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French Researchers Confirm, After Study of Hitler’s Teeth, that He Definitely Died in 1945

PARIS –Adolf Hitler definitely died in 1945 in Berlin, from taking cyanide and a bullet, according to French researchers who were given rare access to fragments of the dictator’s teeth held in Moscow. “The teeth are authentic, there is no [...]

Japanese Manga Strip Fetches Record Price at Paris Auction

A rare series of sketches of Japanese manga artist Osamu Tezuka’s robot character Astro Boy sold for a record 269,400 euros in an auction in Paris Saturday. “It’s a world record for this artist whose works are few in the [...]

[VIDEO] Paris: The Luminous Years

Produced by Thirteen for WNET.org, the Eloquent Image LLC, INA and ARTE France in association with YLE Teema. Written, directed and produced by Perry Miller Adato; Margaret Smilow, executive producer; Junko Tsunashima and Kristin Lovejoy, producers; [...]

1954 Retrofuture Art from an Unexpected Source: the French Chocolatier Cantalou

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Cover of Latest Edition of Charlie Hebdo

This handout image obtained from French Satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on November 17, 2015 shows the cover of the latest edition of the magazine which features its satirical take on the November 13, 2015 terror attack in Paris in which at least [...]

Original Asterix Artwork Raises $150,000 for Charlie Hebdo Victims

Christie’s auction house also waived its commission The original artwork for an Asterix cartoon from the 70s was auctioned for more than $150,000 on Sunday, with proceeds going to victims of January’s attack on French satirical [...]

Charlie Hebdo Resumes Regular Publication

Charlie Hebdo resumes regular publication after attack NBCNews [...]

[PHOTO] Paris Massacre Victim Burial: Charlie Hebdo Cartoonist’s Custom Coffin

This was the coffin a Charlie Hebdo cartoonist was buried in http://t.co/OuNf7asQBs pic.twitter.com/h9fgF3y0gj — i100 (@thei100) January 15, [...]

Legendary Cartoonist Robert Crumb on Charlie Hebdo and the Massacre in Paris

The ex-pat artist, who has lived in France for 25 years, talks to the Observer about his new cartoon of Muhammed Celia Farber writes: Robert Crumb is considered by many to be the single best cartoonist America has ever produced. The creator of [...]

An American Wife on the Loose in France: ‘Secrets of Paris Nights’

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Book Cover of the Day: ‘The Werewolf of Paris’

About the book: First published in 1933 and out of print for the past 40 years (except for a handsome limited edition from Centipede Press), Guy Endore’s “The Werewolf of Paris” may finally be coming into its own. Like those other horror [...]