French food is everywhere (blame Julia Child), and you’ll find at least one spot in each NYC neighborhood with burgundy ...

I could quit my job, leave London and move to France to work on a vineyard. My mornings would begin with birdsong and my days ...

the French slapstick space opera from writer-director Bruno Dumont which sees a secret war unleash between extra-terrestrial forces of good and evil in a small village in Northern France ...

Nestled between the glitzy French Riviera towns of Nice and Cannes, is a village hidden away from the world. And despite being in one of Europe’s tourist hotspots, a visit to Eze feels like ...

Nadia Chaudhury is an editor for Eater Northeast and Eater New York and was the former Eater Austin editor, who often writes about food and pop culture.

Legendary disco group Village People pushed politics off the setlist to perform at inaugural activities for incoming President Donald Trump. The group, whose songs "YMCA" and "Macho Man" were ...

The macho men had fun staying at the Y.M.C.A., but where are the O.G. members now, and who'll be playing for the president-elect on Jan. 20?

The president’s affinity for the Village People’s music used to seem trollish, but now it’s just logical. The band formed in the 1970s when two French producers, one of them gay, put out a ...

Members of the Village People performed their signature song, “Y.M.C.A.,” at President-elect Donald Trump’s rally late Sunday, ahead of his swearing-in ceremony—a shift after the band’s ...

Formed in 1977 by French producers Jacques Morali ... who was often spotted dancing to it along the campaign trail. Village People will perform the catchy tune in spite of long-standing strife ...

The Village People, as a group, was created in 1977 by French music producers Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo. Morali, who was gay, and Belolo came up with the idea of a band inspired by gay disco ...

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