Culture
Sunday, 15.06.2025
A social phenomenon in Japan, the brand Tenga sells its cheeky creations worldwide, including in Switzerland. Its founder shares his story.
From July 16 to August 8, the courtyard of Château d’Ouchy becomes an intimate summer cinema: 11 cult films, special guests, and 50 seats per screening.
On the German holiday island, a golden jackal has killed over 80 sheep in a short time. However, shooting this unwanted and extremely rare guest is currently not allowed.
A flyover allowed for the location of two "exceptional" remains in Hauterive: an unprecedented Iron Age boat and a nearly complete Roman one.
Without wagon 31, the National Circus would not function: 220 employees are catered for here upon request. A lunchtime visit to the kitchen of Nour Eddine Oulouda.
Tate McRae started working on her career at the age of 7. Now she is 22 and will stop in Switzerland on her world tour this Wednesday.
A violent storm tore down several tents and barriers on Sunday at the Neuchâtel festival site. It had to be evacuated.
In the changing rooms, there is laughter, bullying, and filming - shame and fear of public humiliation are rising. A new survey shows how big the problem is.
When his self-portraits dissolve into nothing, he is satisfied: Frantiček Klossner's art is fleeting but significant. This is shown in a recently published monograph.
The art society and the Bührle Foundation want to conduct the research themselves. Members of the Swiss Expert Commission - Second World War are calling for an independent body.
The art society and the Bührle Foundation want to conduct the research themselves. Members of the Swiss Expert Commission - World War II are calling for an independent body.
Carlo Ancelotti succeeded in his debut at the helm of the Seleção, securing qualification for the 2026 World Cup. However, in Brazil, a tense context could quickly become a quagmire for the Italian.
Nora Balmer is in charge of props for the Thunerseespiele. She makes many herself, such as swords or charred lumps of gold.
Specialist in healers, Magali Jenny has written a fascinating book about the most famous of them. One gets to know the man much better, but not his mystery.
On Sunday morning, thousands of women run and walk through the federal city.
The French singer releases a moving album that "talks about others," those who matter or have mattered. He will be at the Octogone in Pully in October. Exclusive interview.
Original but not crazy, this Swiss doctor known for his research defends the beauty of anatomy. Starting price: 55,000 francs.
More cream or less? More meat or less? Annemarie Wildeisen and her daughter Florina Manz discuss simple cooking – and the big return to hearty dishes.
Boring? Outdated? Not at all! 10 reasons why the sideboard makes a great roommate.
Saturday, 14.06.2025
On a hot Saturday afternoon, thousands gathered to advocate for the women's cause.
The researcher Rüdiger Maas tells us why young Swiss people are less afraid of the future than Germans and are largely proud of their country.
Even on the last day of the festival, fans brave the scorching heat at the Interlaken airport, showcasing their ingenuity. Meanwhile, Jinjer and Lord of the Lost rock the Jungfrau Stage.
In the Iranian capital, there is restrained joy over the blow against the regime. But now repression may follow, fears Saghi Gholipour from Free Iran Switzerland.
The 40th anniversary album of The Young Gods, "Appear Disappear," showcases a sharp sonic resistance. Interview with Franz Treichler.
A research by the "New York Times" reveals unusual family ties of the new Pope. These extend to icons of pop music.
The Israeli forces provided assistance to the crew of the Gaza aid ship with trapped individuals. However, this was highly problematic in two respects.
Some are superstars of their sport – and yet they are hated. 16 athletes who particularly rub people the wrong way.
Some are superstars of their sport – and yet they are hated. 16 athletes who particularly rub people the wrong way.
The godmother of the Bol d'Or 2025 has had a thunderous start to the year and announced that she will embark on a world tour with a new boat. In the meantime, she returns to her first loves on the lake.
At the traditional birthday parade of the British king, the Royals observed a minute of silence for the victims in India. Particularly encouraging: Princess Kate fully participated for the first time since her illness.
On August 28, 1910, Armand Dufaux set a world record by making the crossing with his airplane. A few pages from two beautiful books dedicated to the industrial family recount the story.
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of this cinematic monument, a beautiful book reveals its behind-the-scenes.
The rapper MC Flepp from the band Liricas-Analas is not running alone, but in combination with two companions. Is this innovative or undemocratic?
