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Franky Zapata, a French inventor and entrepreneur, flies a jet-powered hoverboard during the annual Bastille Day military parade in Paris, France on July 14, 2019.

France’s ‘Flying Soldier’ Steals the Spotlight With an Actual Hoverboard

Jeanne Damas.

Meet the Paris ‘It’ Girl of 2017, Jeanne Damas

By Dena Silver
Presumptive Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump.

Trump Takes to Fox in Aftermath of Carnage: Clinton ‘Created ISIS’

By Joe Lapointe
French President Francois Hollande leaves the Elysee Palace following a meeting with security officials on July 15, 2016 in Paris, a day after a gunman smashed a truck into a crowd of revellers celebrating Bastille Day in the city of Nice. An attack in Nice where a man rammed a truck into a crowd of people left 84 dead and another 18 in a "critical condition", interior ministry spokesman Pierre-Henry Brandet said on July 15. An unidentified gunman barrelled the truck two kilometres (1.3 miles) through a crowd that had been enjoying a fireworks display for France's national day before being shot dead by police. / AFP / Thomas SAMSON

Hollande Warns What Obama Won’t: Islamic Terrorism Is Real

By John R. Schindler
An NYPD officer watches security camera footage.

Mayor: ‘No Specific and Credible Threats’ to NYC After Truck Attack in Nice

By Madina Toure
Nuxe's famous Oil

The Best French Drugstore Beauty Finds

By Dena Silver
60th Street Festival East 60th Street, from Fifth to Lexington Avenues Noon–5 p.m. For over 15 years, the French Institute Alliance Française has hosted the largest public celebration of France’s very own Independence Day. The street fair showcases the food, music, and culture of our European friends. The three-block shutdown saw over 40,000 visitors last year and offers fun for the whole family, French or American. Stop by for can-can dances, a free French lesson and a chance to enter for a trip to Saint Barts, New Orleans, and France. (Michael George)

Slideshow: How to Celebrate Bastille Day in New York

By Meredith Carey

Vive la France! Pétanque & Pastries Perfect a Brooklyn Bastille Day Bash

By Hugh Bassett

Bastille's Back! Gourmands Reclaim July 14 Five Years After 'Freedom Fries'

By Lysandra Ohrstrom
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