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Dating to at least the mid-19th century, the famed Montmartre cabaret nestled in an iconic pink cottage on the quiet Rue des Saules was at one point taken over by a guy named "Gilles", who painted a rabbit jumping out of a pan on its exterior; thereafter, it was referred to as "Le Lapin a Gilles" (Gilles' rabbit). Following either a mistaken transcription or a willful tweak, the storied nightlif...

One area of southern Paris that often gets completely overlooked by tourists is the National Library District, an example of how the city continues to evolve and change toward a more contemporary guise. Dominated by the four imposing towers of the Bibliothèque Nationale, one of Europe's largest public libraries, and busy with the buzz of cranes and new building developments, the area seems ...

by Colette Davidson A sprawling tribute to one of the 20th century's most prolific and gifted folk and rock talents, "Bob Dylan, Rock explosion 61-66" runs through July 15th at Paris's Cite de la Musique museum near the Parc de la Villette. The exhibit, boasting two levels, is not only an homage to one of America's most prized artists, but also an exploration of the musical influences that morphe...