Every month, "Femina" invites a personality to express themselves at the beginning of the magazine. A mother of three and a late student, the Fribourg resident Candy Rapaz encourages us to break out of the mold in a society marked by stifling conservatism.
Following the deployment of reservists to Los Angeles, the military parade in Washington will take place this Saturday, June 14. Trained at a military high school in New York, Donald Trump has not lost his fondness for the armed forces.
In Swiss supermarkets, eggs are not refrigerated, but in your refrigerator, there is always an egg compartment.
Let's embark on our versatility course from etymology to grammar, spelling, and vocabulary: With three mistakes, a gold medal is still within reach.
Chef Michaela Frank prepares dishes for her loved ones over the weekend – and she also enjoys being cooked for. She is excited by Chinese dumplings and Woody Allen films.
K-Beauty and its sophisticated rituals have long dominated the market. But a new minimalist trend is emerging: Nordic skincare.
In the run-up to the Federal Gymnastics Festival, Rolloise Gabrielle Gindroz Theintz reflects on her journey and her fight to allow women to participate in competitions.
Artists are seeing their value rise in the market as well as in the institutions that proudly showcase them. A brief tour of Switzerland.
Exhibitions are multiplying, recognition is becoming clearer, and the art market is following – evidenced by several records set by women.
Art enthusiasts will find more than just the main fair. Other fairs taking place during Art Week attract audiences with their own focuses.
Erika Pascale is a trained seamstress, but thimbles serve a different purpose for her. They are collector's items and jewelry that fill her house in Thunstetten.
This year, there is no feminist strike in Winterthur. Co-organizer Irene Willi explains why – and how she experiences the social climate.
The Glarner with the distinctive mustache won over 100 races. He was revered and extorted - and even at 66, after several heart surgeries, he still gets back in the saddle.
The queer feminist US author and former dominatrix lived a year without sex. Why did she do it, and how did she feel afterward?
At the feminist strike, we men hear quite a bit. Five suggestions on how we can deal with it.
Former footballer David Beckham and actor Gary Oldman have been knighted by King Charles III.
Friday, 13.06.2025
Work, motherhood, burnout, patriarchy... The storylines draw from women's daily lives with a blend of irony, insight, and tenderness.
They are 50 years apart but have experienced similar things. Feminist activists Jael Seiler and Jeanne Allemann discuss the realities of being a woman in a generational conversation.
In "Stick," Wilson portrays a man who, after a career-ending outburst, hits rock bottom and must realign his life. Some scenes are worth watching again and again.
This Saturday from 4 PM, several activities await the former students of the Carouge orientation cycle. A day to dive into memories and recreate connections.
Our illustrator captures the best of local, regional, and international news.
Aerial acrobat Svyatoslav Rasshivkin and other artists captivate with their skills, while Mike Müller takes on the Basel police and Xherdan Shaqiri.
Escalation between Iran and Israel | Cassis presents EU dossier | Former Migros CEO Bolliger has died | Learners demand eight weeks of vacation | Plans for the reconstruction of Blattens
What does rock music have to tell us in 2025? The largest thematic rock festival in Switzerland provides contradictory answers on opening day.
Sneered at by classical fans who deem him kitsch, this composer who died a hundred years ago is nonetheless an innovator behind much of today's music. Analysis.
She was insulted by Covid deniers, sometimes gets annoyed with dog owners, and leaves her phone at home when she runs. The fastest marathon runner in Switzerland in an interview.
National coach Pia Sundhage has had to part ways with the first three players. Three more will join them.
The sun is blazing down on the airfield area as the punk rockers Selbstbedienung kick off the second day of the Greenfield Festival.
Renowned architects criticize the pastoral vision of land use planning. They focus on smart densification of the suburbs to accommodate 10 million Swiss people.
The stand "Palais Ô Magret" gives way to a vegetarian offering. The music school of Rolle, which manages the stand, adapts despite the surprise.
Our author was a staunch army abolitionist in the eighties. Since Russia invaded Ukraine, he has been having doubts.
The musician passed away on Wednesday. Despite his absence from the group since the 1980s, he will be on everyone's mind during the band's concert this summer in Valais.
In recent years, predators in the Carpathians have increasingly attacked humans. The village of Baile Tusnad has found ways for humans and bears to coexist peacefully.
