Five months ago, the Louvre opened a new museum in Lens (in the North of France). In the meantime the Brussels crowd has found its way to this new cultural spot. This week there will be a temporary exhibit on Rubens.

The Brussels Tram Museum is definitely worth a visit. Especially now that they have a new asset: tram 1763.

The booklet accompanying the comics exhibition "Strips in originelen" causted a small linguistic scandal. On the cover, a drawing by F. Schuiten with an empty bubble, originally contained a few sentences in French they were removed on J. Peumans's request, from the N-VA. The exhibition takes place in the counter hall of the Flemish Parliament.

Tomorrow is the première of the opera "Casparo" at Théâtre Molière. Written by a former VUB artificial intelligence teacher, the story's about a robot, of course.

If you walk through Brussels, you can find marks left by British writer Charlotte Brontë, the author of "Jane Eyre". She spent 2 years in our city to learn French and meet the love of her life.

Some artists want to show their work to the public, others keep it to themselves. Marie-Ange visited one of these modest artists.

The Library of the living books is the new project by Norwegian artist Mette Edvardson.

Tonight in Cirque Royal, a pianist, rapper, producer, director and a real showman. Have you guessed yet? Chilly Gonzales.

CIVA in Elsene stages the exhibition Le Corbusier until 6/10, he's one of the greatest architects from the 20th century.

Symon Kliman is a Slovakian photographer. He did a series of beautiful portraits of Roma gypsies. You can check them out at the expo 'Beautiful People' in gallery Quest 21.