Stephanie has been a writer for more than 20 years, with a career that has taken her from Los Angeles to New York and finally to Europe. In addition to news, she has also written for television, advertising and radio.
Golden years: The legacy of elegant gala balls in Monaco
The ladies glitter in pearls and jewels with gowns of lace, silk and satin, and they arrive hand-in-hand with gentlemen dressed in the finest tailoring money could buy... grand balls have been a...
France to make a stand against “non fait maison” food in restaurants
Plans to introduce a “non fait maison” label identifying dishes not made on site by restaurants have been announced by the French government in a bid to promote fresh produce and homemade, not...
Sports round-up: Wins in basketball and football, but Leclerc disqualified from Texas GP
After a promising start to the weekend for Monegasque sport, it closed on a bitter note, with Monaco export and Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc being disqualified from the Austin Grand Prix.
Photos: Prince Albert II receives the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I at the Palace
Bartholomew I of Constantinople, the Ecumenical Patriarch, has paid a visit to Monaco and its Prince Albert II, who welcomed the religious leader known for his concern for the environment at the...
Explained: What does a maximum ‘vigipirate’ alert level mean for France?
Vigipirate, France’s counter-terrorism alert system, has been kicked into full gear following a deadly knife attack in Arras, numerous arrests and a spate of scares across the country. Here we...
All about the ‘Info-Tri’ campaign on how to sort waste correctly
Is it household waste? Can it go in the yellow bin or should it go to the déchèterie? The rules on sorting waste can be very confusing, but France is seeking to simplify the situation with its...