In this episode of Viva Cannes, discover Saint Paul de Vence. Saint Paul de Vence is a gorgeous medieval town located in the French Alps, just a short 30-minute drive out from Cannes. This charming commune looks as if it jumped out of the pages of a story book. Perhaps the most charming thing about the town, however, is the passion its residence show for their professions. We spoke with Sonia from Maison Godet and Frédéric from La Petite Cave de Saint-Paul about their businesses, and we were blown away by their passion for what they do.

The signature dessert of La Tarte Tropézienne has been a favorite to many for some time. This delicious tart features two sweet buns on the outside with a special cream in the middle. It looks almost like a dessert hamburger. We had no idea about its fascinating history and admirable family atmosphere until we visited this famous place for ourselves. We were thrilled to find out about it when we stepped out of Cannes and into Saint Tropez for the day on this episode of Viva Cannes!

On this episode of Viva Cannes, follow Rebecca Grant to two amazingly beautiful locations. Saint Tropez is a favorite of ours being the current home of Brigitte Bardot and La Tarte Tropezienne.

Then visit a hidden gem only fifteen minutes from the Cannes Film Festival! Ile Saint Marguerite is a small island only 700 meters from the tip of Palm Beach. So, a quick 15-minute boat ride will get you out there.

Today’s episode of Viva Cannes takes you more into the business of the Cannes Film Festival. Host Rebecca Grant visited the Global Film Showcase Panel in the International Pavilions of Cannes. What are the International Pavilions? Tents are set up behind the Palais de Festival, and there is one representing each country at the festival. Each serves as a meeting location for the festival-goers, as well as a location for events and a place of resources. See exclusive interviews from the pavilions in the above video.

On this episode of Viva Cannes, follow host Rebecca Grant as she interviews Perry King about his new film “The Divide.” “The Divide” screened on May 14th at the Cannes Film Festival, and Perry had a lot to say about the film.

Nikki Beach is one of the biggest hot spots at the Cannes Film Festival each year. But how much do you really know about it other than the fact that major celebs stop in there annually? Check out the fourth episode of Viva Cannes to find out all of the details behind Nikki Beach.

In episode 3 of Viva Cannes, follow host Rebecca Grant as she takes you onto the streets of Cannes to mingle with the locals. Watch as she visits an antique market on the promenade right across the street from the Palais de Festival of the Cannes Film Festival. The reactions she got from the locals were fun, flirty, and priceless.

Scientists are continuously studying CBD, and even though there have not been any conclusive results, the outcomes that have been shown up until now suggest that CBD oils are organic and have many benefits for patients that suffer from mental and physical discomfort. CBD is gaining popularity because it’s a natural and non-toxic remedy. In fact, CBD oils like bluebird botanicals CBD oil have been favored lately.

“Although cannabis is used to make marijuana, CBD is not psychoactive; this means that consuming any CBD product will not get you high or intoxicated” says CBD Resource. Still, there are plenty of doctors that don’t know the extent of CBD oil and its effects on the human body, and many consumers need to understand these benefits before deciding to purchase this product.

According to a Gallup survey, about 49% of Americans would like to lose weight. However, very few know where to begin. Most of us are too busy to religiously hit the gym or follow a strict diet. Do not let your busy schedule be a hurdle!

Located in the heart of Old Town San Diego, the Whaley House sits as a living piece of history for guests to come take a trip into the past. Built in 1856, Thomas Whaley’s home served as a convenient store, a county courthouse, and a commercial theater throughout the years. Now, it has been brought back to life by the Save Our Heritage Organisation so everyone can enjoy this building’s story.