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France

  • Blogs

    August 5, 2008
  • Blogs

    March 6, 2009

    Edible News

    In many of the largest food poisoning outbreaks in recent years, including the recent outbreak of salmonella in peanuts, food safety issue have gone undetected by private auditors.[NY Times]In France, a checkout girl's memoir of working at a supermarket has become a bestseller, and there are plans t ... More >>

  • Film

    May 25, 2004

    Mali's Guitar-Wielding Revolutionary Finds Peace as an Expat

    In many of the largest food poisoning outbreaks in recent years, including the recent outbreak of salmonella in peanuts, food safety issue have gone undetected by private auditors.[NY Times]In France, a checkout girl's memoir of working at a supermarket has become a bestseller, and there are plans t ... More >>

  • Screens

    September 13, 2005

    Georgian Master's Films Finally Released

    In many of the largest food poisoning outbreaks in recent years, including the recent outbreak of salmonella in peanuts, food safety issue have gone undetected by private auditors.[NY Times]In France, a checkout girl's memoir of working at a supermarket has become a bestseller, and there are plans t ... More >>

  • News

    April 4, 2006

    Paris Kids Win!

    But as David Ng wrote last week, more protests are just a matter of time

  • News

    July 18, 2000

    Vive le Censeur!

    French Law Stifles Web Publishers

  • Film

    August 14, 2001

    Destiny’s Child

    French Law Stifles Web Publishers

  • Film

    December 26, 2000

    Michael Atkinson's Top 10

    French Law Stifles Web Publishers

  • NYC Life

    February 29, 2000

    French Toast

    The Pursuit of Paris

  • Music

    April 18, 2000

    Rock and Roll Part 2 1/2

    The Pursuit of Paris

  • Dining

    October 10, 2000

    Country Matters

    The Pursuit of Paris

  • Dance

    April 17, 2001

    From Louis XIV to Le Hip-Hop

    French Choreographers Transform American Moves

  • News

    June 5, 2001

    Nation

    French Choreographers Transform American Moves

  • Books

    July 15, 2003

    Uncertain Regard

    Novelist Michel Houellebecq's French Letters

  • NYC Life

    November 18, 2003

    NY Mirror

    A franc discussion: Putting a rocky relationship to the test

  • Art

    January 20, 2004

    Crawling toward Wall Street: Dehumanization in several guises

    A franc discussion: Putting a rocky relationship to the test

  • Art

    November 23, 2004

    The Real Thing

    A slew of shows turn Paris into a study center in the varieties of photographic realism

  • NYC Life

    May 10, 2005

    Dreamy Poirets, the Nazi Chanel, and Other Tales of Paris

    A slew of shows turn Paris into a study center in the varieties of photographic realism

  • Film

    November 28, 2006

    'Days of Glory'

    A slew of shows turn Paris into a study center in the varieties of photographic realism

  • People

    October 16, 2007

    Sex and the Pueblo

    Don't judge a Mexican by his mustache, ladies

  • Film

    May 2, 2006

    'Russian Dolls'

    Don't judge a Mexican by his mustache, ladies

  • News

    April 4, 2006

    The Kids Are Winning

    Paris loves a riot

  • News

    March 28, 2006

    Paris Loves a Riot

    France is a democracy where dissent is not only tolerated but expected

  • Blogs

    April 7, 2009

    What to 'B' to Ivo & Lulu

    Every week or so in 'What to B When You BYOB' we ask a local wine store to recommend a few good wines under $20 to pair with the food at a nearby BYOB restaurant. This week, we talk to Jim Kuhner of Vestry Wines (65 Vestry Street) about what to bring to Franco-Caribbean neighborhood favorite Ivo & ... More >>

  • Voice Choices

    April 15, 2009

    The Secret of the Grain

    Every week or so in 'What to B When You BYOB' we ask a local wine store to recommend a few good wines under $20 to pair with the food at a nearby BYOB restaurant. This week, we talk to Jim Kuhner of Vestry Wines (65 Vestry Street) about what to bring to Franco-Caribbean neighborhood favorite Ivo & ... More >>

