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Optimum magazine has no ambitions but to distract men by informing them about everything that today can seduce them: exhibitions, fashion, shows, cars, travel, personalities who are doing the news. Regularly, in this chic lifestyle magazine, articles on golf are published.

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With an innovative mindstyle™ editorial line that combines depth, wisdom and the art of living, Happinez blurs the line between inner and outer beauty. Relying on curiosity, it positions itself as a guide on the path to well-being exploring all possible avenues to inspire everyone in their quest for fulfillment. Open to all philosophies, traditions, religions and reflections, Happinez offers a wide variety of viewpoints and paths likely to inspire your trajectory, while keeping your feet firmly on the ground.

Since 1991, Détours en France has been one of the few (bi-media) tourism and escapism magazines dedicated to the regions of France. A benchmark title in its sector, each issue of Détours en France invites readers to discover or rediscover a little piece of France through its cultural heritage, with ideas for walks, itineraries and a selection of good addresses (hotels, restaurants, crafts, local products, etc.). Not forgetting the shopping and books pages. To be enjoyed without moderation.

L'Officiel des spectacles, a magazine that appears on newsstands every Wednesday, is the guide to cultural outings in Paris and the Ile-de-France region, listing cinema screenings, of course, but also plays, exhibitions, children's shows, concerts, cabarets and neighborhood tours, with a host of practical information to help you avoid wasting time and money: times, prices, location on the metro map, disabled access, type and duration of show, etc.

Created by the Bucodes SurdiFrance, which federates associations of hard of hearing and deafened people in France, this quarterly aims to inform its readers about their rights in terms of hearing aids and health, as well as about the existing possibilities of accessibility for the hearing impaired in order to improve their daily life. It is a vehicle for sharing experiences between hearing impaired people and also acts as a relay for the actions of associations working in the interest of the hearing impaired.

A general information magazine, Vivrensemble is published by Unapei, a network of associations supporting people with intellectual and psychological disabilities, multiple handicaps and autism. With a circulation of 55,000 since 1989, Vivrensemble highlights associative initiatives, develops thematic dossiers on major disability issues (education, work, accessibility, ageing...) and offers a permanent watch on current events (politics, law, research...) as well as practical and legal information.

The weekly magazine in Paris is distributed in four major cities in France: Paris, Marseille, Lille and Lyon. In Paris is the most diffused News Urban on Paris and Ile de France with an average distribution of 350 000 copies per number. Set up free of charge every Monday morning in more than 1 000 underground and RER stations, In our Paris we inform readers of the news of live shows, entertainment and urban cultures. While competing henceforth, this title still has some success, especially with young Parisian assets, who are looking for information about the city's life. With its bias of selectivity and clarity in comments and criticisms, in Paris, in particular, we propose to discover the Drafting of the Essay, in its weekly notebooks with Capital Attitude. We are now on the other major French cities like Lille, Lyon, Côte d'Azur (Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Monaco), Marseille and Aix-en-Provence.

Le Figaroscope accompanies the Wednesday edition of Le Figaro , without supplement. The (well-known) principle: a 60-page cultural guide created in September 1987. The editorial team puts all the latest cultural, leisure and entertainment news from Paris and the Ile-de-France region into perspective. Since its creation, this weekly has gradually become a reference for its traditional readership, who now have a veritable bible with which to survey the culinary, cultural and sporting life not only of Paris, but also of the Ile-de-France region!

As its name suggests, Youngtimers magazine is about so-called "youngtimers". That is to say, vehicles that have not been produced for 15 years and are less than 30 years old. Their popularity is increasing and some of them are real collectors. The monthly magazine Youngtimers offers tests and presentations of these different models, technical tutorials, period documents, ads and also special issues. The website also allows you to consult announcements and lists of events.

Born in 1974, when the world of martial arts is mourning by the death of Bruce Lee, Karate Bushido is the first magazine in France devoted to combat sports: Karate, Taekwondo, Kung Fu, Aikido, Ju-Jujitsu Brazilian, Muay Thai, Kick-Boxing, and many others. 100 dedicated pages highlight martial arts activity in France and around the world, champions portraits, training tips, and photographs of fighting, or large plans on some shots.

Surveys, reports, giant posters and all the news about sport, the name of this monthly "All Swimming" magazine fulfills its promise. Portraits of great sports, at local competitions, the magazine covers the different practices surrounding this sport: diving, crawl, water polo, synchronized swimming, etc. For athletes and amateurs, find videos and comments on the magazine Facebook page. 

One year subscription for eight numbers, Judo magazine deals specifically with this martial art and associated practices (such as jujitsu and kendo) whose practice is so appreciated in France (more than 600 000 licensees). Published by the French Judo Federation, he closely follows the developments of the French team, takes stock of training techniques, presents the major events and competitions of the Federation.

6 numbers plus a series published each year: This journal dedicated to the practice of athletics is the official magazine of the French Athletics Federation. In each new issue, the magazine deals with a file, discusses good practices and returns to trends in athletics. The December issue provides an update on the full results of the season. It is available in paper format (a poster inside) and in pdf format to download on the official website of the Federation, athle. com. 

This was one that existed before we were born! Union is a magazine of charm and information about sexuality created in July 1972, first famous for its famous photo novels! Above all, 30% of his readers are women and 70%. It is the oldest and most sold of charming magazines. One third of the editorial is made up of photos and correspondence from readers and readers, the rest split between the headings: good addresses, sex world reports, tips and gender.

"Le magazine de la femme", the monthly reference magazine for women's news since 1972: that's how Amina magazine introduces itself. And indeed, originally created for black women, Amina continues to speak of them and for them. A fascinating journal, elegantly and aesthetically laid out and illustrated, with sections on Fashion, Beauty, Society, Lifestyle, People, Culture, Femmes d'Amina, Agenda, Amina TV... Today, Amina is distributed in the West Indies, America and throughout the European Afro-Caribbean community.

This publication of the UNADIF and FNDIR associations dedicated to the Second World War and the deportation offers departmental chronicles, literary reviews, a calendar of events, portraits and an obituary section. Go to the website to order the issues published. You will also find many online resources. The associations also distribute the program of news related to the duty of remembrance.

Created in July 1919, this monthly magazine published by the Union nationale des combattants and affiliated associations covers national and regional news. It consists of one monthly and 17 regional editions. La Voix du Combattant features debates on opinion and society, as well as history, games and leisure activities. It is aimed primarily at UNC members (war widows and orphans, widows of veterans or ex-servicemen). The magazine also provides general and legal information on the world of veterans.

Quarterly magazine dedicated to history, myths and legends, religions and culture. Mythologie(s ) deals with various domains such as cinema, exhibitions, festivals, literature, religion but always in relation with history and especially with the myths that we all know more or less. Thus, this fascinating 132-page magazine will take you back to distant times and (re) discover civilizations that have marked history, whether they are fictional or not. Most of the articles are written by academics.

This weekly magazine, created in 1941, is today the last national title to emerge from the Resistance. It wants to be at the side of associations, movements, and activists who seek to humanize society and the planet, without any allegiance to anyone or automatism, but by being free to think and act in conscience and by loyalty. It deals widely with issues related to globalization, exclusion, ecology, dialogue of cultures and democracy, and is therefore, despite its title, widely open beyond religion.

Free bi-media from the Le Valentin Haüy association, dedicated to physical and cultural accessibility for the visually impaired. The aim of this association is to help blind and partially-sighted people gain their independence. The magazine is published in March, June, September and December.