Paris — By Kim Poulin on May 10, 2009 at 12:59 pm

Café Dimanche

Café Dimanche is a way for me to send you off all over the Internet on Sunday mornings as you sip on a hot cup of coffee, pouring over your own newspaper of choice. I bring you articles that I find interesting that I have come across during the past week. They range in subject matter and location–not all will be about Paris specifically. Some might send you to the Bordeaux region in search of a great wine, or a town on the Mediterranean that needs to be on your itinerary. Politics are always at the forefront of French news so a few of those might pop up as well. Hopefully, one or two might tweak your interest as you laze about this Sunday morning. Enjoy the day.

For all you moms out there, Happy Mother’s Day.

France Tries to Lure Hollywood (nytimes.com)
‘Belly of Paris’ to get a makeover (nz.news.yahoo.com)
French wine exports slip behind Italy, Spain (uk.reuters.com)
Harry Beck: The Paris Connection (creativereview.com.uk)**Be sure to check this one out**

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