  • Film

    May 13, 2009

    MOTs Meet Friend and Foe in Being Jewish in France

    Every week or so in 'What to B When You BYOB' we ask a local wine store to recommend a few good wines under $20 to pair with the food at a nearby BYOB restaurant. This week, we talk to Jim Kuhner of Vestry Wines (65 Vestry Street) about what to bring to Franco-Caribbean neighborhood favorite Ivo & ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 30, 2009

    What to 'B' to Bar Blanc on Sundays

    Every week or so in "What to B When You BYOB," we ask a local wine shop to recommend a few good wines under $20 to pair with the food at a nearby BYOB restaurant. This week, we talk to Cristiano Andrade, the general manager and buyer at Sea Grape , a West Village wine shop that specializes in well- ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 14, 2009

    What to 'B' to A Salt & Battery

    Every week or so in "What to B When You BYOB," a local wine shop recommends a few good wines under $20 to pair with the food at a nearby BYOB restaurant. This week, Lisa Schock, the director of tasting events at Chelsea Wine Vault, discusses what to bring to nearby fish and chips joint A Salt & Bat ... More >>

  • Film

    September 15, 2009

    Paris Feels Like an Obligatory Visit

    Every week or so in "What to B When You BYOB," a local wine shop recommends a few good wines under $20 to pair with the food at a nearby BYOB restaurant. This week, Lisa Schock, the director of tasting events at Chelsea Wine Vault, discusses what to bring to nearby fish and chips joint A Salt & Bat ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 6, 2009

    Our 10 Best Cheeses

    ​ ​Is it a piece of marble or a blue cheese? And did it make the list of Our 10 Best Cheeses? Who doesn't love cheese? A friend says she administers a cheese test to potential boyfriends. If the guy doesn't crave the coagulated milk products of cows, sheep, goats, or water buffalo, it's ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 5, 2010

    KFC Pushes Further Into France; Chefs Get Cooking with Their Moms

    ​Americans are eating more vitamin supplements, which may be a good thing, especially for kids, who generally don't get enough vitamin D and other nutrients. [Wall Street Journal] KFC is plotting a deeper move into France, with a new ad campaign surrounding the opening of the 100th store ther ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 14, 2010

    Omnivore and Le Fooding Try to Save French Food; Canada Running Low on Caribou

    ​In an effort to fight the flailing reputation of French food, Omnivore and Le Fooding, sponsored by some of France's biggest food and drink companies, are publishing guide books that point diners toward a new generation of chefs in France and holding food festivals with top chefs. [Wall Stree ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 14, 2010

    Midtown Beset by Pasta Chains

    ​Only a week after Hello Pasta opened, Midtown is now home to a second pasta chain. This one's called Nooï and comes to us from France (thanks, France!). Like Hello Pasta, it offers customizable noodles with customizable sauces, and seems to be inciting a frenzy over at Midtown Lunch. Ha ... More >>

  • Film

    August 18, 2010

    Freedom Fighters for France in WWII Epic Army of Crime

    ​Only a week after Hello Pasta opened, Midtown is now home to a second pasta chain. This one's called Nooï and comes to us from France (thanks, France!). Like Hello Pasta, it offers customizable noodles with customizable sauces, and seems to be inciting a frenzy over at Midtown Lunch. Ha ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 14, 2010

    French Senate Passes Burqa Ban

    ​With a rather insane majority vote of 246:1, France's Senate has approved a bill banning the wearing of the Islamic full veil in public. (About 2,000 Islamic women currently wear the full veil in France.) If not overturned by judges, the law would go into effect six months from now, with 150 ... More >>

  • Film

    September 15, 2010

    The Cream Puff of Food Docs, Kings of Pastry

    ​With a rather insane majority vote of 246:1, France's Senate has approved a bill banning the wearing of the Islamic full veil in public. (About 2,000 Islamic women currently wear the full veil in France.) If not overturned by judges, the law would go into effect six months from now, with 150 ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 15, 2010

    New Device Dispenses Bulk Wine in French Supermarkets

    www.drvino.com​This self-serve wine-vending machine has been installed in eight supermarkets in France. Dr. Vino reports that French supermarkets have begun selling jug-quality wine from 500- and 1,000-liter kegs, using a nifty machine that allows you to fill up your own bottles.

