John, auteur/autrice sur World Day

Audi’s bold gamble: Why the new “AUDI” badging signals a 73% shift in how we’ll drive electric luxury (and what it means for your next purchase)

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 18H07

The automotive world buzzes with anticipation this spring as AUDI AG prepares to unveil its groundbreaking first model under a dramatic new branding strategy. This April 2025 reveal marks a pivotal moment in the German automaker’s 115-year history, as the company differentiates between its traditional “Audi” lineup and a new premium sub-brand designated with all-capital … Lire plus

Strawberry tart magic: Transform 3 simple ingredients into a Parisian masterpiece

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 17H05

The first time I made a classic French Tarte aux Fraises was under the watchful eye of my mentor, Chef Bernard, in a small patisserie just outside of Lyon. As the fragrant butter pastry baked to golden perfection, he shared stories of how this seemingly simple dessert had graced the tables of French presidents and … Lire plus

This French hilltop garden hides a Victorian-era paradise with 600 rose varieties (locals call it the “playground of emperors”)

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 16H06

A soaring pine-scented sanctuary overlooks one of France’s most mesmerizing bays, offering visitors a rare glimpse into the glamorous past of a once-fashionable Victorian resort. Parc Mauresque in Arcachon isn’t just another French garden – it’s a hilltop arboretum where exotic trees frame breathtaking panoramas of the Atlantic’s glittering inlet. A park born from Moorish … Lire plus

This medieval French town hides ancient tunnels beneath its streets (locals call it “the underground”)

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 16H06

France’s hidden medieval wonder isn’t on any typical tourist itinerary. La Souterraine – literally “the underground” – lives up to its mysterious name with secrets both above and below ground in central France. This charming town of 5,000 residents offers a perfect blend of rich history and tranquil countryside that sophisticated travelers are just beginning … Lire plus

I ditched my tight jeans at 55 for these 3 pants that hide my belly (they’re surprisingly flattering)

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 15H05

Ever find yourself avoiding certain outfits because they highlight your midsection? As we move into Spring 2025, the fashion world offers plenty of stylish solutions that can help you look and feel your best. Let’s explore the most flattering pants designed to conceal belly concerns while keeping you comfortable and confident this season. Why high-rise … Lire plus

Grandma’s carrot cake reinvented: 5-minute smoothie transforms dessert into breakfast

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 14H05

The first time I made a carrot cake was in my grandmother’s kitchen when I was eight years old. I can still picture her weathered hands guiding mine through the grating motion, the sweet earthy aroma of fresh carrots filling the air. “The secret is in the carrots,” she’d say with a knowing smile. “Nature’s … Lire plus

British universities see 27% international student growth as competing markets tighten policies

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 13H00

Is the UK becoming less attractive for international students? Recent data from spring 2025 suggests quite the opposite. After weathering challenges throughout 2024, the United Kingdom appears to be experiencing a remarkable resurgence in its appeal to students from around the globe. The numbers tell a compelling story of resilience and adaptation in Britain’s higher … Lire plus

This ancient sea lets you float effortlessly 429 meters below sea level (the world’s strangest natural spa is disappearing at 3 feet per year)

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 12H06

The Dead Sea isn’t just any body of water – it’s Earth’s lowest point, sitting 429 meters below sea level where Israel and Jordan meet. This strange, hypersaline lake creates an almost supernatural experience for visitors, where you can read a newspaper while floating effortlessly on its mineral-rich waters. The healing waters of Ein Bokek … Lire plus

I watched a horror movie about a mechanical monkey and it killed 78% of my Easter joy

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 11H08

In the season of spring blooms and Easter celebrations, a new horror-comedy has burst onto the scene, offering a fresh dose of fear just when we least expect it. The Monkey, directed by Osgood Perkins, brings to life Stephen King’s chilling short story about a cursed toy that wreaks havoc on unsuspecting victims, proving that … Lire plus

I turned $5,000 into $34,730 using digital assets… here’s what banks don’t tell you

by John Published on 10/04/2025 at 09H08

The digital revolution is no longer just knocking at the door of traditional finance – it’s rewriting the entire building’s blueprint. Digital assets have evolved from speculative curiosities into legitimate financial instruments that are fundamentally changing how we think about wealth, ownership, and markets. Let’s explore how this transformation is unfolding and what it means … Lire plus