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A useful site for finding restaurants, bars and concerts as well as the cultural news of Nashville

The 18b Arts District website not only lists artists' studios and antique stores, but also bars, restaurants and planned events, as well as publishing a blog and interesting news on the evolution of the district. As a reminder, the Las Vegas Arts District is a neighborhood originally made up of 18 blocks (18b) of eclectic galleries, stores, bars and restaurants. On the first Friday of every month, the First Friday Festival attracts many visitors.

Created in 2007 by a French passionate French, this community forum offers good plans to facilitate your stay in the west. Visits to Hollywood shooting Sites, photo and video bank, good restaurants, housing, visits, shopping, as well as an encyclopedia and media library. A site that is a good complement to your Petit Smart! Most infos are in free access.

James Dean, famous American actor of the 1950s, is known for his exciting, intriguing and tragic life. From a small Midwestern town, he eventually rose to the heights of Hollywood. His story is captivating and unforgettable. His most famous films include "East of Eden" (1955), in which he starred alongside Julie Harris and Raymond Massey, and "Rebel Without a Cause" (1955), in which he played the character of Jim Stark. His last film, "Giant" (1956), directed by George Stevens, starred Elizabeth Taylor and Rock Hudson. Despite his short career, James Dean became a cinema icon and continues to be celebrated today. Related products, such as Montblanc's James Dean Special Edition collection, are available for purchase.

The Krave Company is the gay web site that gathers information on the following sites, all located in Las Vegas: Krave at the Rio (night club), Boys (lounge), Krave Massive (night club), Drink & Drag (bowling bar).

This is the website of the Tourist office in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia.

Visit New England represents the six New England states. From the beaches of Maine to the mountains of New Hampshire, from the historic towns of Massachusetts to the breathtaking landscapes of Vermont, Rhode Island and Connecticut, the website offers tour ideas, suggestions for seasonal activities, information on local events and tips for discovering the best of each state. A great way to get an overview of the region's tourism offering, to help you plan your itinerary.

Founded in Boston in 1908, The Christian Science Monitor ceased daily publication in 2009 to concentrate on its website, although a print version continues to appear weekly. Renowned for its coverage of international affairs and the seriousness of its national news, this medium offers a unique perspective on American current affairs. Courrier international reprises its En un mot column , exploring "the history, power and beauty of everyday language".

The Tourist Office of the State of Maine.