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Marseille

  1. Two Stabbed and Killed in Marseille in ‘Likely Terrorist Act’Police shot and killed the attacker.
  2. season renewals
    Netflix Renews Marseille for Season TwoIncroyable!
  3. overnights
    Marseille Season Finale Recap: Arrêt, Netflix! Arrêt!In the spirit of Eurovision, I award nul points to this laughable show.
  4. overnights
    Marseille Recap: Over the EdgeWho’s running this city, anyway?
  5. overnights
    Marseille Recap: Voter Fraud Exists!Selim was too good for this waterfront casino development of a Netflix show.
  6. overnights
    Marseille Recap: Did You Send That Tweet?None of these revelations are earth-shattering.
  7. overnights
    Marseille Recap: Sins of the FatherNow we’re getting somewhere! This show is officially a soap opera.
  8. overnights
    Marseille Recap: No BiteThis show is a heavy-breathing parody of French high society.
  9. overnights
    Marseille Recap: Pinball CityNetflix has made a programme très stupide.
  10. overnights
    Marseille Series Premiere Recap: House of CroissantsMarseille is slickly paced, with the hammy performances to match.
  11. trailer mix
    See Trailer for Netflix’s French Drama MarseilleStarring Gérard Depardieu.
  12. netflix
    Netflix Announces Premiere Dates for 10 SeriesWelcome to Peak TV.
  13. MEdiavore
    Controversy Hits South Pas Farmers Market; Ready Pac Recalls 4,200 Bags ofOrganizers want a piece of the market’s big bucks, while the discovery of E. coli in pre-packed foods makes farmed produce more appealing.
  14. Mediavore
    The Hypocrisy of Locavore Wine Lists; Travelers Embrace ‘KitchenPlus: the proliferation of the Bloody Mary, and a dinner club for adventurous eaters, in our daily news roundup.
  15. Celebrity Settings
    Jude Law’s Magical Restaurant Tour ContinuesPlus, the rest of this past week’s celebrity sightings.
  16. Celebrity Settings
    Governor Paterson Eats Fried Chicken at Blue Water Grill; Wintour Does DaOur weekly roundup of who ate where.
  17. Openings
    New French Bistro Has an Old Soul There is no shortage of French restaurants in New York yet – Simon Oren’s mini-empire of Marseille, Nice Matin, and Café d’Alsace come to mind – but it’s not like it used to be. Back in the day, French food was gloriously rich and heavy, the product of hundreds of years of home cooking in deep pots hanging over fireplaces. Oren’s new restaurant, Cote d’Or, opens tomorrow and draws on the traditional cuisine of Burgundy: coq au vin, bouef bourguignon, pork rilettes, even the truly hard-core cassoulet of snails.