On September 20, 2014, Wild Oak Saddle Club in Sonoma Valley will play host to riders, horses and guests of the first St. Regis Polo Cup which will be supporting Giant Steps Therapeutic Equestrian Center. The facility allows children and adults with disabilities to interact with and ride horses as therapeutic healing.... Read More
Over on Little Italy’s Kettner Blvd., down near Santa Fe Depot, two new little imbibing spots have quietly opened: The Flight Path and a Stone Company Store. Stone is exactly what you think it is, a tap room and store featuring company paraphernalia accompanied with a patio where guests can enjoy a beer around fire pits just outside. ... Read More
Louis Vuitton recently opened a pop-up store in the world-renowned Dover Street Market in London. Opened August 15, the space offers some of the brand's newest items and sits alongside other luxury brands like Rick Owens and COMME des GARCONS.... Read More
In March we introduced you to Junper & Ivy, the Little Italy restaurant opened by Top Chef All Stars' winner Richard Blais. Recently the studly chef (c’mon, look at that smile) took the time to become our best friend participate in a little Q&A in order for us to get to know him a little bit better. Opening up about his wife, food trend predictions for 2015 and cats (of all things), the American chef, reality show contestant, restaurateur and author gave us a glimpse into his life and made us love him that much more.... Read More
When thinking about Las Vegas, most can’t help but picture the iconic Fountains of Bellagio dancing in choreographed motion against the backdrop of the grand five-star hotel. Everything about the award-winning Bellagio Resort and Casino screams opulence—from its Conservatory & Botanical Gardens to its fine art gallery, Michael Mina restaurant and “O” Cirque Du Soleil show—the resort is one-of-a-kind.... Read More
Having garnered a reputation for excellence over its 13-year run, Miami Spice has become a prestigious culinary event that attracts people from all over the country. With more than 170 restaurants involved in the event this year, attendees are going to have a more difficult time than ever choosing where to go. ... Read More
With clients such as Jamie Foxx, Pierre Garcon (Indianapolis Colts) and Professional race car driver and President of Cosmo-Sport, Inc. Guy Cosmo singing their praises, you can be sure that renting a luxury or exotic car from Lou La Vie in Miami won’t disappoint. The privately-owned company, led by Founder John Temerian and partners Jan Otto and DJ Irie of the Miami Heat, was formed to meet the demands of Miami and South Florida’s high-end automobile rental industry.... Read More
Even though the weather in Miami doesn’t change too much from summer to fall, at least the cooler breezes are making their way back in a few weeks. This means it’s time to get back outside and give your air-conditioners a break for a few hours. In preparation for autumn, we put together a list of the city’s best rooftop bars and lounges offering stunning views, refreshing cocktails and plenty of sexy patrons.... Read More
New York City never aspires to be anything but itself. Unlike Dubai, Shanghai or any newer cosmopolitan cities that grasp at designing parks, centers and buildings that look globally appealing, New York City loves its textured past. In fact, I go to New York City just for its celebrated history even though I admittedly also revel in its modern revampings.... Read More
There are many dining options on Cape Cod but when it comes to al fresco eating, there is one that stands out from the rest: Ocean Terrace at Ocean Edge Resort and Golf Club in Brewster, Mass.... Read More
Going into its second month starting August 1, Miami Spa Month (plus one?) is continuing to give us another reason to pamper ourselves all month long without feeling (too) guilty. The event takes place throughout the greater Miami region and its renowned beaches. Throughout these next 31 days, patrons can experience many of the best spas in America at special rates.... Read More
Have you ever taken a bite of food that immediately awakens all your senses, makes you wonder why you’ve ever eaten any other dish and has caused you to unknowingly let out an exclamation in praise of the fare? Yeah, that’s the kind of experience you’ll have at Nobu Restaurant in Caesars Palace Las Vegas, except probably even better.... Read More
I recently went to Las Vegas for a girl’s weekend getaway. And upon return, friends kept asking what the best part of the trip was. I’m a little embarrassed to say that it was the food, only because we had amazing accommodations, enjoyed our fair share of poolside libations and ended our nights dancing in the city’s best clubs. Yet, those things will always be a part of the Vegas experience.... Read More
We’re all for quaint, intimate engagements between just two people but then again, we wouldn’t exactly turn down an over-the-top extravagant marriage proposal if the occasion should arise. For all you lovers out there looking to really surprise your beau with a ring this year, consider The New York Palace’s Ultimate Proposal Package.... Read More
Las Vegas is endlessly busy; the constant noise of slot machines buzzing in casinos, young party scenesters hitting pool parties and nightclubs, and travelers joyfully snapping shots of the bright city (with drink in hand) on their smartphones—it is always alive with excitement. While these are some of the reasons people visit, it can also be pretty draining.... Read More
There’s no better town in America for culinary adventure than New Orleans. With hundreds of fine dining and regional-cuisine restaurants, it’s tempting to do nothing but eat and drink yourself into a double-wide seat requirement for your flight home. No wonder Saveur magazine picked New Orleans as “The best food city in the nation,” last year.... Read More
As the rare Italian, blueberry-infused beer slid flavorfully to the back of my throat, the cicerone for Public House at The Venetian in Las Vegas described the undeniably unique and especially bold flavors of the aptly named My Blueberry Nightmare. Hints of oak barrel aging and a spicy kick from hot chili confused my taste buds unlike any beverage I've ever experienced before. Imagine expecting a semi-sweet brew only to be confronted with a savory bitter flavor followed up by a punch of heat and a tart blueberry finish. It was nowhere near what I expected, yet I ended up thoroughly enjoying the new combination of tastes, which now stands as a perfect analogy for my entire trip to Las Vegas.... Read More
