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More restaurants and stores will be open in August to host the millions of visitors attending the Summer Olympic Games. Pawel Libera | The Image Bank | Getty ImagesBut this summer, many businesses and restaurants plan to take full advantage of the 11 million visitors expected to visit the city for the 2024 Summer Olympic Games. Paris has ramped up cycling paths and bicycle parking spaces ahead of the Summer Olympic Games, as part of an effort to make the city a cyclist-friendly metropolis. Instead ask for a "carafe d'eau," and you'll get chilled tap water, which is free and perfectly drinkable in Paris. Escape from the cityConsider a quick break from Paris and her crowds, but one that doesn't require going very far.
Persons: Kiran Ridley, planche, Elena Noviello, Ernest Hemingway, Michel, Charles de Gaulle, Louis XIV, Bois, Christophe Lehenaff Organizations: Pawel, Bank, Getty, Paralympic, Associated Press, Gare de, Saint Locations: Paris, , Spain, Etoile, Saint, Germain, Laye, Bois de
CNN —In a surprise second-round result, the left-wing New Popular Front is projected to finish ahead of Marine Le Pen’s far-right party in French parliamentary elections, according to an IPSOS estimate. Despite leading after the first round of votes, the far-right National Rally (RN) was projected to win between 132 and 152 seats. But Sunday’s projection comes as a huge upset and shows French voters’ overwhelming desire to keep the far right from gaining power. After the first round, an unprecedented number of seats – over 300 – went to a three-way runoff between Ensemble, the NFP and the RN. By Tuesday, more than 200 centrist and left-wing candidates withdrew from the second round, in a bid to avoid splitting the vote.
Persons: Le, , Emmanuel Macron’s, Cheers, Luc Mélenchon, France Unbowed, ” Mélenchon, Bois de Vincennes, Jordan Bardella, Macron Organizations: CNN, NFP, Socialists, National Assembly, Ensemble Locations: France, Vichy, Paris, Stalingrad, Bois de
Could President Biden, who claims to have labor-friendly policies, be the one to turn the tide by appealing to the White working class and giving his party a much-needed electoral boost in the process? After all, issues affecting poor White voters, such as health care, higher education and increased access to childcare have long been traditional Democratic priorities. That gaffe echoed Obama’s off-the-cuff remark in 2008 that “bitter” low-income voters “cling to guns or religion” — comments that didn’t endear him to the White working class, either. Some White voters of modest means perceive Democrats as being determined to secure equality for minority groups at their expense. And working-class White Americans tended for some reason not to perceive Obamacare — the president’s signature social policy achievement — as immediately benefiting them.
Persons: Keith Magee, I’m, Donald Trump, Keith Magee Arron Dunworth, pollsters, Biden, White, , Du Bois, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton —, They’ve, , MAGA, Hillary Clinton’s horrendously, Caroline Graham of, Barack Obama’s, Obama, Obamacare, Trump, , you’ll, ” —, Martin Luther King, Jr, Will Biden Organizations: University College London Institute for Innovation, Newcastle University, CNN, Republicans, White, Democratic, Trump, Brookings Institution, Infrastructure Investment, Jobs, United Auto Workers, Poor Locations: American, America, Trump, Michigan, Thursday’s
Melt the world away, lose its details, dissolve its borders; it doesn’t sound like such an unwelcome prospect right now. The most substantial Mark Rothko retrospective in a generation has opened at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, and it is a show of monumental dispersion: a pull-out-all-the-stops blockbuster where life passes into vapor. From 1949, when his early figurative pictures finally liquefied into stains of translucent color, Rothko painted with no allusions, no particulars. A lot of people find his large paintings consoling, or seek the Romantic sublime in the depths of his reds and violets. “Behind the color lies the cataclysm,” he said in 1959 — a citation that rarely makes the auction preview catalogs.
Persons: Rothko, Fondation Louis Vuitton, , it’s, Frank Gehry Organizations: Fondation, Art Basel, National Gallery of Art, Whitney, Fondation Vuitton, Boulogne Locations: Paris, Washington, New York, Bois
ON MAY 12, 1971, Nicaraguan socialite Bianca Pérez-Mora Macías married Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger in a shotgun wedding in Saint-Tropez. (Bianca was four months pregnant with their daughter Jade.) Not only did she wed one of the era’s biggest heartthrobs, she shunned froufrou wedding gowns and opted for a risqué white suit by Yves Saint Laurent. While the outfit might not provoke comment now, it did then—in part because Ms. Jagger wore nothing beneath the plunging jacket. Ms. Müller suggested that Ms. Jagger’s suit might have been an offshoot of the late Saint Laurent’s subversive spring 1971 couture collection.
Şi chiar dacă a fost doar o farsă, adunările fiind interzise, oamenii au umplut parcul din capitala Belgiei, în ciuda avertismentelor poliţiei. Zeci de poliţişti, desfăşuraţi pe cai sau pe jos, în echipamente de protecţie, au fost atacaţi în momentul intervenţiei şi cel puţin unul dintre ei a fost rănit. Cu toate acestea, mii de oameni s-au adunat la acest miting joi după-amiază pe peluzele marelui parc din capitala Belgiei. Tinerii au cântat și au dansat în grup, filmându-se cu telefoanele mobile. În condițiile răspândirii rapide a tulpinii B.1.1.7 a coronavirusului, şcolile şi universităţile şi-au închis porţile luni, cu o săptămână înainte de vacanţa de Paşte.
Persons: . Miercuri Locations: Belgiei, împrăştiat, Belgia, Bruxelles, Bois
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