If nothing else, “La Vie en Rose” gets across one message about the great Edith Piaf: She was a big pile of crazy. A drag queen waiting to happen, Piaf was the French equivalent of Judy Garland, if ...

Understandably there is both widespread curiosity about the lives of well-known people, including the admirable and the less than admirable, and the desire among artists to produce something that ...

“I have to say that I’m always in love,” Édith Piaf stated during a 1961 interview on the French television music show Discorama. “I never knew a moment when I wasn’t.” The French singer and ...

A dreamlike, impressionistic biography of the singer affectionately known as “The Little Sparrow,” “La Vie en Rose” flutters around the various stages of French national icon Edith Piaf”s eventful ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

There may be a book of Irish Gothic Short Stories languishing on the ledge of a window in the Gate Theatre’s Green Room, but there are only good vibrations floating around. We are here to chat with ...

The Édith Piaf classic is one of the most famous songs ever to come out of France. By Paul Grein Even if you don’t know the first thing about sports, you’ll want to tune into the opening ceremony of ...