Travel Song of the Day: ‘Paris’ By Yael Naim
Travel Blog • Jim Benning • 10.23.09 | 2:28 PM ET
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Kim-Marie Evans 10.25.09 | 10:10 AM ET
Jim,
Nice piece, I hear Paris calling me…actually, I’m pretty sure it’s always calling, but now I have the urge to buy a ticket.
KM
Romantic bed and breakfasts 10.29.09 | 6:30 AM ET
What’s with the popularity of naifs? Are we pining for lost innocence? There’s the Juno soundtrack, topping the charts via Kimya Dawson’s grown-up playground confidences, and Feist singing “1234” on the Grammys like a glammy Sesame Street guest.
france 10.30.09 | 4:26 PM ET
I’ve listened to this song and loved it. I guess many people are passionate about French culture, not just me.