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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.

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.

"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.

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.