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East Meets West: A Travel Guide - Gallery
Whether by land, sea or air, Turkey is a country of many views, each more beautiful than the last -
Gadget Gifts for Techies
From drones to smartphones and 3-D printers, shop these futuristic presents for the holiday season -
Room Request! The Hotel Dylan
This charming Catskills getaway is popular with weekenders and musicians alike—find out which room they can’t get enough ofWalk around Woodstock, New York long enough and you’re bound to see a twenty-something sporting a t-shirt emblazoned with the battle cry of “Catskills Vs. Hamptons.” The way we see it, however, there’s no reason not to love the mountains as much as you do the beach, especially if you’re ... More -
An Art Basel Unveiling to Remember
Miami’s elite celebrated the grand opening of the Robert Curran Gallery hosted by supermodel Petra Nemcova -
Getting to Know Absolut Elyx
Can a luxury-vodka label convert a dark-spirits devotee?I’m a bourbon drinker. The warm, amber-hued liquor is what I know best. My father drank it. Faulkner did, too. But if the mood were to ever call for a clear spirit, I’d shake up a gin martini with a pickled onion. That said, a true cocktail connoisseur should never ... More -
Catching Up with Viggo Mortensen
The Far From Men star on learning Arabic, being honored and his favorite place in MarrakechViggo Mortensen has played plenty of roles—from a king in The Lord of the Rings to Sigmund Freud in A Dangerous Method—but none have required quite the same specialized skills as his most recent part. To play Daru, the protagonist of director David Oelhoffen’s Far From Men, Mortensen not only had to log time ... More -
Glittering Gifts for the Holidays
Shop luxury watches and fine jewelry for the most stylish friends and family in your life -
The Season's Best New Thriller
Valerie Plame left the CIA but didn’t give up on international intrigueMany thrillers strive for a ripped-from-the-headlines tone, but Burned, which opens with a bombing by a secret extremist group, takes authenticity to a new level. The reason is its co-author, Valerie Plame, who worked as a CIA officer before she was herself "burned." In 2003, a newspaper column about Iraq’s development ... More -
History Revealed in the Most Highbrow of Ways
Luxury Swiss tobacco maker Davidoff announces Winston Churchill as the brand’s latest “cigar of character”Shortly after D-Day on June 10th 1944, Winston Churchill landed in France, lit his cigar and walked ashore. “The cigar had to be relit by a French dock worker, but it was that moment where we could see the magic in his eyes,” Randolph Churchill said of his great grandfather. ... More -
Rosemarie DeWitt Makes a Splash in the Spotlight
Rosemarie DeWitt is seemingly everywhere this winter—and that’s a good thing