He was fearless and even outran the fastest East Africans at the turn of the millennium. Then the Swiss crowned his career in the 800-meter race in Edmonton.
An evening at Zurich's Hardturm site in seven courses: From Norwegian salmon kiss to Honduran tortilla to pita with Japanese filling.
Theater, painting, lectures, concerts: The regional agenda for the next seven days is prominently filled.
From June 12 to 22, 2025, Lausanne will host the ETF. Competitions will take place in 22 disciplines.
Last summer, an Italian trattoria opened its doors in the beautifully transformed premises of an old café bar.
He is a Hollywood director ("12 Years a Slave") and a spectacular artist: Oscar winner Steve McQueen talks about his love for a Swiss woman and his new mega-exhibition in Basel.
As part of the event series "Mustermesse der Gewalt" at the Basel Theater, the Men's Office discussed the topics of masculinity and violence.
The Music Festival will take place in about ten locations in Morges over five days. The organizers aimed to ensure that everyone can enjoy it.
Vishwash Kumar Ramesh is the only survivor among the 242 people on board a flight from Ahmedabad to London. Rescue teams are searching through the debris to understand the causes of the crash.
In Oslo, the Genevan broke his record in the 200m for his debut in the Diamond League. Usain Bolt, the guest of honor, set the evening ablaze.
When the 13th of a month falls on a Friday, many interpret this as a bad omen. But why is that?
Only one person was at the helm of the orange giant longer than founder Gottlieb Duttweiler. Now Bolliger has succumbed to a cancer illness.
In the context of the feminist strike, 70 associations committed to equality will liven up the Geneva park. An event open to the public, free and festive.
The theologian and historian Jean-François Martin has uncovered gems about the last four Federal Gymnastics Festivals in Lausanne. He tells the story.
A mirrored fireplace, a summer bar, and a windowsill with a panoramic view: On Schlossbergstrasse in Muttenz, indoors and outdoors blend together.
Here you can find your readers' letters from June 13.
Christian Lanza has trained or personally recruited all the big names of the Grenat since the 1980s. At 76, he opens his book of memories.
A dive into the daily life of a team that traverses the sky to repatriate the sick. This unique service in the world relies on 3.6 million donors.
A reflection by Karine Curti, director of the Foundation for the Attractiveness of the Canton of Geneva.
Soon, Basel will once again become the mecca of the international art scene. Here are the answers to the most important questions about Art.
Pete Doherty was once known as the troubled boyfriend of supermodel Kate Moss. With his song "Calvados," he now warms our hearts.
Ink and heavy metal - a sacred alliance. We were there when brave festival-goers got a souvenir for life tattooed on them.
Thursday, 12.06.2025
A symbol of the city, the rose will be celebrated with 16 flower beds to discover from June 13 to 15. Concerts, a floral competition, and the city of Gruyères as a guest of honor are also on the agenda.
With his gentle and poetic view of the daily life of a thirty-something, this resident of Toulouse fills the venues in Paris, Morges, and (soon) Geneva. His fame skyrocketed with his character Tom La Sardine on social media.
With the 88-year-old African American and Namibian artist Tuli Mekondjo, the Kunsthalle has spectacularly launched into a new era. The world has arrived at Helvetiaplatz.
Irwin was not only remarkable for his old age. His human companions emphasize his balanced nature. He was "an incredibly nice koala," says the zoo veterinarian.
The 34-year-old has been the face of Switzerland for years. Now she has suffered a torn cruciate ligament and has to withdraw. And the question arises: is one of the greatest careers in Swiss football coming to an end?
Find out the main information and highlights of this Thursday, June 12.
On Thursday night, the so-called strawberry moon appeared in the Bernese sky. The sunset and sunrise were also spectacular.
A city park in Basel is celebrating its anniversary, a party for everyone over 30, and following in the footsteps of Thomas Mann: these are the highlights of the coming days.
The city's cultural support does not meet its expectations. Therefore, the performance contract is being put out to tender for the first time. At the cultural center, they are talking about a "shock."
The courtyard of the Gland college will transform into a green oasis with a sports square, a multipurpose space, and a rain garden. Other ideas are on the table.
