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The Road

Avec la route, ou The Road, je compte via ce blog revenir avec vous comme copilote et lecteur à mon propre jour premier depuis aujourd'hui et puis tout ceux qui suivront après. Pour beaucoup de chose, si vous êtes un coutumier de l'auteur français Jules Vernes et deTintin de Hergé, c'est comme si vous lecteur vous voyagiez avec moi de la terre à lune et retour.
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KMO, the New Musical Chapter of Pablo Alborán
Pablo Alborán, Spanish singer, songwriter, and actor, returns with KMO, his new studio album. Throughout his career, the artist has won over audiences with hits such as Solamente Tú and Saturno, while also collaborating with performers from different countries. KMO, an acronym for Kilómetro Zero (“Kilometre Zero”), marks a new chapter in the Málaga-born artist’s career. The album opens with Clickbait, a powerful song that reflects on media exposure and the influence of social
Jun 291 min read


Avenoir – Calum Scott / Les Epicuriens Culture
Avenoir – Calum Scott Avenoir is Calum Scott’s third studio album, and it marks a notable departure from his previous work. While Bridges was an album we greatly enjoyed, Avenoir presents a more mature and introspective side of the artist. The album’s title sets the tone perfectly. Avenoir is a coined poetic term meaning “the desire that memory could flow backwards” — a longing to experience life in reverse, allowing memories to approach from the future rather than recede int
Jun 291 min read


Album Review: Kabanes – Konstantinos Argiros Celebrates the Soul of the Greek Islands
At Les Épicuriens Culture, we are launching a new series dedicated to music reviews, and we begin with an artist whose work has already left a lasting impression on our editorial team: Konstantinos Argiros. Our journey with Argiros' music began with Athina Mou, a song that immediately captured our attention. We later discovered Elpida—the Greek word for "hope"—an album that further showcased his ability to blend contemporary sounds with deep emotional resonance. Among our per
Jun 293 min read


Les Epicuriens Culture: Our Monthly Streaming & Entertainment Picks
Welcome to Les Epicuriens Culture's monthly recommendations. Here, we share our top picks for streaming TV shows, films, documentaries, and must-see entertainment to help you discover something new and exciting. This month, Les Epicuriens Culture is excited to introduce a TV series that truly stands out. At Les Epicuriens Culture, we love Rivals, starring Aidan Turner, Alex Hassell, Katherine Parkinson, David Tennant, and Emily Atack. Based on the novel by Dame Jilly Cooper,
Jun 94 min read


Wuthering Heights Movie Critique
Movie Critique Is Wuthering Heights the greatest love story of all time? Today, at Épicurien Culture, we are reviewing Wuthering Heights — a bit late, I know. The film stars Margot Robbie as Catherine Earnshaw, Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff, Hong Chau as Nelly, and Shazam Latif as Edgar. Directed by Emerald Fennell, it adapts one of the greatest classics in English literature. The original novel was written by Emily Brontë. Let’s Talk About the Novel Wuthering Heights is the onl
May 162 min read


Gourou, The Movie Critic
At Les Épicuriens Culture, we have a particular appreciation for films that tackle the concerns of contemporary society. Cinema has explored the world of cult leaders and self-proclaimed gurus on numerous occasions, sometimes through drama and sometimes with a touch of comedy. One notable example is an American comedy starring Eddie Murphy that approached the subject in a lighter tone. With Guru, director Yann Gozlan takes the opposite route, crafting a gripping psychological
May 163 min read


Machos Alfa: A Sharp and Entertaining Look at Modern Masculinity
Today at Les Épicuriens Culture, we would like to highlight Machos Alfa, a Netflix series that explores modern masculinity in all its contradictions, challenges, and transformations. The story follows four friends—Pedro, Raúl, Santi, and Luis—as they struggle to adapt to a rapidly changing society while navigating personal, romantic, and professional crises. Through their relationships with Daniela, Luz, Esther, and Blanca, the series tackles highly relevant contemporary issu
May 92 min read


Fake Profile (Netflix),Season 3 Review Notes
Today at Épicuriens Culture, we are going to talk about a series you can watch on Netflix. Season 3 was recently released. The series follows Camila Román, a stripper in Las Vegas who has a casual encounter with Fernando Castell, also known as Miguel Estévez. Miguel Estévez was married to Ángela Ferrer during Season 1. The Ferrers are a wealthy family whose father is a prominent real estate agent. In Season 1, Ángela Ferrer has a gay brother who is a chef. If you have not wat
May 92 min read


Les Epicuriens Cultures Festival Weekly Special
At Les Epicuriens, we are starting a new chapter together. Building on the shared excitement from the launch of our Book Club and its first selection, Books on Rasputin: And the Downfall of the Romanov, we invite all coming new members to join us in discovering our latest feature: Going Out or Les Epicuriens Spectacles. As spring and summer approach, let us, as a community, explore upcoming festivals and continue our journey of collective discovery. Now, let’s tune into musi
Apr 102 min read


Hamnet Review
Hamnet unfurls the poignant tapestry of tragedy that envelops Sir William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes Shakespeare. Directed by the acclaimed Chloé Zhao and starring Jessie Buckley as Agnes Shakespeare and Paul Mescal as Sir William Shakespeare, the film navigates their relationship, marriage, and family life with a disarming intimacy. Described as 'a hushed heartbeat of a film,' this biographical drama offers a compelling complement to the BBC One documentary on Shakespea
Feb 152 min read


Pillion Movie Review
Pillion is a romantic and provocative same-sex love story set within the biker community, starring Harry Melling and Alexander Skarsgård. As one of the most anticipated films of 2025, it follows the story of Colin, portrayed by Harry Melling, a pub singer with a tedious life, and Ray, played by Alexander Skarsgård, a strong, attractive, and conventionally masculine gay man. (Pillion (film), 2025) After their initial hour-long encounter, Ray opted to pursue a closer relationsh
Feb 92 min read


What to see on Streaming Websites
Here are this week's recommendations. Let's start with an old show we love: Hung, available on HBO and HBO Max. It follows a school gym teacher who needs extra money to pay his bills, so he becomes an escort for women. All three seasons are on HBO Max. The show stars Thomas Jane as Ray Drecker, Jane Adams as Tanya Skagle, Stephen Amell as Jason, and Anne Heche as Jessica Haxon. It is a brilliant show. Our Second pick of week is A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms, who is a spinoff
Feb 92 min read
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