Pamela Andriotakis

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In France, When a Terrorist Needs a Lawyer, Jacques Vergès Usually Gets the Call

In France, When a Terrorist Needs a Lawyer, Jacques Vergès Usually Gets the Call

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Norway's Last Viking, Ragnar Thorseth, Sails His Saga Around the World

Norway's Last Viking, Ragnar Thorseth, Sails His Saga Around the World

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On Tour

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Jane Grigson Is France's Underground Gourmet and England's Answer to Julia Child

Jane Grigson Is France's Underground Gourmet and England's Answer to Julia Child

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Already a Household Name, Pierre Cardin Looks to Maximize His Reputation

Already a Household Name, Pierre Cardin Looks to Maximize His Reputation

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Jean Barthet's Offbeat Bonnets Are Turning Heads This Spring from Paris to the Pacific

Jean Barthet's Offbeat Bonnets Are Turning Heads This Spring from Paris to the Pacific

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It's Time to Pig Out as Trufflers in France Harvest the World's Costliest Fungus

It's Time to Pig Out as Trufflers in France Harvest the World's Costliest Fungus

Maybe Allah Will Provide, but the Aga Khan Wouldn't When Horsenappers Demanded a Ransom

Maybe Allah Will Provide, but the Aga Khan Wouldn't When Horsenappers Demanded a Ransom

The World's Greatest Minds Convene, and Agree: Paris Is Better Than Dallas

The World's Greatest Minds Convene, and Agree: Paris Is Better Than Dallas

Emerging from Peter's Shadow, Igor Ustinov Breaks the Mold as a Rising Young Sculptor

Emerging from Peter's Shadow, Igor Ustinov Breaks the Mold as a Rising Young Sculptor

Tour d'Argent Owner Claude Terrail Has Paris at His Feet

Tour d'Argent Owner Claude Terrail Has Paris at His Feet

Between the U.S. and Another Davis Cup Stands a Formidable Frenchman Named Yannick Noah

Between the U.S. and Another Davis Cup Stands a Formidable Frenchman Named Yannick Noah

'Voulez-Vous Sashay Avec Moi?' Asks Judy Krantz, Leading Readers Through Her New French Romance

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Ex-President Giscard Shows France You Can Take the Man Out of Politics, but You Can't Take Politics Out of the Man

Ex-President Giscard Shows France You Can Take the Man Out of Politics, but You Can't Take Politics Out of the Man

Archive // April 12, 1982
For Marie-Claude Lalique, the Glass Menagerie Is Her Work, Her Life and Her Family

For Marie-Claude Lalique, the Glass Menagerie Is Her Work, Her Life and Her Family

Archive // January 11, 1982
François Truffaut

François Truffaut

Archive // December 21, 1981
In 180,000 Smuggled Photographs, Vladimir Sichov Gives a Rare Glimpse of Russia's Real People

In 180,000 Smuggled Photographs, Vladimir Sichov Gives a Rare Glimpse of Russia's Real People

Archive // December 14, 1981
Paris Toasts the 50-Year Reign of King Babar

Paris Toasts the 50-Year Reign of King Babar

Archive // November 09, 1981
Their 'Cruel, Crazy Love' Never Died, Says Maya Ruiz-Picasso of Her Father and Mistress Mother

Their 'Cruel, Crazy Love' Never Died, Says Maya Ruiz-Picasso of Her Father and Mistress Mother

Archive // August 17, 1981
France Chooses a President—an Unsociable Socialist with a Passion for Literature

France Chooses a President—an Unsociable Socialist with a Passion for Literature

Archive // May 25, 1981
Trained as a Healer, Ana Martinez Is the Che of El Salvador's Deadly War

Trained as a Healer, Ana Martinez Is the Che of El Salvador's Deadly War

Archive // March 30, 1981
The 'Pomme' of France's Eye, Gerard Depardieu Tastes New American Success

