Marzia Celii and Ella Malherbe have been touring Europe for ten years under the name Marzella, bringing their original folk-rock to an ever-growing audience. Their new single, Lovely Bird, marks the arrival of French in their lyrics, and has been a resounding success.
Les bouquins du mardi - Jonas Follonier This column will be accompanied by a contradictory article and two poems taken from...
«Prendre un enfant par la main...» (Take a child by the hand). When you read these words or hear the melody behind them, you immediately recognize the singer Yves Duteil. A singer-songwriter, he is also a writer. We met him when he was in Geneva to sign his book Et si la clé était ailleurs, which takes the title of one of his songs.
Aznavour was a great poet. But we often forget that the singer-songwriter's success was also due to his particularly...
When we celebrate the memory of a man like Louis Agassiz, it's not for his racial theses, but for his great contributions to science.
And another round in our tour of Swiss beers and breweries. It's to Neuchâtel that we...
Les mercredis du cinéma - Jonas Follonier A family friend, who wouldn't? Gilbert's a good guy,...
With «Grandis pas», Michel Polnareff delivers a song more sensitive than ever and announces - at last - the release of his album «Enfin!.
Portnoy et son complexe«, the 1969 novel that earned American author Philip Roth his sulphurous reputation, is a must-read. The author had already published a collection of short stories ten years earlier, »Goodbye, Columbus«, which was not a success. Nevertheless, Roth's obsessive themes were already present, starting of course with Jewishness. Like all geniuses, Roth is obsessive. Imagine a Tarantino who wasn't obsessive, or a Proust, a Polnareff, a Flaubert or a Kubrick. And there's one obsession that runs through the whole of »Portnoy and His Complex«: sex.
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