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89 stories tagged with "Paris"
Filmmakers Find Spot Where First Human Photo Was Taken
Global News•Oct 21

Filmmakers Find Spot Where First Human Photo Was Taken

Three determined filmmakers just solved a 186-year-old mystery, pinpointing exactly where two people became the first humans ever captured in a photograph. Paris now honors the historic shoeshine stand with a bronze plaque.

Smithsonian•2 min read
NFL Commissions Giant Art Murals for Paris Football Field
Innovation•Oct 21

NFL Commissions Giant Art Murals for Paris Football Field

The NFL is hand-painting supersized artworks onto football field turf, starting with a stunning mural beneath the Eiffel Tower. The league's new Color Field initiative bridges sports and fine arts while expanding to new global audiences.

Fast Company•2 min read
Saudi Women Artists Shine at Paris Contemporary Art Fair
Global News•Oct 21

Saudi Women Artists Shine at Paris Contemporary Art Fair

Two Saudi women artists are captivating Paris with installations that explore femininity, domestic life, and cultural identity through unexpected materials. Their work represents the flourishing creative exchange between France and Saudi Arabia.

France 24 English•2 min read
Paris Students Ask Police to Join Them, Officers Remove Helmets
Global News•Oct 13

Paris Students Ask Police to Join Them, Officers Remove Helmets

Student protesters in Paris invited police officers to join their demonstration Tuesday, and the officers responded by removing their helmets to cheers from the crowd. The unexpected moment of solidarity signals a peaceful turn in ongoing education protests.

France 24 English•2 min read
Paris Wall May Solve 2,000-Year Julius Caesar Mystery
Innovation•Oct 13

Paris Wall May Solve 2,000-Year Julius Caesar Mystery

Archaeologists in Paris have uncovered an ancient fire-damaged wall near Notre Dame that could finally confirm the location of a lost Gallic city Julius Caesar wrote about 2,000 years ago. The discovery fills a major gap in understanding ancient Paris.

Fox News Travel•2 min read
Paris Dig Uncovers 2,000-Year-Old Gallic Wall
Planet Wins•Oct 9

Paris Dig Uncovers 2,000-Year-Old Gallic Wall

Archaeologists in Paris have discovered a burned stone wall that could be the legendary rampart of ancient Lutetia, the Gallic city Julius Caesar wrote about 2,000 years ago. This find might finally prove where the original Paris stood.

Planet Wins Desk•2 min read
Global News•Oct 8

Osaka's Midosuji Street Becomes Sister to Champs-Elysees

Two of the world's most iconic streets just formed an official partnership to make cities more people-friendly. Osaka's main boulevard Midosuji and Paris' famous Champs-Elysees signed a sister-street agreement to share ideas on creating welcoming urban spaces.

Japan Times•2 min read
Sudanese Singer Sulaf Releases Debut Album from Paris Exile
Acts of Kindness•Oct 5

Sudanese Singer Sulaf Releases Debut Album from Paris Exile

A Sudanese artist is bringing her country's traditional music to new audiences with a contemporary debut album recorded in Paris. Her story of creative resilience shows how displacement can spark cultural bridges.

France 24 English•2 min read
Paris Opens First All-Butter Shop With 30 Varieties
Acts of Kindness•Sep 14

Paris Opens First All-Butter Shop With 30 Varieties

A boutique selling nothing but butter has opened in Paris, offering 30 varieties from French artisan producers. The shop has drawn crowds since day one, with customers tasting everything from seaweed to chocolate butter.

Euronews•2 min read
20-Year-Old Fan Sings Duet with Céline Dion in Paris
Acts of Kindness•Sep 10

20-Year-Old Fan Sings Duet with Céline Dion in Paris

A starstruck superfan's chance encounter with Céline Dion outside her Paris hotel turned into a viral moment when the legend invited him to sing a duet on the spot. Sacha Dally, 20, impressed the superstar so much with his voice that she harmonized with him right there on the street.

France 24 English•2 min read
Hindu Group Apologizes After Eiffel Tower Discrimination
Acts of Kindness•Sep 8

Hindu Group Apologizes After Eiffel Tower Discrimination

A Hindu religious group issued an apology after their visit to Paris's Eiffel Tower sparked a staff strike over alleged exclusion of female workers. The incident led to temporary closure of the iconic landmark but ended with acknowledgment and reconciliation.

DW News•1 min read
Eiffel Tower Reopens After Staff Win Gender Equality Fight
Acts of Kindness•Sep 8

Eiffel Tower Reopens After Staff Win Gender Equality Fight

Workers at Paris's Eiffel Tower walked out after female employees were asked to hide during a religious group visit, sparking a powerful stand for equality. The landmark reopens Tuesday after management promised change and the visiting group apologized.

Euronews•2 min read