Discover the people in Paris by reading our interviews with influential and notable figures on the Parisian scene. View stunning Paris photography and read the latest book reviews.
Originally from New York, TheQueenFatima has lived in Paris for nearly a decade. Here she shares insightful tips on navigating French culture, work, and language.
Chef Eric Frechon, who recently announced his departure from Le Bristol after 15 years with 3 Michelin stars, shares his Paris favorites in this exclusive interview.
Samuél Lopez-Barrantes is an American writer, musician, tour guide, and cohost of a literary salon in Paris.
The bookstore evoking the William Carlos Williams poem has been familiar to Anglophone bibliophiles in Paris for over two decades. Meet founder Penelope Fletcher.
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In his latest dispatch, street photographer William O’Such trains his lens on Parisian shoes, a magnificent variety reflecting citizens’ personalities.
For photographer William O’Such, the winter season- with its icy breath and skeletal trees- creates a distinct opportunity to capture the silhouettes that define Paris.
Roaming the streets of Paris, photographer William O’Such finds artistic window displays, wall murals, and unexpected delights.
Street photographer William O’Such finds an additional layer of Parisian charm by pausing to observe reflections of everyday life in myriad surfaces: canals, mirrors, and puddles.
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When Pronoti moved to France three years ago, French food was her salve for dealing with cultural barriers. Here she shares the joy she’s found in the Noël celebrations with her in-laws.
Karen Fawcett, the founder and former owner of Bonjour Paris, recalls the kindness of Parisian neighbors in the aftermath of 9/11.
After surgery for a ruptured achilles tendon, contributor Meredith Mullins learns to navigate Paris in a new way. Here she shares a practical guide to Paris accessibility for those with reduced mobility.
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