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Thélyson Orélien Admits Using AI; Canadian Publisher Terminates Contract

Canadian publisher Les Éditions du Boréal has ended its collaboration with author Thélyson Orélien following confirmation of artificial intelligence use in his novel "C'était ça ou mourir." Initially supportive, the author denied the accusations before an external analysis revealed evidence of AI use.

Léa Marchand◆October 22, 2026◆1 min read

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Apple Unveils Designers of Tomorrow 2026 in Paris

Apple launched the Designers of Tomorrow 2026 exhibition at Hôtel de Maisons in Paris, featuring young designers chosen for transforming physical environments and human experience, including architect Salem S. Charabi with his lantern The Eminence of Light.

Clara Fontaine◆October 21, 2026◆1 min read

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Mars: Curiosity Captures Twilight Clouds Over Gale Crater

NASA's Curiosity rover recently captured stunning images of high-altitude clouds above Gale Crater on Mars, coinciding with the start of Martian autumn and year 39. These observations are part of the Mars Science Laboratory mission, which continues to study the Red Planet's atmospheric and geological conditions.

Léa Marchand◆October 21, 2026◆1 min read

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Menart Fair 2026 in Paris Explores the Concept of Home with Twelve Algerian Artists

The Menart Fair, an international event dedicated to Middle Eastern and Maghreb art, returns to Paris from October 23-25, 2026, for its seventh edition. Under the theme 'Where is Home?', it highlights memory as a source of inspiration. Twelve Algerian artists participate in this event in the heart of the French capital, as explained by feminist writer and Ateliers Sauvages director Wassyla Tamzali.

Amina Cissé◆October 21, 2026◆1 min read

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Valérie John Unveils Her Indigo Wave in Paris

Starting October 21, 2026, Palais de Tokyo presents I telman nwè ki i blé, the largest exhibition dedicated to Martinican artist Valérie John, focusing on indigo and Caribbean identity.

Léa Marchand◆October 20, 2026◆1 min read

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