Country and Town House on MSN

Best Hotels in Paris To Fall In Love With

Perhaps it’s over-romanticized, but the City of Light has our attention for a reason: a revolutionary spirit, unparalleled ...
The Harvard Crimson

Artist Profile: Eleni Paris ’26, a Village In One

Despite her solo artist status, Eleni P. Sekas-Dadian ’26 — professionally known as Eleni Paris — is proof that great art requires a village of people and life experiences in order to be made. Born to ...

Ten Years In, A Cult Art Fair In Paris Hits Its Stride

Paris Internationale art fair’s anniversary edition reaffirmed its commitment to risk, access and experimentation.
The Chosun Ilbo on MSN

Paris Lecture Traces Hallyu Roots to 1920s Modernity

Artists and Intellectuals Between France and Korea'** was held at the Korean Cultural Center in Paris on the 27th. Over 100 Parisian citizens gathered to explore the origins of Hallyu (Korean Wave), ...

Holiday Season Kicks Off: Rockettes Mark 100 Years and Paris Lights Up

The Radio City Rockettes are kicking off their 100th anniversary with the annual “Christmas Spectacular” at Radio City Music ...
Louder

A set of classics is ideal for an anniversary release, which also celebrates the return of Mike Portnoy

The essential pairing of Overture 1928 and Strange Déjà Vu follow with a giddy sense of excitement. The balladic Hollow Years ...
Architectural Digest

This 151-Square-Foot Paris Apartment Takes Inspiration From 1920s Ocean Liners

One of Thomas Christiaen’s latest projects, located in the 20th arrondissement, is a 151-square-foot Paris apartment that tells the story of his unusual path to becoming an interior designer. After ...
The New York Times

How to Keep Opera Alive? Start Talent Young and Broaden the Stage.

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by A youth orchestra program for musicians as young as 8 is part of Paris Opera’s effort to widen access to the art form and secure its future. By ...
Rolling Stone

‘The Best Way to Heal Is to Share It.’ Bataclan, 10 Years Later

T en years ago today, Ismaël El Iraki was deep in the pit of the Bataclan, reveling in the saturated guitars of an Eagles of Death Metal concert. Without warning, three Islamic State extremists ...
The Financial Times

Paris Opera’s Die Walküre is a tangled affair with terrific music — review

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Much hair is pulled in the course of this staging of Wagner’s Die Walküre. Hunding pulls Sieglinde’s hair.
The Forward

Why a concert hall should be the last place for a protest — particularly an antisemitic one like this

In the opening lines of his recently published memoir, the pianist Sir Andras Schiff, born to Hungarian-Jewish parents in 1953, writes, “To begin with there is silence, and music comes out of silence.
Arutz Sheva

Pro-Palestinians firebomb Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra concert in Paris

Pro-Palestinian protesters attempted to firebomb a concert by the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra in Paris on Thursday night. During the performance, which was held at the prestigious Philharmonic Hall ...