This week's entertainment scene is buzzing with activity! From the runways of Paris Fashion Week to concert stages and literary circles, there's something for everyone. Let's dive into the highlights.
Paris Fashion Week: A Touch of Softness
Paris Fashion Week has wrapped up, leaving a trail of inspiration and elegance. The autumn-winter 2025-2026 collections showcased a refreshing "bubble of lightness," according to reports. Designs included wrap dresses inspired by confetti at Courrèges, bodies adorned with sequins at Stella McCartney, and enveloping woolen drape jackets at Balmain. These collections, presented until March 11, emphasized a gentle touch of elegance.
Clara Luciani Shines in Paris
Singer Clara Luciani recently electrified the Accor Arena in Paris. While she may have started the concert a bit stiff, she quickly found her groove, unleashing a powerful performance that blended rock energy with a touch of romance. Her voice and movements became increasingly free, solidifying her rock authority.
Culture Pass Changes and YouTube Drama
The "Pass culture," a cultural initiative aimed at young people in France, is undergoing significant changes. Laurence Tison-Vuillaume, the new president of SAS Pass culture, announced that the initiative will be abolished for those under 17 years old and halved for 18-year-olds. "We refocus efforts on those who need it most," she stated in an interview with Le Monde.
Meanwhile, artist and performer Olivier de Sagazan experienced a rollercoaster ride on YouTube. His channel was suddenly canceled for "nudity and sexually-oriented content," only to be reinstated later without any explanation. This incident highlights the often unpredictable nature of content moderation on large platforms.
Book Recommendations from Le Monde
Every Thursday, the editorial team of 'Monde des livres' offers its selection of books. This week's selection features books that explore themes of political idealism and identity conflicts. Titles include "Three Years on a Bench," "All the Lives of Theo," and "La Realidad."
From fashion to music, policy changes to online controversies, and literary recommendations, this week's entertainment news offers a diverse range of topics to keep you informed and entertained. Stay tuned for more updates!