Throughout history, cities have served as cultural epicenters: Athens, Alexandria, and Rome in the ancient world; Florence, Milan, and Paris in the Renaissance and early modern eras; and, of course, who could argue that Los Angeles, London, and New York hold reign in the 20th and 21st centuries. But 188 miles south of the bright lights of Broadway lies another city of culture: Baltimore. Keep Reading →
An aerial view of Turtle Inn, a lush beachfront retreat lined with thatched-roof villas, swaying palms, and a serene pool overlooking turquoise Caribbean waters.
Courtesy: Turtle Inn - A Francis Ford Coppola Hideaway
There are some places in the world that invite you to slow down the moment you arrive. Belize is one of them. Keep Reading →
Le Voltaire; courtesy Isaac Mizrahi; Claire Cocano
Few creatives have shaped New York’s cultural conversation as fluidly and joyfully as Isaac Mizrahi. Designer, performer, provocateur, storyteller — what hasn’t he done feels like the better question. From redefining American fashion in the late ’80s and ’90s to stepping seamlessly into Broadway, cabaret, film, and television, Mizrahi has always followed curiosity over category. That curiosity has taken the Brooklyn native everywhere: popping up as himself on shows like Gossip Girl and Sex and the City, serving as a judge on Project Runway: All-Stars, lending his perspective as a consulting producer on Hulu’s Mid-Century Modern, and appearing in A24’s Marty Supreme. Keep Reading →