If Ernest Hemingway saw Paris in the 1920s as a movable feast, Woody Allen, nearly a century later, sees it as a great big bowl of jellybeans: colorful, sweet, and totally addicting.

The past is something we all think about. Whether it is reminiscing about simpler times or reliving a moment, it is easy to become immersed in memories. Director Woody Allen's 2011 film "Midnight in ...

Midnight in Paris, which this evening opens the 64th Cannes Film Festival, is pure Woody Allen.Which is not to say great or even good Woody, but a distillation of the filmmaker’s passions and ...

A public restroom in Paris that was built in 1905 has been restored and reopened. The facilities feature varnished mahogany, ornate tiles, mosaics and stained-glass windows. The subterranean ...

Despite Woody Allen's insoluble association with New York (and a more-than-implied aversion to Los Angeles), the writer-director found new vitality in a carefree sojourn abroad this year with ...

Midnight in Paris, inspired by Britt’s experiences in Paris, France, is a mesmerizing 12-song collection that captures the essence of French culture, music, and nightlife.

“Midnight in Paris ” (2011) perfectly captures the human condition — specifically, how and why we seek consolation through art. For those of you who haven’t watched the movie, “Midnight in Paris” is ...

And finally, be sure to check out The Belle Époque: A Cultural History, Paris and Beyond by French historian Dominique Kalifa if you want to learn more about the real-life Belle Époque outside ...

This New Design Hotel in Paris Is Inspired by Japanese Ryokan and the Belle Époque. By Liam Hess. February 13, 2024 ... artfully clashing maximalism has made her one of Paris’s most in-demand ...

One of Paris' most famous restaurants, Maxim's, has reopened with modern-day touches inspired by the Belle Epoque era. We explore what's new.

Between 1871 and 1914, Paris enjoyed a long stretch without war. "It was a special moment — a particularly joyful and exuberant moment in Parisian history," says Emily Talbot. She's the curator ...