A complete redesign transforms this once unwelcoming place. Pergolas, urban furniture, and greenery now invite users to share it.
A tourist in a bikini in the historic center of Gallipoli has pushed the limits. The mayor promises fines of up to 150 euros.
A tribute from a heartbroken columnist to the soul of the Beach Boys and their divine anthem: "God Only Knows."
Dogs and their owners are more than ever the target of Iranian authorities.
In Spain, the most successful films and series outside the English-speaking world are being created. What is their secret?
Footballers are also entertainment machines off the pitch. We provide the proof.
In "No Turning Back," a feminist is hunted by anti-abortion activists. And a serial killer is also on the loose. A worthwhile crime read for the summer months.
Stephen King tells in his thriller "No Turning Back" about a writer who is hunted by fundamentalists for her fight for the right to abortion.
Twenty years after legalization, absinthe is a flagship of local tourism. The people of Jura celebrate this, along with memories of the legendary underground era.
Twenty years after legalization, absinthe is a showcase of local tourism. The people of Jura celebrate it, along with memories of the legendary underground era.
Twenty years after legalization, absinthe has become a flagship of local tourism. The people of Jura celebrate this, along with memories of the legendary underground era.
In the style of Ted Lasso for football, this stroll on American golf courses plays "Feel Good." Persuasive but lazy. Canal + /Apple TV.
The cinema announced in a statement that it "urgently needs 30,000 francs."
Highlights from the opening day of the Greenfield Festival featuring Sex Pistols, Powerwolf, Electric Callboy, and many metalheads
Despite a rocky start, this mini-series captivates with a plot as harsh as the Tasmanian spray. Netflix, 8 X 48-53 mins.
Grand Prix of the Séries Mania Festival, this miniseries about domestic violence hits where much seems to have already been said. On Arte.tv
On June 14, 2025, women and allies will take to the streets across Switzerland to demonstrate for their rights. Here’s the program in your city.
A study reveals that only 40% of Swiss women identify as feminists. This varies by age, language region, and political orientation.
Shakespeare, reggae, dance, exhibitions. Discover our favorites in the cultural and leisure agenda this weekend.
Theater, family concerts, circus, cinema... Discover our selection of the best cultural plans for the weekend.
Concerts, parades, and activities: feminist collectives have prepared diverse programs in all Romandy cities. Here’s the overview.
The Full Moon occurred on Wednesday evening. Even though it returns every year, we will have to wait until 2043 to see it again. Discover the most beautiful photos.
The Bern authorities are reissuing the performance contract for cultural use. They aim for an increased density of offerings and plan a possible renovation after 2028.
At Hardturmbrache, the street food festival kicks off, rapper Baze performs at Exil, and the Tonhalle orchestra plays for free outdoors: these are the highlights of the coming days.
A condom made from sheep intestine, adorned with provocative print graphics, delights visitors at the venerable Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The condom was purchased for a bargain.
The event, taking place during the local market on June 21, will feature workshops and a cooking competition. A citizen initiative for a green and friendly kitchen.
Noemi Rüegg is one of the best Swiss cyclists. At the Tour de Suisse, she aims for a stage victory. Here she answers personal questions - about God, voice messages, and sourdough bread.
According to Indian media, a plane has crashed in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad. The aircraft was reportedly headed for London.
In addition to watches, jewelry, paintings, and sculptures, the auction house will auction off valuable items on Thursday, June 19.
In perfumery, each fragrance has its own characteristics. Here are their subtleties and stories explained by a perfumer expert.
Justin Timberlake, who disappointed many hip-hop fans as the headliner, has canceled his performance at Openair Frauenfeld. Instead, US rapper A$ap Rocky will step in.
Auctioneer Marc Dogny discusses the highlights of his upcoming auction and the anniversary of his house.
The Geneva house is organizing its summer auction on June 15 at the Ritz-Carlton Hôtel de la Paix.
The literary meeting in Geneva returns for its fourth edition on June 14 and 15, with a rich program confirming a growing success.
He was the creative mind behind the Beach Boys: Brian Wilson's hits traveled the world, and now the co-founder of the Beach Boys has passed away. The music world mourns.
Chronicle of Planet networks by Philippe Amez-Droz, lecturer and researcher at the Medialab Institute, University of Geneva.
