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Photographer Jane Evelyn Atwood's latest book helps to rediscover Paris' energetic Pigalle district.

"I don't want someone else deciding for me whether I'm ready to die or not. I'm not a child anymore—I know what I want."

"I think that if you're badly dressed, everyone sees you as just another refugee."

We headed out for a day with Louis “King Louis XX” Alphonse—a direct heir to the obviously defunct French throne—and his supporters.

I highly recommend getting naked in a nightclub—as long as everyone else is, too.

The World Cup's young star was raised in Bondy, a poor suburb north east of Paris.

Sunday's match was France's second win in 20 years.

We spoke with a member of Mwasi, the French Afro-feminist collective, about their controversial screening of the movie and the racial dialogue it has stirred up in France.

From New York and Kampala to Paris and Manila—photographer Kevin Couliau documented the planet's prettiest places to play basketball.

Photographer Arnaud Chochon spent a year with Jean, a 60-year-old hoarder whose house is cleaned out once a year, for health and safety reasons.

The repression of my homosexuality and the brutality of the Egyptian regime pushed me to leave Cairo forever.

A sociologist explains what he thinks French media has to gain if the centrist candidate wins.