  • Theater

    September 15, 2010
  • Blogs

    November 5, 2010

    Didier Elena of Adour Explains the French and Their Chickens

    But he likes him some pastrami sandwiches​ Didier Elena, executive chef of Alain Ducasse's Adour, began work at the St. Regis Hotel's famed restaurant this summer, but is constantly keeping his eyes peeled for seasonal eats with the onset of fall. Yesterday, we got Elena's take on champagne ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 2, 2010

    Dorie Greenspan Explains Why American Dinner Parties Are No Fun: Interview Part 2

    Alan RichardsonInvite Dorie Greenspan to your house for dinner.​ Yesterday we talked with baking and cooking guru Dorie Greenspan about her new book, Around My French Table. Today she divulges her holiday baking traditions and whether New Yorkers will see the return of CookieBar.

  • Film

    December 22, 2010

    Year in Film: Hoberman's Top 10

    Old timers, newcomers, and even Leo make the list

  • Blogs

    December 23, 2010

    Goat Town's Nick Morgenstern, Part II: Fast Cars, Chocoholism, and French Frozen Foods

    Nick Morgenstern​Yesterday, we talked with Nick Morgenstern about his new restaurant, Goat Town. Today, he lets us in on his Christmas plans and New Year's resolutions, which may or may not involve another launch for 2011. Goat Town has it's own garden, we hear. How's it looking? We're worki ... More >>

  • Blogs

    February 28, 2011

    What's Happening This Week: Sake Tasting, Natural Winemakers' Week

    As you may know, our weekly dining and drinking newsletter features all the coolest epicurean events in the city. Sign up for it here! Sake Tasting EN Japanese Brasserie Wednesday, March 2 at 6 p.m. The Sake Export Association is hosting an evening of rice wine in the West Village for $50 ($40 in a ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 3, 2011

    Beaumarchais Chef Nicolas Cantrel on When He First Wanted to be a Cook and Why Bananas are Good Substitutes for Endives: Interview Part 2

    Photo courtesy Nicolas Cantrel ​Yesterday we spoke with Beaumarchais chef Nicolas Cantrel about the shuttering of brunch hotspot Bagatelle. Today he tells us about how he got into the cooking business and why he's a gruyere master.

  • Blogs

    April 11, 2011

    France's Burqa Ban Goes Into Effect; Two Women Are Arrested

    ​In the fall of last year, France's Senate overwhelmingly passed a law banning the wearing of the Islamic full veil in public. That law went into effect today, with two veiled women arrested soon after -- not for wearing the garments but for participating in an unauthorized protest, reports CN ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 17, 2011

    Dominique Strauss-Kahn In Handcuffs Is Not Okay, But Revealing Rape Accuser's Name Is?

    ​Dominique Strauss-Kahn, head of the IMF, is currently in a Rikers Island cell awaiting his next court date after being accused of rape by a 32-year-old maid in the Sofitel hotel near Times Square, where Strauss-Kahn was staying last weekend. Since the dramatic arrest, the media whirlwind has ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 12, 2011

    Seven Ways to Celebrate Bastille Day in New York City

    Yes, FIAF has already hosted its annual Bastille Day bash, so 60th Street has been cleared of cancan girls, but the fĂȘte isn't over yet. Le quatorze juillet is actually Thursday, and in the spirit of the revolution, we will be celebrating all week. Below, a daily guide to keep the party going. Vive ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 14, 2011

    Robert Sietsema at Birreria; Lauren Shockey at Left Bank

    This week in the Voice, Robert Sietsema ascends to the summit of Eataly, to Birreria, where "the food is superb." Lauren Shockey is not so impressed by Left Bank: "Although the food and exceptionally friendly service more than pass muster, the culinary creativity is, well, lacking." Sam Sifton, in ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 13, 2011

    World Penis Sizes According To Country!

    ​Based on this incredibly informative chart, I am currently booking one-way flights to everything in dark green! And I'm not even a bottom!

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