Lausanne hosts 65,000 gymnasts from all corners of Switzerland to celebrate movement and life outside the current anxious climate.
Every summer, a group of mountain and animal enthusiasts follows the oldest cheese trade route from Central Switzerland to Italy. Our author joined the hike.
Pasta, couscous, a frittata, and a trick to turn tired fruits into the best dessert: these simple recipes are perfect for sunny warm days.
For 38 years, Urs Kessler shaped the fate of the Jungfrau railways and thus the region. How was he perceived by other players in politics and business?
Samira Martini and Jan Gnägi both made the leap into the Grand Council at a young age - but there are worlds between them. Their dispute over gender-neutral language illustrates this.
Pasta, couscous, a frittata, and a trick to turn tired fruits into the best dessert: these simple recipes are perfect for sunny warm days.
On feminist strike day, tens of thousands of women will take to the streets. What do they want? To stay home, to pursue a career – or both? Four women provide answers.
Wednesday, 11.06.2025
The Beach Boys set the dream of eternal summer to music. With "Pet Sounds," Brian Wilson broke the boundaries of pop music – and hinted at a dark side that dominated his life. He has now passed away.
The Beach Boys captured the dream of eternal summer. However, band leader Brian Wilson struggled privately with nervous breakdowns, pills, drugs, and guardianship. He has now passed away at the age of 82.
The Beach Boys set the dream of eternal summer to music. With "Pet Sounds," Brian Wilson pushed the boundaries of pop music – and hinted at a dark side that dominated his life. He has now passed away.
Residents of the Federal Festival must be patient until June 22. The energy of the festival will make up for the minor inconveniences.
The frontman of the Beach Boys has died. His family announced this on his website and through social media.
At the age of 82, the pioneer of surf music was suffering from dementia.
Singers are achieving success with "Narcocorridos" ballads that glorify the lives of drug lords. Attempts to ban them have always failed. Now, however, help is coming - from Donald Trump.
The place aims to support the transformation of the Praille-Acacias-Vernets (PAV) district by bringing together its future residents around art and culture.
The film by Silvio Soldini tells the story of women who check Adolf Hitler's dishes for poison – and of a passionate relationship between a Jewish woman in hiding and an SS man. It becomes downright obscene.
This year, no purple wave will roll through the old town of Winterthur. The feminist collective wants to take a break.
The gastronomic guide "50 Top Pizza" has revealed its 2025 ranking of the best European establishments to enjoy pizza. And two are Swiss.
A commission is questioning content creators with controversial practices. Masculinism and sexual content are at the heart of the inquiries.
The cuddle hormone is released during hugging and kissing, can strengthen the immune system, and minimize stress, anxiety, and pain. But there is another trigger.
After hitting Chris Rock in the face, Will Smith releases a rehabilitation rap album. The first in 20 years. It's, oh well: nice.
Journalism is currently focused on wars and crises. However, the day after Donald Trump's election, a pasta recipe was among the most read pieces in the "New York Times."
A ranking of the best private schools in the world lists ten in Switzerland, six of which hold top positions.
As the world warms up, our kitchen gets warmer too, and it's fruit fly party time again.
From June 12 to 15, the 24th edition of the musical event will take place. Here is our selection of artists not to miss.
The 24-year-old became famous on TikTok. Her first album now makes her the new It Girl of pop.
From June 27 to 29, Milan Park will host free shows, screenings, and activities. An event designed to strengthen social cohesion in the Lausanne neighborhood.
Content creator, the Genevan shares with us her favorite places for a gourmet break or to stroll.
Nino Rizzo grew up as the son of a mafioso in Sicily. Today, he works in Geneva as a psychologist. In his new book, he contrasts the psychoanalytic profile of a mafioso with that of a Nazi war criminal.
The establishment unveils its summer program with activities for young and old, including knitting workshops, scary stories, and board games.
A well-known woman from Bern bought a painting by Alfred Sisley in 1940. Her son later bequeathed it to the Bern Art Museum, which now aims to rectify an injustice.
At least seven people have died in floods in South Africa's Eastern Cape province. Several children are missing after a school bus was swept away by the floodwaters.
Since 2006, a monstrous crane has loomed over Florence - it is finally being dismantled. A victory for aesthetics, efficiency, and above all, patience.
