Café de Paris Monte-Carlo has a New Director
Standing proudly on the Place du Casino, the beating heart of Monte-Carlo, the Café de Paris now has a new director. Stephane Tendero has taken the helm of the veritable institution. He succeeds Eric Gorjux, who held the director position at the Café de Paris since 2022.
With over 30 years of experience in management, Stephane Tendero’s career has given him experience in the fields of catering, hospitality and the casino sector in places like Paris, Bordeaux, Trouville-sur-Mer and Enghien-les-Bains.
The 93rd Rallye Monte-Carlo: Rally Legends Chafing at the Bit Ready For the Ultimate Showdown With Ogier
As the engines warm up for the 93rd Rally Monte-Carlo, the stage is set for another thrilling chapter in motorsport history. From January 23 to 26, 2025, Monaco and the surrounding region of Gap will once again host the opening round of the World Rally Championship (WRC), drawing in the best drivers, the fastest cars, and fans from around the globe. This year, the rally promises an exhilarating mix of seasoned champions, rising stars, and a fiercely competitive lineup.
National Council wants to Revive Monaco’s Only Cinema
The National Council have requested that the Beaux-Arts cinema receives a makeover, during a meeting on 6 December. Housed in the Princess Grace Theatre since 2014, Monaco’s only cinema is operating in “degraded conditions”, according to Thomas Brezzo, president of the National Council. A state subsidy of over €50,000 has been requested from the National Council to the Princely Government.
In 1930, the Société des Bains de Mer planned to build a cinema and a theatre under one roof. The plans were established by architect Bosio and the decoration was conceived by Muratore. The Princess Grace Theatre was inaugurated in February 1932. Fast-forward to 2014, when the construction of the One Monte-Carlo caused the Beaux-Arts cinema to be rehoused at the Princesse-Grace Theatre…
Princess Charlene’s Portrait is on the Cover of Julian Lennon’s New Book
A beautiful portrait of Princess Charlene getting ready on her wedding day now graces the cover of Julian Lennon’s new photography book. The Princess gazes at her reflection in an ornate mirror while, just over her shoulder, one can see Julian Lennon’s reflection as he snaps the photo from behind the lens. The image serves both as a moving portrait of the Princess and a discreet self-portrait of the photographer.
The hefty, 240-page publication features striking images taken over two decades. Featuring street art and captivating landscapes, the coffee table book was released in December 2024.
