, which she later joins the cast of. The shot gives a face to the web myth’s passage into the international art‑house cinema championed by A24. Credits: Harald Krichel / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY‑SA 4.0.

Culture

With Backrooms, Kane Parsons turns an internet horror myth into an A24 breakout as TV plans stay open

2026-06-03

In-Depth Features: exclusive interviews, investigations and special reports

Victim of a stroke in 2004 that left her hemiplegic, Catherine Breillat never gave up on filmmaking. Despite physical fragility and industry obstacles, she continued her work with the same rigor. Proof that an artistic body of work can survive life's accidents and sometimes draw strength from them. Credits: Montage Ecostylia Media (DALL·E) — photo Ecostylia Media (Cinémathèque française, 2023); background: Jeliotb / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Montage distributed under CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

Culture

French filmmaker Catherine Breillat revisits the ‘Romance’ controversy through documents and chronology

2026-06-05

Culture

Marilyn Monroe at 100: the Cinémathèque revisits her films, her acting gifts and her drive to break free

2026-06-01

Culture

Interview with Chloe Dumoulin : from Schubert to Rachmaninoff, via Liszt, a living piano

2026-05-09

At the Maison de l’Amérique latine, Enriqueta Sugasti and Maria Rosa Kemlin appear in the hall before a Raíces Argentinas France benefit concert. The image reflects the spirit of this Franco-Argentine association: making Argentine culture a path to solidarity. In Paris, their commitment connects the cultural stage to support for Argentina’s most vulnerable populations. ©️ 2026 Raíces Argentinas France

Society

Between Montreal and Paris, Enriqueta Sugasti and Maria Rosa Kemlin help forgotten children in Argentina

2026-04-18

On stage, Juan Martín Scalerandi brings the pampas into the light, between raised voice and the wood of the guitar. ‘© Ana Palma’

Culture

In conversation with guitarist Juan Martín Scalerandi, at the heart of the Argentine pampas

2026-03-30

Fashion

NYC Live! in Paris: a Different Face of Paris Fashion Week Shows

2026-03-23

Society

Emmanuel Millard: Governing Means Making Trade-Offs

2026-02-16

In her light coat, Anne-Lise Polchlopek looks at the camera without artifice. On this calm face reads the promise of an evening where opera is told differently. The Philo-Concert on February 12, 2026 bets on this presence, both learned and accessible — a voice to enter lyric art as one enters a conversation.

Culture

Envolées Lyriques 2026 brings opera to a university hall

2026-02-07

Under the Eiffel Tower, three shores united: Puka Wali on tour, the red skirt as a compass, Paris as an anchor point.

Culture

Andean Music: Meeting the Trio Puka Wali

2026-01-13

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