Paris Match
Paris Match is one of the few magazines in the world that can be many things at the same time, and in the same issue: it is part serious book, part fun book, part entertainment television show, and, with Match de la Semaine, it is the ultimate newspaper. Ironically, many claim that the newspaper of the future will not be daily, but weekly. Voila, Paris Match is so avant garde that it had this idea years ago, and we have worked hard to make this section of the magazine very special. And, may we add, the new Paris Match also borrows from that new medium, online, in the way it will navigate readers from one page to the next. Read TheMarioBlog
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Mar. 16th The Havana of the 50s: I remember it well
TAKEAWAY: Anyone who wishes to reminisce or to discover the Havana of the 1950s and early 60s only needs to turn to the works of that best of Cuban writers, the late Guillermo Cabrera Infante, who died in 2006. Now, a new novel by him is published post-humously, Cuerpos Divinos (Divine Bodies), and it is yet another postcard of the city of my childhood. I remember it well, including Cabrera Infante’s widow, the actress Miriam Gomez, with whom I acted in a long running play in Havana. AND: Images from my iPad sketches PLUS: Romania Libera one day after: some talk about “pill box” logos
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