Espionage fiction continues to captivate ... “Essentially a whodunnit, a Poirot-esque mystery set in a small hotel on the French Riviera with a Gestapo agent rather than a killer to be unmasked.” ...

F. Scott Fitzgerald was not a favorite of America's editors for many years, but they all read 'Gatsby.' Everyone reads ...

The French Riviera is also known for its mix of old money, celebrities, and secret scandals. Lisbon is warm, stylish, and full of culture. The city has a rich history, beautiful streets, and luxury ...

The result is a house that feels private, understated, and intimately connected to the French Riviera landscape. RELATED: This $8.9 Million Villa on the French Riviera Is Perched Above France’s ...

Celine is bringing French Riviera summer to Shanghai with a five-week pop-up at Zhangyuan ahead of Michael Rider’s collection debut on July 6. Open to the public from Sunday to May 11 ...

Serving some of the freshest fish on the French Riviera and the best barbecues, this beach hut restaurant is a must for all foodies who like their toes in the sand as they eat. Spending the ...

paperback, $18.95), which vaults the reader into the world of Agatha Dorn, an irritable archivist and passionate devotee of mystery fiction — particularly the work of Gladden Green (think Agatha ...

The inscription "DDPF" standing for "French prisoners' rights" was found at nearly all sites, except for the prison near Toulon where assailants left the mysterious acronym "DDFM". The national ...

The outlet said Havar, which is home to a picturesque "terra-cotta-roofed town," has been referred to as "Croatia's version of the French Riviera" due to its gorgeous waterfronts and marinas.

From Americans' growing love for Nice to French attempts to entice US researchers ... we've also compiled a list of direct flights from the US to the Riviera. And if you happen to work as a ...

Mystery fiction has changed drastically since 1930, the time frame for Marie Benedict’s clever and engaging “The Queens of Crime” set in England. Back then — in England and America ...

In the 1960s, the young festival served as an epicenter of the French New Wave, premiering films by Jean-Luc Godard, Agnès Varda and François Truffaut. The parallel section Critics’ Week ...