News about Alain Ducasse

Princess Charlene spent the morning in Monaco's Red Cross Christmas auction, looking very chic. As she joined Prince Albert, 65, and their niece, Camilla Gottllieb, 25, at the Royal Palace in Monte-Carlo, the mother-of-two, 45, wore a navy wool gilet. Charlene seemed to be relaxed as she gave out gifts to the event's attendees. The annual charity auction in Monaco is part of a series of Red Cross activities in the run-up to Christmas, and includes members of the royal family's gift giving to people in need. Charlene layered over a black roll neck jumper and trousers to escape the cold in a navy wool gilet with leather lapels.

As she waited next to her husband, 65, for the glamorous soirée at the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo, the mother-of-two, 45, smiled. She was flawless in a black maxi-dress that highlighted her figure with a cinched waist. A golden belt gave the demure look a pop of opulence, and the former Olympic swimmer retained his leather clutch. Both were preparing for a delicious evening with Michelin award-winning chefs Alain Ducasse, Yannick Alleno, Dominique Lory, and Marcel Ravin.

In gauging hotspots for drinking and dining out in NYC, the physical appearances throughout the Sex and City franchise have long been a barometer. And the ongoing spinoff And Just Like That has so far in portraying the place's wealthy and chic crowd for romantic nights out on the town. The two season series has so far featured more than 40 scenic restaurants and bars of various price ranges. From newcomers like Bar Baccarat to tried and tested upscale restaurants like Gotham Bar and Grill, read about an immersive culinary journey told through And Just Like That's narrative arcs.

He was the 'playboy prince' who seemed to be destined for a life as a bachelor in the midst of a soap opera of love child controversies. Prince Albert of Monaco was yet to marry or produce a legitimate heir to the throne even as he approached his 50th birthday. Albert and Charlene Wittstock both uttered I do - or "oui" to be precise, causing a collective sigh of relief (followed by a veil of tears from the bride) as under the gaze of European royalty, billionaires, and celebrity acquaintances. And even the fairytale wedding in 2011 had been dogged by rumors that it didn't happen after his bride, 20 years his junior, tried to leave the country before their big day. Now as Albert approaches the 12th anniversary of his wedding to Princess Charlene, with whom he shares eight-year-old twin children Jacques and Gabriella, MailOnline takes a look at his love life and journey to becoming a father (as well as what was going on behind that very uneasy 2011 wedding kiss)…

As part of a dinner, the Michelin Guide 2023 in the United Kingdom were announced last night at one of the best restaurants in the Michelin Guide 2023. The guide is the ultimate culinary award for any restaurant wishing to show that they have some of the finest dishes in the region, not just in the United States, but also around the world. A Michelin Star is a symbol of quality, and a restaurant can be awarded zero to three stars based on five criteria: food quality, mastery of flavour and cooking techniques, the chef's personality, value for money, and consistency of dish.

Jean Philippe Blondet and Jonny Lake, two Renowned chefs, are returning to Courmayeur, Italy, to host the 2023 Mountain Gourmet Ski Experience. Meribel, a French ski resort, will also be a popular spot for spring sport and fine restaurants.

FEMAIL takes home indulgent 'dessert trees' from Alain Ducasse to Aldi. The idea behind these delectable centerpieces is that you can whip them out after dinner with coffee and a 'ta-dah!' Or give a gift instead of attending a party. But which are the equivalent of a noble 6 ft fir and which are more of a spindly flop?

Le Grand Controle, an exquisite hotel set within the grounds of Versailles's 1681 construction by former resident Louis XIV's favorite architect, Jules Hardouin-Mansart, offers a five-course Michelin-starred 'feast' that brings guests right back to Louis XIV's reign. Candles flash when dishes influenced by Louis' 'Sun King's meals are theatrically unveiled by employees dressed in period costume (complete with stockings and wigs) and then served on exquisite porcelain. Ted Thornhill of MailOnline Travel tucks in...