Stephane Bancel, the man behind Moderna
Stéphane Bancel is the one who runs Moderna from the Boston campus of Cambridge, Mecca of global biotech where the company is located. Continue reading Stephane Bancel, the man behind Moderna
Stéphane Bancel is the one who runs Moderna from the Boston campus of Cambridge, Mecca of global biotech where the company is located. Continue reading Stephane Bancel, the man behind Moderna
The garden of the Palais-Royal with its groves of flowers and its lime trees is a parenthesis of nature and history in the heart of Paris. Continue reading The story of the splendid garden of the Palais Royal
50 Cent returns to Paris for an exceptional concert at the Accor Arena on June 17 and 19 ! Continue reading 50 Cent in Paris for an exceptional concert !
Emma Peters was successful on the internet before unveiling a promising first album, “Dimanche”, barely a month ago. Continue reading Emma Peters, the revelation of the year
The Saint Jerome, Leonardo da Vinci’s unfinished masterpiece was hung on Tuesday June 7 in the Château du Clos-Lucé in Amboise. Continue reading Leonardo da Vinci’s St. Jerome in a castle in France
The Museum of Decorative Arts of Paris presents Loulou, its restaurant nestled in a fabulous corner of the palace. So classy ! Continue reading Loulou, the chic restaurant in a museum of Paris
Florian Zeller is the most played living French author in the world, and the director of “The Father”, his life is a real fairy tale. Continue reading Florian Zeller, his plays have toured the world
Picasso, unveiled in 1907 one of the most famous and revolutionary works of modern art, : Les demoiselles d’Avignon. Continue reading Les Demoiselles d’Avignon ‘s painting was revolutionary
The Pont du Gard, located near Nîmes is an impressive aqueduc, the most visited ancient monument in France. Continue reading The Pont Du Gard, an engineering masterpiece
The Sucre d’Orge (Candy Cane) was Created in 1638 by Benedictine Sisters, It has remained the same with a recipe that is still secret today. Continue reading The Sucre d’Orge Museum, which Napoleon loved