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"Fashionista" - Fille obsédée par la mode. Pur pléonasme, donc, si l'on en croit les magazines. Ici l'anglaise Alexa Chung, chouchoute de la presse, et sa copine fêtarde Pixie Geldof.
(Ne pas) oublier 2010 : dix mots franglais nunuches des magazines féminins, actualité Société : Le Point
In 1976, Richard Avedon went to Washington to photograph Henry Kissinger. As Avedon was leading him to his mark, Kissinger said, “Be kind to me.” Artists have been making portraits of the mighty for centuries—from Velázquez’s Philip IV to Lucian Freud’s Elizabeth II—and the act of portrait-making can leave the royal or the tyrant, the President or the diplomat with a sudden feeling of disequilibrium, of a transfer of power. Avedon knew that Kissinger was trying to manipulate him, but what, exactly, did he want? “Did Kissinger want to look wiser, warmer, more sincere than he suspected he was?”
Platon: Photographs of World Leaders : The New Yorker
Last night, over the happy-hour din at the Half King, the talented and ever-so-humble Carolyn Drake shared her pictures with a room packed full of photographers and attentive fans. Though Drake discussed her ongoing project on the former ’stans , the focus of the evening was her work on the Uighurs, a Muslim ethnic minority on the edges of the Taklamakan Desert in Western China. In recent years, Drake explained, millions of Han Chinese have migrated into Uighur territory, bringing an influx of infrastructure, government, and pursuit of natural resources. In images that are beautiful, subtle, and unexpected, Drake’s series, “Becoming Chinese,” documents the slow demise of the Uighur’s ancient culture.
Photo Booth: Postcard from China’s Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region : The New Yorker
This week in the magazine, Burkhard Bilger writes about tugboats , with a focus on the Smith family, who have lived on tugboats since Latham Smith built his first one in 1969. Here Bilger narrates an audio slide show about the Smiths and the tugboating life. With photographs by Benjamin Lowy and snapshots courtesy of the Smith family. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast.
Burkhard Bilger on the Smith Tugboat Family: Audio Slide Show : The New Yorker
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Sofia, Bulgaria: Bulgaria's Patriarch Maxim leads the traditional Christmas mass at the golden-domed Alexander Nevsky Cathedral Photograph: Valentina Petrova/AP
Photographs and X-ray images of spacesuits in all their complexity, some worn by famous astronauts and others that never made it into space. | Related Article »
A Space Wardrobe - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com
Afin de faire rentrer des devises, Pyongyang exporte des restaurants dans plusieurs pays d'Asie. Reportage à Pékin, où la cuisine nord-coréenne démontre tout son savoir faire...
Corée du Nord: la diplomatie du Kimchi | Mediapart