The 'Pomme' of France's Eye, Gerard Depardieu Tastes New American Success

Archive // January 26, 1981
The Real Spy's Story Reads Like Fiction and 40 Years Later Inspires a Best-Seller

The Real Spy's Story Reads Like Fiction and 40 Years Later Inspires a Best-Seller

Archive // December 15, 1980
Jourdan Doesn't Just Mean Shoes: Charles Iii Designs Stores for Papa, Dior and Saint Laurent, Too

Jourdan Doesn't Just Mean Shoes: Charles Iii Designs Stores for Papa, Dior and Saint Laurent, Too

Archive // December 01, 1980
Until She Flipped for a Woody Allen Script, Charlotte Rampling Was Turning Homebody

Until She Flipped for a Woody Allen Script, Charlotte Rampling Was Turning Homebody

Archive // November 24, 1980
A French Baron Wind-Surfs 700 Miles Across the Pacific, He Says, but Skeptics Wonder

A French Baron Wind-Surfs 700 Miles Across the Pacific, He Says, but Skeptics Wonder

Archive // October 06, 1980
Sam and Judith Pisar Meld the Disparate Worlds of Cage and Kissinger in Their Marriage

Sam and Judith Pisar Meld the Disparate Worlds of Cage and Kissinger in Their Marriage

Archive // August 25, 1980
Composer Claude Bolling's Real Switch Isn't Trains but Luring Rampal & Pinky into All That Jazz

Composer Claude Bolling's Real Switch Isn't Trains but Luring Rampal & Pinky into All That Jazz

Archive // July 21, 1980
The Son Picasso Shut Out of His Life Helps Mount a Giant New York Tribute to His Father

The Son Picasso Shut Out of His Life Helps Mount a Giant New York Tribute to His Father

Archive // May 26, 1980
Maud Frizon Has Reason to Kick Up Her Heels: the World Wants to Be in Her Shoes

Maud Frizon Has Reason to Kick Up Her Heels: the World Wants to Be in Her Shoes

Archive // April 14, 1980
All the Bars to Laughter Are Down as Michel Serrault Mihces His Way Through La Cage Aux Folles

All the Bars to Laughter Are Down as Michel Serrault Mihces His Way Through La Cage Aux Folles

Archive // April 07, 1980
Bo Derek's 'Bolero' Turn-On Stirs Up a Ravel Revival, Millions in Royalties—and Some Ugly Memories

Bo Derek's 'Bolero' Turn-On Stirs Up a Ravel Revival, Millions in Royalties—and Some Ugly Memories

Archive // March 31, 1980
One Look at Fernando Botero's Work Explains Why He Is Considered An Artistic Heavyweight

One Look at Fernando Botero's Work Explains Why He Is Considered An Artistic Heavyweight

Archive // March 24, 1980
Famed French Cook Simone Beck Offers the U.S. New Recipes and a Culinary Kiss on the Cheek

Famed French Cook Simone Beck Offers the U.S. New Recipes and a Culinary Kiss on the Cheek

Archive // March 10, 1980
The Face May Not Be Familiar, but the Name Should Be: It's Composer and Cult Hero Leonard Cohen

The Face May Not Be Familiar, but the Name Should Be: It's Composer and Cult Hero Leonard Cohen

Archive // January 14, 1980
'We Will Pay the Price' in the U.S. Presidential Campaign, Complains P.L.O. Chief Arafat

'We Will Pay the Price' in the U.S. Presidential Campaign, Complains P.L.O. Chief Arafat

Archive // October 15, 1979
See You Later, Alligator? Rene Lacoste Makes Sure the World Sees It Everywhere Now

See You Later, Alligator? Rene Lacoste Makes Sure the World Sees It Everywhere Now

Archive // October 15, 1979
A Hard-Riding Okie Runs the Fast Track of French Horse Racing—and the Aga Khan Bridles

A Hard-Riding Okie Runs the Fast Track of French Horse Racing—and the Aga Khan Bridles

Archive // August 27, 1979
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