Emmy Awards: The Pitt wins Best Drama again, but the real boldness was elsewhereThe 2026 Emmy Awards delivered their share of surprises, emotion and nostalgia in Hollywood.
Johanna Coelho, the French eye behind “The Pitt” phenomenonJohanna Coelho arrived in Los Angeles in 2011 with no connections in the film industry. Since then, she has steadily made her mark behind the camera, becoming The Pitt’s sole director of photography.
9/11: Four questions for Benoit ClairToday the Editor-in-Chief of LePetitJournal.com in Los Angeles, Benoit Clair experienced the tragedy of September 11 twice: first as a journalist on the ground, and later in his personal life.
Five years later, we missed “Call My Agent!” far more than we realizedFive years after the series came to an end, Andréa, Noémie, Gabriel, Mathias, Camille and Hervé are back in Call My Agent! The Movie, available on Netflix from September 10.
LA 2028: France’s Surf Team gets a feel for TrestlesWith 676 days to go before the Los Angeles Olympic Games, France’s national surf team has arrived in San Clemente, Southern California.
From Los Angeles to the Stade de France: Sofiane Pamart’s monumental scoreSofiane Pamart has settled in the hills of West Hollywood, where he composed Movie, an album conceived like a film in the California light. We met the French pianist in Deauville.
Raimana Van Bastolaer: The Godfather of SurfHe has never been a world champion, and yet Kelly Slater calls him “Da Boss.” Meet Raimana Van Bastolaer, beloved surf coach to champions.
Burning Man, 40th edition: Utopia meets realityFour decades after the first “Man” went up in flames, set alight by a couple dozen eccentric hippies on a San Francisco beach, Burning Man 2026 is searching for ways to reinvent itself.
“Verticals”: The new series format taking Hollywood by stormCould smartphone series be helping save Los Angeles? That’s what the latest data on filming activity in the City of Angels seems to suggest.