Swiss filmmaker Petra Volpe narrates twenty-four hours in the life of a nurse under pressure with the same intensity as a thriller.
In addition to "Heldin," we had several favorites this week. "Les enfants rouges" for its harshness, "Jardin d’été" for its poetry, and "Mikado" for its emotion.
For four years, the "Writing Games" workshop has allowed elderly residents to express their memories. A public reading of their texts will take place on June 15, voiced by a professional actress.
The last full moon before the summer solstice is remarkable. Photographers around the globe capture these stunning scenes.
The canton has about a hundred buildings in the shape of an elongated triangle, including the one on Rue du Diorama, which is currently being renovated.
How the Federal Gym Festival will respond to the risks of natural disasters, malaise, attacks, or isolated actions?
The K-pop group BTS is almost reunited after two members completed their South Korean military service this Wednesday.
A reflection on the spelling of Jean Romain, writer and philosopher.
Our guest, a former juvenile judge, takes a keen look at the heavily criticized bodies responsible for protecting children.
Tuesday, 10.06.2025
The nail made Günther Uecker famous, and Uecker brought fame to the nail in art. Now, the universal artist and co-founder of ZERO art has passed away.
The event, starting on June 12 in Lausanne, carries its share of clichés. Historian Gil Mayencourt, an expert on the subject, engages in the exercise of "true/false."
In Vienna, an innovative project designs specific housing for single parents. Sarah Zeller, its founder, explains how to rethink space to offer privacy and community.
The digital edition of Gotthelf has recently gone online. Free and with innovative design. The pastor from Lützelflüh can be rediscovered.
In a brief and concise essay, Valaisan philosopher and ethicist Johan Rochel questions how to better engage men in contemporary struggles for equality in relationships and gender freedom.
Sean "P. Diddy" Combs was one of the biggest names in rap. However, he allegedly treated women in the most degrading way. Insights from the New York court where the trial against Combs is currently taking place
Amazonian giant water lily, agave, or alpine flora: Discover plants from all climate zones, altitudes, and distant corners of the Earth - all on Swiss soil.
The "pope of dance," Claude Ratzé, will bid farewell this summer. Like him, some key figures of Geneva's culture are leaving. How to replace them?
From Annoyance to Cult Object: In the 1980s, Heinrich Rehmann and Katrin Stirnemann brought the hammock to Bern. Now they are looking for a solution for their unique business in Thun.
Claude Ratzé's final edition at La Bâtie features a rich program, bubbling with creativity.
Anmari Mëtsa Yabi Wili has arrived at Art Basel with the cultural cargo ship "Lorin". She shows us her living space, which also serves as a concert hall and gallery.
Anmari Mëtsa Yabi Wili is back with her cultural cargo ship Lorin for Art Basel. This updated article provides insight into her unique living space, which serves as a concert hall and gallery.
The left and cultural sectors are launching an initiative for 1% of the cantonal budget to be allocated to the sector.
The activist was aboard the "Madleen," the boat stopped by the Israeli army. Her commitment to the Palestinian cause is striking, but this is not the first time the Swede has made waves.
On December 21, 2015, the Schauer family was brutally murdered in Rupperswil. 146 days later, the perpetrator is arrested: the family does not know him – but he knows them well.
Julie is visiting the great exhibition dedicated to the Swiss artist at the Musée Rath. Juicy reactions from the visitors.
The fire occurred in Aisne, France. The victims were 22 and 23 years old.
The atypical and activist chef from Geneva publishes her first book, both educational and inspiring. A meeting with an ethical chef.
The dials of watches are becoming increasingly creative and sophisticated. Eight examples from our lifestyle magazine "Encore."
Director Andreas Homoki bids farewell with a staging of the "Elias" oratorio. An outstanding baritone, Christian Gerhaher, helps him achieve triumph.
RM and V, two members of the K-pop group BTS, have been released from military service. The full return of the group is expected by the end of June.
The 38th edition invites the audience to explore different perspectives and awaken imaginations.
Woodstock legend Sly Stone shaped global pop culture with his music and inspired Prince, Michael Jackson, and the Beatles. By the end of his life, however, not much of that fame remained.
The double is secured, but not everything is clear around Red and Blue yet. BaZ allows voting on eleven (partly not entirely serious) questions.
