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Charles Dubouloz: changing tack after major solo climbsWith Une flamme en hiver, written with Benjamin Steen, the mountaineer looks back on a trilogy spanning the Alps and the Pyrenees. His career raises another sporting question: when should you decide to change disciplines?
Hôtel Paris: Théodore Eristavi tells a story of exile between two worldsShortlisted for the second round of the La Renaissance Française prize, Théodore Eristavi’s novel revisits a departure from Georgia and a childhood in Montmartre.
Stigmata: Margaux Cassan seeks the sacred in the bodyIn this essay, published on 2 September, a piercing opens an inquiry into bodily marks and mystical experience. A concrete way into a philosophical question.
Azulejo: five viewpoints for organ and saxhornsLaurent Durupt pairs an organ with a saxhorn quartet in five movements that can be played in any order. The image of ceramic tiles illuminates the structure of this work, recorded in 2024.
Demonstrations ‘without violence in the past’: what the archives really tell us1789, May 68 and research into civil resistance: the past never simply pitted good, peaceful marches against bad, violent protests.
M6 vs YouTube: why broadcasters are betting on live eventsFor a third of users under 25, turning on the television means opening YouTube first, according to Arcom. The living-room screen is still there; broadcasters are no longer the only way in.
Employment tribunals in 2026: what matters before starting proceedingsAn employment dispute needs to be prepared well before the hearing: you need to identify your claim, keep the relevant documents and act within the correct time limit. In France, the number of cases brought before employment tribunals is rising, and the formalities changed in 2026.Mathieu Madenian in Digne: becoming a father, losing his certaintiesThe child we once were gives us ideas about the parent we will be. Becoming a father sometimes disrupts them.
Pink Martini: how Sympathique opens the door to a repertoire without bordersA song in French, a band born in Portland and a debut album that moves from one language to another: Sympathique sums up Pink Martini’s ambition.
We Dream: Lakecia Benjamin broadens the circle of her jazzOn We Dream, Lakecia Benjamin brings together instrumentalists and voices from a range of backgrounds around her alto saxophone.
Inclusive dance in Nice: creating a piece with different movementsDancing together does not mean everyone has to make the same movement. In Nice, ACA Cie – ACorps d’Art offers adapted and inclusive workshops at Le 109, a contemporary culture centre.
Back to Black: twenty years on, revisiting the album behind «Rehab»On 30 October 2006, Amy Winehouse released her second album, Back to Black, in the UK.