Opinion

Travis Kelce broke his silence on his wedding to Taylor Swift, revealing intimate details about the ceremony and calling it the best night of his life. The NFL star referred to Swift as his ‘wife’ publicly for the very first time.

A wave of creators dubbed ‘loneliness influencers’ are building massive audiences by documenting lives of intentional solitude — no partners, no children, no regrets. The trend is sparking fierce debate about the line between chosen solitude and dangerous isolation.

Emily Wilson, whose acclaimed 2017 Homer translation Nolan cited as an inspiration, says the film flattens its female characters and softens Odysseus’s moral complexity. FRANCE 24 spoke to her days before she published her review.

The Hospital of Emotions transforms a historic Los Angeles medical site into 22,000 square feet of immersive art exploring grief, memory, and resilience. It’s one of the most psychologically charged exhibitions the city has seen in years.

Four women are accusing Jared Leto of criminal sexual conduct, joining a group of 10 accusers who say the actor targeted them as teenagers. The allegations span more than two decades and describe a disturbing pattern of grooming and manipulation.

A celebrated translator of Homer’s Odyssey has published a scathing 4,000-word takedown of Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster adaptation, even as the film sits at 94% on Rotten Tomatoes. Dr. Margaret Ellison says the film trades Homer’s essential humanity for visual spectacle and cinematic ego.

Love Island has quietly become one of Britain’s most revealing windows into how attitudes around dating, gender and emotional openness are shifting. From women making the first move to men who cry on camera without shame, the villa reflects a culture in genuine transition.

France are into the World Cup 2026 semi-finals and their fans are already debating who they’d rather face: Spain or Belgium? We asked, and the answer might surprise you.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce got married Saturday in Manhattan, and the celebrity guest reactions range from tearful tributes to brutal hangover confessions. Here’s what everyone is saying.

Alexandra Eala pulled off one of Wimbledon’s biggest upsets, defeating world No. 1 Iga Swiatek 6-4, 7-5 in a performance that left Centre Court speechless. The 19-year-old Filipino dedicated her historic win to “all the girls with ruffled socks and chubby cheeks.”