Tag: Paris

Total Results: 19


Portman’s fame alienates her from true selfhood, Cusk writes. Credit: Getty
17 Jul 2026 - 1:00am

A novelist’s dark portrait of Natalie Portman Rachel Cusk’s new book mines the actress’s life

Valerie Stivers

Tuesday, 16 June

16.06

Will France’s banlieues wreck the World Cup? The Left is fanning the flames

Andrew Hussey

Wednesday, 12 November

12.11

The Bataclan massacre still stalks France Sectarian rage won’t be soothed by more memorials

Andrew Hussey

Saturday, 7 December

07.12

Notre-Dame won’t redeem Macron The shiny new cathedral resembles a civic town hall

Jonathan Glancey

Thursday, 8 August

08.08

France has already won the Olympics The nation's political fissures have been forgotten

Agnes Poirier

Tuesday, 23 July

23.07

The cartoonist who had no fear Robert Crumb walked the line between art and trash

James Riding

Wednesday, 13 December

13.12

Down and out in the Paris Olympics Refugees are being evicted from the glitzy development

Cole Stangler

Friday, 14 July

14.07

The French need a revolution The meaning of Bastille Day has been forgotten

Anne-Elisabeth Moutet

Thursday, 13 October

13.10

France is haunted by civil war Jihadis and drug lords rule the banlieues

Francois Valentin

Tuesday, 23 August

23.08

Writers shouldn’t submit to Islamists We must stifle our fears about Rushdie

Leila Slimani

Monday, 11 April

11.04

How Marine Le Pen conquered Normandy Rural France faces an existential crisis

John Lichfield

Tuesday, 1 March

01.03

Putin has secured a Macron victory The French Right is on the wrong side of history

John Lichfield