The newspaper is publishing extensive excerpts from "Provisional Memoirs," a collection of about fifty portraits, ahead of its release on October 1st.
Every Wednesday, Le Monde's film critics present a selection of movies playing in theaters, including a documentary about the last surviving witnesses to the Struthof Nazi concentration camp in Alsace.
Three years after "Fire Emblem Engage," which disappointed players, the new tactical RPG chapter reportedly returns to the elements that made the series successful, according to a review published by Le Monde.
Le Monde invites its readers to share moments when joy brought them to tears, as part of a column devoted to intimate experiences.
In a column published by "Le Monde," journalist Solenn de Royer describes an uncertain political autumn in which several prominent figures, including Xavier Bertrand, Jean-Louis Borloo, François Hollande, Thierry Breton and Bernard Cazeneuve, appear reluctant to clarify their presidential ambitions.
In its column "Is It Really Reasonable to...", Le Monde examines the trend of wearing athletic clothes daily, beyond actual sports practice.
Le Monde's critic describes a survival film that is both "successful and repugnant," the directorial debut of filmmaker Grégory Morin.