Philippe Catherine does not play music. He is music.
« Philip Catherine is one of the last romantic jazz musicians. He does not play music: he is music. A lyricism
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In focus
Tourists are back to Brussels
This summer, in August, Brussels Airport welcomed nearly 2.5 million passengers, a rise of 7.6% compared to the same month
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Carles, now what?
Few hours after Carles Puigdemont’s speech at the Press Club Brussels Europe, both Catalonia and Europe remained confused regarding Catalonia’s future.
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Geoffroy Mottart and the flower power
Have you ever noticed, while strolling around Brussels, a statue covered by flowers popping out from the urban landscape? It
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From Samhain to Halloween: what’s the history behind your favourite holiday?
What’s your first thought when someone mentions Halloween? Children wearing costumes? pumpkins? You’re not wrong, as children wear scary clothes
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Premiere: D’après une histoire vraie
Four years after Venus in Fur, Roman Polanski’s new film has arrived to the theaters in Belgium. On Monday October
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Bolivian adventure: from La Paz to the Death Road
You might have heard about the Death Road. Well, despite the creepy name it is one of the most beautiful
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A weekend in Brussels
This summer I had the opportunity of visiting Brussels along with many other European cities. To be very honest, before
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Bratislava on the Danube
In the days of the Roman Empire, Rome’s mighty army rarely ventured across the Danube, and the river marked the
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There are Chinese restaurants and then there is Cité du Dragon
There are Chinese restaurants and then there is Cité du Dragon. If you haven’t yet discovered this place in leafy Uccle, you should
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