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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.

Travelling by motorcycle, yes, but where to start? The world is so vast and our desires so great! This is the question this quarterly seeks to answer in each issue, with a selection of the most beautiful destinations and remarkable stories. Travel professionals also have their say, sharing their passion and experience with readers. There's also a selection of equipment for safe and comfortable riding, the best motorcycle tour operators and invaluable advice on how to best prepare your future motorcycle trip.

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.

A free general-information newspaper with a predominantly young readership, 20 Minutes covers national and international news, with the added bonus of local pages on current events, depending on the local edition - and the Paris edition is no exception. Launched in the 2000s, the newspaper has undergone many changes: smaller format, streamlined layout, more images, thinner pages. It's a recipe that seems to have worked, since 20 Minutes is the only paper to have held out against the many competitors in the free sector!

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!

The first free daily newspaper in collaboration with Le Monde and Courrier International chooses to wake you up with visuals. A portfolio system makes it possible to present most of the news in pictures, a good way to get information for those who read the columns in a good morning. There is a constant echo of news in France, France and the world. Finally, the subjects become lighter with Sports, Leisure and Practice (games, TV, weather…), which agréablement this daily, which has found its own graphic style, more inspired by magazines than newspapers. More than years from Lille, Lyon, Montpellier, Bordeaux and Marseille.

Infrared, to see it in the world of night! Distributed to nearly 69 000 copies and distributed in more than 1 500 points in Paris and in the major cities of the province, Infrared celebrates this year the 10 years of its creation and always focuses on making "what makes and those at night" discover. Their credo: " distract and inform about what happens between 18 a. m. and 6 p. m. ". To do this, interviews, portraits and reports are this monthly tabloid of 24 pages. The perfect tool for the Parisian jet-setteur, but also for all night-owls.

She in Paris is the first female supplement in Paris. Small, practical and close, it offers to the woman an exclusive selection of addresses and good plans (shopping, fashion, deco, beauty, culture, etc.) and uncovers places, outstanding personalities, original trends…

Created in 1995, this monthly magazine is published since 2020 by Editions Larivière, just like Echappement magazine. It includes tests of different models, reports, tutorials for the restoration of the vehicle and technical data sheets, but also classified ads and advertisements of automotive professionals. Gazoline also produces very interesting special issues. The website allows you to consult the agenda of events, read some articles, consult the directory and access the Gazoline forum.

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.

Echappement magazine is specialized in sports cars and competition, modern and old. Created in 1968, it is now published by Editions Larivière, just like Gazoline. In this monthly magazine, you can follow the news of the motor sport, the results of the tests and guide of purchase of modern sports cars, but also old ones. There are reports on the great moments of the automobile competition of the past decades. A section is also reserved for interviews, the presentation of circuits and trackdays, as well as classified ads and buying guides.

LVA AUTO groups together three magazines dedicated to classic cars: La vie de l'auto, Autoretro and Rétroviseur. If La vie de l'auto is a weekly, Autoretro and Rétroviseur are monthly. You will find the latest news on automotive events, tests, presentation of models, classified ads, events calendar. On the LVA Auto website, you can also consult the vintage car coast, the agenda, the directory of vintage car professionals, the ads for the sale of vehicles, parts and objects.

Another publication of the agglomeration community, this free quarterly, published with 11 000 copies and distributed on subscription, addresses all the economic developments of the territory through, among other things, folders and interviews.

Montigny-le-Bretonneux, in the town of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, is home to the SQYclope electronic cigarette boutique. This store offers in-store purchasing and in-store pick-up services. As for activities and events in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, there is a wide choice of cultural events such as shows, exhibitions and concerts.

Free of charge on Friday, Sport is a beautiful part of the photos and is always interested in big media sports such as rugby, football or tennis or Formula 1. One constant, however: headings focused on well-being, health and portraits of young women, which you prefer to present lightly rather than in their sports. From the glamour, the slide, the cuta, everything served by the colour and a large format that puts a contemporary model in value.