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The Revival of a Classic Industrial City
With an influx of fresh talent and smart investments, Detroit is rebuilding its brand, piece by pieceAt the end of the last century, Detroit was left for dead, a rust-ridden festering wasteland of a bygone era. Its decline didn’t happen overnight; the city that was once the mecca of American manufacturing, home to companies like General Motors, whose output in the mid-1950s rivaled the GDP of ... More -
The Revival of a Classic Industrial City
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On Location With Stephanie Beatriz
The Brooklyn Nine-Nine detective spent some time at a real NYC precinct—relating to a real crime—before she started filmingStepping into the bullpen of the 99th precinct, Stephanie Beatriz—who plays the tough and competitive Detective Rosa Diaz on the Fox network crime comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine—has flashbacks to one night in an actual New York precinct before she flew to Los Angeles to film the pilot for the ... More -
Hotels’ Chic New Shared Spaces
Hotels have gone beyond their rooms to create compelling communal areas for guests to enjoyLately you can’t shake a stick without hitting a boutique hotel promising Egyptian cotton linens, Kiehl’s products and flat-screen televisions. But there’s more to luxury than a well-appointed suite. That is why the proprietors at a string of new properties are turning their attention to common areas. More -
A Dream Diary for the Modern World
A new app called Shadow is out to create the world's biggest dream databaseShadow is an alarm clock app for your phone that gently wakes you up and asks you to describe your dreams. Using speech-to-text technology, the software then catalogs the places, people and things you’ve dreamt about and adds them to its database. Think of it like a Fitbit ... More -
Dark Secrets from an Even Darker Show
Danny Sapani's character on The Bastard Executioner may not be as noble as he seemsIn Kurt Sutter’s medieval drama The Bastard Executioner, Danny Sapani’s character, Berber the Moor, desperately clings onto his Muslim faith (behind closed doors) in Catholic 14th century Wales. But that’s not the only secret he keeps. Berber, an educated advisor and moral compass for the series’ main warrior Wilkin Brattle, holds ... More -
Wooden Skyscrapers Are Coming to a City Near You
Concrete jungles around the world are about to get a whole lot greenerThe eco-friendly future of urban construction is here, and it looks a whole lot like an epic game of Jenga. In the last five years, 17 wood high-rises of seven stories or taller have been erected around the world, with at least a dozen even loftier projects currently in the works. This ... More -
Wooden Skyscrapers Are Coming to a City Near You
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5 Women Entrepreneurs Crushing It in Their Respective Industries
Spanx's Sara Blakely, Zipcar's Robin Chase, Flickr's Caterina Fake and others share their best tips in this special excerptWe live in a golden age of start-ups. But a great idea, a big influx of VC cash or fantastic name recognition is no guarantee for success. For every Spanx, Zipcar or Flickr, there's a Pets.com, kozmo.com or theglobe.com (remember those?) that crashed and burned. For his terrific new book ... More -
Winston Churchill’s Secret Life
A new biography reveals the severe financial struggles of the famous prime ministerIn No More Champagne: Churchill and His Money, author David Lough reveals a lesser known side of Winston Churchill. Although the famous prime minister is certainly seen as a risk-taker by many for his fearless decision-making during World War II, the extent of the chances he took with his personal finances ... More
