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How did you get your start in functional medicine? I graduated high school early and moved in with my godmother, Dr. Elizabeth Lipski, when I was 17. Liz is one of the original nutritionists in the movement of functional medicine. I worked for room and board in Hawaii as she ... More

Take one step into a Paloma salon, and you can instantly tell the space is unlike any other nail shop around. From the gorgeous, bright, and airy decor to the extensive nontoxic polish curation, the space feels at once inviting and luxurious. That is, perhaps, why ... More

If you’re unfamiliar with Australia’s Whitsunday Islands, you’re sure to recognize the destination’s celebrated attractions, like the Great Barrier Reef and Whitehaven Beach. The collection of 74 islands are just northeast of the mainland, with one hour flights from Queensland or Brisbane ... More

We’ve been doing this quite a while,” said Cath, looking over her glasses at me with a wry grin. Her eyes returned to the swath of leather draped over the rim of a steering wheel as she slowly pulled strands of thick black thread through tightly spaced piercings in the ... More

Monday, October 21, The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) will finally unveil its multi-year expansion project, masterminded by New York-based architecture firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro (the team behind The Shed at Hudson Yards, The Broad, The High Line and Lincoln Center) in collaboration with ... More

Just a little over an hour into my Uber ride from Raleigh-Durham International Airport, I noticed the roads became long and winding, lined with towering pine trees and historic homes. I knew I had arrived at The Village of Pinehurst without even looking at the GPS. ... More

Only a handful of chefs in Los Angeles achieve the elusive status of celebrity. Chef Helene An is one of them, and with good reason. She’s built the House of AN, an incredible gastronomic empire centered around her Vietnamese fusion cuisine that now boasts multiple restaurants ... More

The kayaks are put away, and the cottage by the lake has been closed up. But just because summer is behind us and we’ve traded our swim attire for cozy sweaters doesn’t mean the transition is unwelcome. With the changing colors of the leaves come crisp nights in front of ... More

Traditional shingle-style houses, long pegged as the Hamptons look, are out. Forward-looking contemporaries, with broad stretches of retractable glass, high ceilings, and flat roofs outfitted as decks, have become the rage. In Miami, Los Angeles, and the Côte d’Azur, tile-roofed Mediterranean structures have ... More