Winter is coming, the evenings are getting longer, and you dream of a cozy bed to slip into at night... until you realize that your old duvet is not really keeping its promises anymore. Too hot, not enough, too heavy, not easy to wash, or even full of little clumps of filling... A good winter duvet truly changes the quality of sleep, especially when the room is a bit chilly. To help you see clearly, we've listed the 7 essential criteria to compare before buying, to find the winter duvet that really suits you, without getting lost in technical jargon.
Want to learn Japanese without the "stern classroom" experience? Good news: a manual as clear as it is inspiring has just been released. Its name: Objective Japan!, and it has everything to become THE end-of-year gift for fans of Japanese culture... and those curious about linguistic novelties.
Fresh snow, floodlights on, wheels crunching on the powder... From December 3 to 7, 2025, Autrans-Méaudre-en-Vercors will host the 42nd edition of a festival unlike any other: here, people come to watch mountain films, but more importantly, they come to rethink our ways of traveling, creating, and sharing culture.
In a world where e-commerce continues to gain ground, the physical store must reinvent itself to offer more than just a simple transaction: a true experience. Far from being merely a storage space, the layout of your retail space is the first ambassador of your brand and a silent yet formidably effective growth lever. A study by the design firm Envirosell revealed that an optimized layout can increase sales by up to 40%. How can you turn your shop into a selling machine? From consumer psychology to space optimization, discover 5 fundamental strategies to create an environment that not only attracts customers but also encourages them to make purchases.
Mythical, unifying, and (still) incredibly friendly, the Foulée Blanche returns in 2026 with a rallying cry that resonates: "Matchy in effort." Are you strapping on your skis?
In this interview with 18 questions and answers, Amélie M. Chelly reflects on the genesis of her speculative fiction novel "Paris, November 13, 2045," touching on the memory of the Bataclan, digital bubbles, and AI that writes books. She explores our relationship with reality, terrorism, and coexistence in a future that seems closer than it appears.
Replacing the timing belt is not the kind of expense that brings joy, we agree... but waiting too long can be very costly, sometimes an entire engine. Here are the proper mileage and time intervals, the wear signs to watch for, the factors that accelerate wear, and most importantly, what you risk if you postpone the maintenance.
Between Sophie Adenot's Epsilon mission, the return of Artemis around the Moon, and late-night openings at gentle prices, 2026 is shaping up to be a year of lift-off for the Cité de l'espace. Follow the guide!
In a Paris close to ours, shaken by AI, digital bubbles, and shifted geopolitical lines, a group of friends navigate through secrets, loyalties, and threats. "Paris, November 13, 2045," the new novel by Amélie M. Chelly from Éditions du Cerf, intertwines the personal and the geopolitical, memory and the present. And it grips the heart... because November 13 is not just a date, it's a collective earthquake.
Amidst ancient struggle, visual poetry, and living art, the Departmental Museum of Asian Arts in Nice breathes a breeze from Japan into our lives. How about booking your ticket for a timeless immersion?
