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For this edition, we visit Dunkirk, a northern French city that for many brings to mind World War II, but it's also the host of one of the country's biggest and liveliest carnivals, with events lasting for three months. Our team joined revellers in Brouckerque, just southwest of the city. We also met with local historian Olivier Vermersch.
We also talk about the return of triple threat Jennifer Lopez, who is about to drop her first album in 10 years, "This Is Me…Now". It references her rekindling her romance with actor Ben Affleck, and is accompanied by a musical film.
We also look at "May December", starring Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman. The film from director Todd Haynes is inspired by the real-life story of a teacher who had an affair with a 12-year-old student, whom she eventually married.
We also look at some of the best exhibitions in Paris this season, including the spellbinding Mark Rothko show at the Louis Vuitton Foundation and the Atelier des Lumieres' venture back to ancient Egypt.
We also shine a spotlight on an emerging French musical talent, Marguerite Thiam, who has gone from starring in a Rolling Stones video to dropping her first EP "Comme Les Grands".
We also find out more about this year's My French Film Festival, which gives people all over the world the chance to watch French films online for a month.
We begin by exploring Taipei's vibrant queer scene with drag queen Rose Mary, who's been performing for five years. In 2019, Taiwan became the first and only country in Asia to legalise marriage for same-sex couples. This culture of acceptance makes Taiwan a refuge for LGBT artists in an otherwise conservative region.
For decades under martial law, Taiwanese children were educated to believe that the island was a part of China. That changed in 1987, when Taiwan transitioned to democracy. The arrival of free speech led to a generation of young artists dedicated to exploring and embracing their Taiwanese identity.