From butterflies to climate, Camille Parmesan, scientific refugee in France, far from Trump's America
In 2018, during Donald Trump's first term in office, the butterfly and climate change specialist was exiled to France. With ...
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L’éclairage Revient Launches The New Online Festival, Waves Of Light
The Greek National Opera will present the new onlin Waves of Light, in collaboration with PPC and curated by Giorgos Koumendakis. Learn more here!
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Louvre Museum in Crisis, Urging Help for Renovation
The Louvre Museum is asking for help from the French government to renovate its exhibition halls and protect the artworks ...
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‘Easter’: Patti Smith’s ode to her ultimate literary idol
Smith wanted to be amongst them but out of all the icons leaving their influence there, she was tuned into one in particular; Arthur Rimbaud. If there could only be one singular influence picked out ...
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Writers and spirituality
The area has been home to writers and poets who became some of France's most influential, such as Paul Verlaine and Arthur Rimbaud. Was it the spirit of the neighbourhood that turned them into ...
Timothée Chalamet: ‘Young Dylan was a contrarian. I was so obedient!’
Bob Dylan’s love of films has always inspired his work – but playing him in one is a another matter, reveals the star of A ...
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Todd Haynes’ ‘I’m Not There’ Understood That Bob Dylan Is So Much More Than What ‘A Complete Unknown’ Shows Us
The 2007 musical of non-linear vignettes explore Dylan's paradoxical nature far better than James Mangold and Timothée Chalamet's straightforward biopic even wants to. “All I can do is be me ...
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Real story of ‘twerp’ Bob Dylan’s romance with ‘Sylvie’ — what you don’t see in ‘A Complete Unknown’
Songs about Rotolo — with whom Dylan has said to have visited museums and discussed the transgressive French poet Arthur Rimbaud — weren’t always kind, either. In, “Don’t Think Twice ...
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Todd Haynes' ‘I'm Not There' Understood That Bob Dylan Is So Much More Than What ‘A Complete Unknown' Shows Us
"All I can do is be me, whoever that is." This quote from Bob Dylan, attributed to an interview he gave to the now defunct Beat Magazine in May 1965, might as well be an encapsulation of not just ...