POITIER SAW &#39;DEEP MISMATCH&#39;
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Oscar-winning actor Sidney Poitier, who starred in &quot;To Sir, With Love,&quot; took the stand yesterday to testify about another Hollywood drama: Michael Ovitz&#39;s brief and
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As Formula One inches towards a conclusion in its drive for radical change, Kimi Raikkonen offered further evidence that the effort might be in vain.
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na few dozen blocks of the same slender island, two worlds collided yesterday: the Republican convention&#39;s calculated claims to patriotism and the presidency met elaborately planned and heavily
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Sometimes you&#39;ll hear a too-full-of-himself showbiz type pronounce in grave tones that the political situation is so desperate, he&#39;ll move to France if President Bush wins re-election.
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Like its hero, &quot;Alexander&quot; is bold and ambitious, destined to be debated by future generations. It&#39;s also tragically flawed.
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Markko Martin and his Michelin shod Ford Focus proved victory two weeks ago in Corsica owed nothing to the fact that his main opponent, Sebastien Loeb, had his sights set more on claiming the necessary points to clinch the 2004 Drivers&#39; and Manufacturers
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Paul-Henri Mathieu put France in front in their Davis Cup semi-final against Spain on Friday. France were clinging on to hopes of a 2-0 lead when bad light forced Juan Carlos
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He was commonly known as &quot;Alexander the Great,&quot; but Oliver Stone&#39;s epic drama Alexander sure isn&#39;t. It&#39;s large and it&#39;s charged - and it short-circuits because of unachieved ambitions and grim bombast.
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It was difficult for Tim Henman to be overly disappointed after losing his Paris Masters title yesterday. After all, he still has two major events to look forward to in the next few
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The US presidential race is being followed with close attention in France, where an overwhelming preference for a Democrat victory is balanced by the sober recognition that -- whatever the result -- there will be no quick fix for damaged bilateral ties.
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There may be no such thing as perfection but it takes a brave man to tell Hoss-ein Rezazadeh, the world&#39;s st-rongest man, that he is doing it all wrong.
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France&#39;s newspaper industry sank deeper into crisis this week after two of its top dailies stepped up rescue talks with investors, leaving observers skeptical about the likelihood of an imminent recovery.
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Sometimes, the two concepts can blur.
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An unlikely icon is at the center of President Sarkozy's latest problem with some parts of the public
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OPORTO, Portugal For those who traveled here to see Jose Mourinho&#39;s new team add to his old team&#39;s misery, it did not quite work out as planned.
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âI canât be criticized for wanting first place for France,â Mr. Sarkozy said in an interview with The New York Times. âIf France doesnât take the lead, who will?â
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IAN POULTER grabbed a Ryder Cup debut in quite unbelievable fashion last night - after looking as though he had totally blown it. On a day of high drama at the final qualifying event, the BMW International