Charles-Henri Meylan, a Swiss watchmaker and photographer, has established a creative bridge between the Vallée de Joux and New York City through a series of exhibitions and artistic works. His project documents the stark visual and cultural contrast between the secluded cradle of Swiss horology and the dense urban architecture of Manhattan, specifically highlighting the … Read more
Leyla Doriane, a singer performing at the Café des délices in Paris, has released a testimony alleging sexual misconduct and physical aggression by French singer and actor Patrick Bruel. The allegations, which have been reported by several French media outlets, involve claims of an assault and subsequent retaliation against the singer. The testimony comes as … Read more
June 1, 1926, marked the birth of Norma Jeane Mortenson in Los Angeles—a name that would soon be eclipsed by one of the most iconic in Hollywood history. A century later, as the world celebrates Marilyn Monroe’s 100th birthday, the actress’s legacy is being reexamined not just as a symbol of mid-century glamour, but as … Read more
In the evolving landscape of public discourse surrounding social behavior and legal standards, the commentary provided by public figures often intersects with broader cultural debates. Recently, media discussions have centered on remarks made by former adult film actress and radio host Brigitte Lahaie regarding the legal and social complexities of consent, particularly in the context … Read more
Geneva, Switzerland — What does the future look like? The answer, according to the Musée d’ethnographie de Genève (MEG), is as varied as humanity itself—and the museum’s newest exhibition, Le futur, c’est quoi? (“What is the future?”), proves it. Opening on May 7, 2026, this immersive showcase explores how cultures across time and geography have … Read more
Climbing Towards Healing: Photography Exhibition Showcases Cancer Survivors’ Ascent of the Étendard Peak Brest, France is currently hosting a powerful exhibition, “L’Ascension de nos guérisons” (The Ascent of Our Healings), documenting the remarkable journey of five cancer survivors who conquered the 3,464-meter Pic de l’Étendard in the French Alps. The exhibition, on display at the … Read more
Grandson Celebrates 850 Years of History with Castle Reopening and Battle Commemoration Grandson, Switzerland, marked a significant moment in its history on Monday, March 2, 2026, commemorating the 550th anniversary of the Battle of Grandson and celebrating the reopening of Grandson Castle after a fifteen-year renovation project. The events were attended by prominent Swiss political … Read more