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Carved stone façade of the house known as Nicolas Flamel’s house, rue de Montmorency, Paris.Culture · Oct 31, 2026Nicolas Flamel: how a Parisian bourgeois became a legendary alchemistA house, an epitaph and books written after his death: the Cluny exhibition helps distinguish the historical figure from the stories that transformed him.Jean Amrouche, in profile, wearing a burnous and looking down.Books · Oct 28, 2026Jean Amrouche: the interview serial, a work in two voicesIn 1949, his conversations with André Gide established a serial format on the radio in which preparation mattered as much as conversation. The archives help us understand the method.An infant’s foot gently held in an adult’s hand, illustrative photograph.Wellbeing · Oct 28, 2026With a baby, a bond can develop graduallyFeelings of closeness, care and interaction do not always develop at the same pace. Ways to understand your bond with a baby without judging yourself.The façade of the Hôtel de Matignon and visitors in the gardens, archive photograph from September 2017.France · Oct 28, 2026At Matignon, influencers and unions: two channels for young people’s voicesThe meeting on 26 October prompted differing reactions. Online reach, union demands and decisions yet to come are not the same thing.Microphone and pop filter in a recording studio in 2019; illustrative photograph.TV series · Oct 28, 2026Dragon Ball Daima on Gulli: a new French dub and familiar voices missingGulli is scheduling the first episodes for 4 November. The series’ familiar French voice actors explain why they disagree with the terms of the new contract.Dimitri Chostakovitch sitting at a desk in front of a piano in 1940, archive photograph.Books · Oct 28, 2026Together: Irina Chostakovitch at the heart of a collected accountCollected by Elena Yakovitch and translated by Maria Matalaev, Irina Chostakovitch’s testimony conveys an intimate memory. A look at how it was made.Vincent Delerm at the Paris Book Fair in 2012, photographed in black and white.Performing arts · Oct 28, 2026Le Fait d’habiter Bagnolet: hearing thoughts rather than conversationIn Vincent Delerm’s play, directed by Sophie Lecarpentier, a romantic dinner is told from the inside. The production archives shed light on this approach, led in particular by Marie Payen and Frédéric Cherboeuf.Catherine Meurisse photographed by Rita Scaglia in 2021, an archival portrait.Books · Oct 28, 2026Le Clan de Walden: entering Catherine Meurisse’s forestThe album extract opens with water, foliage and colour. An entry into Catherine Meurisse’s fable, in which Thoreau’s experience becomes a collective affair.Jean-Baptiste Thoret signing a book at the Cinémathèque française in April 2023.Cinema · Oct 28, 2026Make My Day!: a film, but also ways in to watching itThe collection edited by Jean-Baptiste Thoret for StudioCanal accompanies its films with introductions and documents. The edition of The Hole offers a concrete example of what this editorial work contains.Dominique A seated, holding a microphone, at the Charabia Festival in Reims in 2025, archive photograph.Music · Oct 28, 2026Dominique A: with Mark, a youthful influence finds its way into SpiralesThe song Mark refers to The Opposition singer. This memory sheds light on an album where Dominique A returns to the electric guitar and places from his past.Detail of the body and keys of a modern oboe, illustrationMusic · Oct 28, 2026She Sings: Soyeon Park distils five operatic figures into miniaturesOlympia, Violetta, Gilda, Musetta and Lucia lend their names to five short pieces for soprano and four instruments. A cycle recorded in 2024, to discover through its concept and references.Thierry Lhermitte in an archive photograph dated 18 December 2008, during the tour of Biographie sans Antoinette.Profiles & stories · Oct 27, 2026Thierry Lhermitte: a curiosity about research turned into a work of knowledge-sharingWith Passeur de science, published in autumn 2026, the actor builds on his laboratory visits and columns. A career as a science communicator rooted in encounters, without confusing fame with medical expertise.
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