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Michael Jackson’s 120 artworks worth $1.6 billion heading to new French Riviera gallery
Jermaine Jackson has chosen Monaco to unveil something the world wasn’t expecting: a gallery museum dedicated to a side of Michael Jackson very few knew existed.
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Paul Mitchell in favour of mic’ing up referees
With a low drone of dissenting voices following a weekend of questionable refereeing calls, the debate around how to improve such an integral element of the game will likely intensify in the coming...
Spider’s sister sells for record €40 million
A steel version of Louise Bourgeois’ iconic Spider, similar to the giant sculpture featured in Monte-Carlo, has been sold by art gallery Hauser & Wirth for €40 million, the biggest sum ever paid...
Monaco qualify for Rugby 7s final
Monaco Rugby 7s won the second round of the In Extenso Rugby Sevens on Saturday to qualify for the grand final, which will take place in Paris later this year.
The deadly storm that Corsica never saw coming
Prince Albert has sent his condolences after hurricane-strength winds and rain ripped across Corsica killing five people, including a 13-year-old girl.
Lens hammer sorry Monaco
AS Monaco’s lengthy unbeaten run in Ligue 1 came to an end in emphatic style on Saturday, as RC Lens eased to a comfortable 4-1 victory at the Stade Louis II.
Water restrictions eased slightly
The Prefecture of the Alpes-Maritimes is now allowing people to water their vegetable patches, but refilling swimming pools is still banned in some regions.