Having taken office in 2010, the director of the museum specializing in ceramic and glass art will leave her position in August.
The event of the week, besides the Full Moon in Sagittarius, is the transit of Jupiter moving from Gemini to Cancer for the next twelve months.
The Design Days take over the old postal sorting center at the Lausanne train station. Featured: around a hundred designers dedicated to inclusive and sustainable creation.
With his music, he influenced funk in the 60s and 70s. Now Sly Stone is dead.
Fans of the group can rejoice: after completing their military service, all band members will soon return to civilian life – and likely make music again.
From June 10 to 28, actress Jacqueline Ricciardi invites the curious into a small truck in Chêne-Bourg to discuss the benefits of art one-on-one.
City dwellers complain about the noise of the crow. Farmers suffer from the damage caused to crops. The example from Nyon is telling.
The brother of national player Ricardo Rodriguez has found his role in football. In a new podcast, he fights for the destigmatization of mental health issues. With prominent guests.
The son of a mafia family from Catania, Nino Rizzo, 75, works as a psychologist in Geneva, where he arrived at the age of 20. He publishes "The Mafia on the Couch."
Summer is a state of mind. So, transform your home into a place of sunny vibes. These 10 ideas will help you.
For years, victims have reported insensitive reactions and a lack of support from the sexual harassment support service. Recently, a protest action took place.
Monday, 09.06.2025
The family of Sly Stone, pioneer of funk, announced his death on Monday.
At first, writing seemed like a way to make quick money. Subsequently, the books became more complex - and always politically engaged. Frederick Forsyth was an Africa reporter, bestselling author, intelligence informant, and later a supporter of Brexit. He has passed away at the age of 86.
Actress Blake Lively accuses her co-star Justin Baldoni of sexual harassment, who responded with a countersuit for defamation. However, it has now been dismissed.
Our illustrator captures the best of local, regional, and international news.
The senior person in the Bern city transport planning no longer hides their identity: Manuk Vogel prefers to be addressed as a woman, but not always.
"Politease-moi"! Controlling women's bodies has become a societal issue, and desire serves as a powerful lever for action and emancipation, according to our sexologist Romy Siegrist.
He wrote many spy novels: the English writer has now passed away at the age of 86. Only later did Forsyth reveal explosive details of his biography.
The author of the famous "Day of the Jackal" has passed away after a brief illness. His work redefined the codes of the spy novel in the 20th century.
The spring creation of the Lausanne company showcases three emblematic ballets by the choreographer. A trilogy that unfolds during his glorious Belgian years.
Flavia Rigamonti swam distances that made many shake their heads. But she was my heroine for another reason.
The Swiss used to display it on their coat of arms, later it became the emblem of mountain idyll. What is Switzerland's relationship with its cows? Answers from a cow signaling consultant.
The history of the Greenfield Festival began with a heavy thunderstorm. Metal fans repeatedly stood in the rain at the Interlaken airfield – however, this year looks promising.
The institution had to advance the closing of its greenhouses to prevent thefts targeting plants of invaluable heritage.
The Veytausien experienced suffering and judgment throughout one of the most unique life journeys. A journey narrated in a book by Grégoire Montangero. Meeting.
Photographer Sascha Fonseca braved sub-zero temperatures and snowstorms in the Himalayas. He was rewarded with a unique snapshot of a snow leopard – and the "Oscar of Nature Photography."
This small country is regarded as a model with its progressive politics. What are the Uruguayans doing right? Three encounters in search of answers.
Since May, the butchers of Nyon have taken over Philippe Grange's brand and the secret recipe for his famous grilled bacon. We tasted it!
A devastating meningitis nearly took the life of the French champion. He returned alive and forever changed.
In addition to protesting for women's rights, there are initiatives that, each in their own way, combat inequalities. Online, at home, and at work.
Headlining the Annecy festival, "Elio," the latest from Pixar, discusses a child dreaming of escaping the planet. Interview.
Marion Llamas aims to bring a piece of home to the city with Dröle Zurich – through French comedy. Does this work only for expats or also for locals? A visit to her first organized show.
Fifty years ago, the unthinkable happened: Basel's iconic figure, Karli Odermatt, moved to Bern. After that, cars were kicked, and even a calf was named after him. The protagonist remembers.