Author: Pauline Duvieu - Page 14
64 days, 19 hours, 22 minutes and 49 seconds: these are figures that will go down in the
The photographer Oliviero Toscani, known for his campaigns for Benetton, died on 13 January has revealed throughout his
While drought, violent winds and abundant vegetation have contributed to the unprecedented intensity of the fires, Los Angeles
He thrills audiences and impresses scientists. Thanks to rigorous training, breathing techniques and meditation sessions, Wim Hof has
For the 2024 edition, Wildlife Photographer of the Year, orchestrated by London’s Natural History Museum, has unveiled the
She was the voice of L’Impératrice for over nine years, alongside five musicians. Last September, Flore Benguigui surprised
It has been dazzling young and old alike for hundreds of years. The historic Ruggieri company, based near
It’s a flagship dish in the world of haute cuisine, even if it has been democratised by industry.
For several weeks now, top-of-the-range Parisian hotels have been adorning their lobbies with sumptuous Christmas trees, carefully decorated
Did you know that the aperitif is linked to medical history, colonisation and antiquity? Enjoyed for centuries, the
