Along the Ohio River, just south of Indiana, is a spirited city where the country’s finest bourbon flows generously, strangers are smiley, and the architecture tells a story. Remnants of French influence and rich American history can be found along its streets and bridges, as well as in its industrial-cool ... More

Kasseem Dean, perhaps better known as Swizz Beatz, has been a proponent of the arts for years. He, along with his wife, Alicia Keys, are passionate patrons who have quietly built a stable of works that is profoundly more than the sum of its parts–through what’s ... More

Think of Penedès as Spain’s equivalent to France's Champagne region, both in quality and culture. Wine makers have been conjuring up Cava—Spain’s parallel to Champagne (the sparkling wine)—here for centuries. Dissimilar to the prestigious hills of Champagne, Penedès is decidedly more relaxed. A laid-back air means most nights are ... More

88 islands make up the Raa Atoll in the Maldives, dotting the turquoise waters like candy buttons. Thanks to one private 22-hectare island in particular, this northern Maldivian atoll has seen a spike in tourism of late. The recent opening of Emerald Maldives Resort & Spa, ... More

Hotels in New York City can come in all shapes and sizes. From intimate boutique properties tucked away from the crowds to expansive accommodations in the center of it all; you have plenty of options when it comes to booking a room in Manhattan. The SIXTY ... More

If you need inspiration for your next getaway, look no further. Montage Laguna Beach, set on a coastal bluff above the Pacific, is a scenic getaway that’s been welcoming guests for 16 years. But the resort has gotten a complete refresh, making it prime time to ... More

Elizabeth Olsen first appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch in 2014, with a quick, uncredited cameo in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Since then, the actress has reprised her role in four subsequent films, including 2019’s Avengers: Endgame, which is now the highest-grossing ... More

Madeira was the wine of choice in the fledgling days of the 13 American colonies, and it is closely entwined with the history and lore of our little upstart nation. The signers of the Declaration of Independence toasted with glasses of the tawny wine, and it is mentioned countless times ... More

There's no place like New York City for the holidays. The city-that-never-sleeps becomes an illuminated, magical storybook with support from the lights and window displays, the Rockefeller tree, and Wollman Rink. The street carts sell chestnuts, people sip hot toddies and mulled wine in candlelit bars as snow quietly ... More