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Nick Cave's Exhibition "The Devil—A Life" Opens Tomorrow at Xavier Hufkens Gallery in Belgium
April 3, 2024 in Arts & Culture by Julian Everett
Tomorrow marks the opening of a unique exhibition at the Xavier Hufkens Gallery in Belgium, showcasing the work of Nick Cave, a musician renowned not only for his sonic contributions but also for his artistic endeavors. The exhibition, titled "The Devil—A Life" (2020–24), features a series of seventeen glazed ceramic figurines that intricately weave the narrative of the Devil's life from his infancy to his demise.
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Bulgari Sets New Record with the Launch of the World's Thinnest Mechanical Watch: The 1.70mm Octo Finissimo Ultra COSC
April 10, 2024 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
Bulgari redefines the boundaries of precision and elegance in watchmaking with the unveiling of the Octo Finissimo Ultra COSC, now the world's thinnest mechanical watch at just 1.70mm in thickness. This remarkable feat was announced 2 days ago, setting a new standard in the fiercely competitive arena of ultra-thin timepieces.
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20 QUESTIONS - Dana Delany
April 23, 2024 in Models & Actresses Photos by Charlotte Sinclair
Dana Delany has an image problem. Sure, she has done steamy turns as William Dafoe’s ex-junkie girlfriend in "Light Sleeper" and a femme fatale in the miniseries "Wild Palms." But mostly Delany is remembered for playing McMurphy, the irrepressible and heroic nurse in TV’s Vietnam war drama, "China Beach."
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Royal Mansour Casablanca: A New Landmark of Luxury Hospitality
April 25, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
Last week marked a significant milestone in Casablanca's tourism and hospitality landscape with the grand opening of the Royal Mansour Hotel, one of the most anticipated luxury hotels of the year. Casablanca, previously lacking a definitive flagship hotel, now hosts an establishment that sets a new benchmark for luxury—it is undeniably the new number one hotel in the city.
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Historic Eaton Le 9e Restaurant in Montreal Set to Reopen After 25 Years
April 26, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Julian Everett
Montreal is buzzing with anticipation as the historic Eaton Le 9e restaurant, a designated cultural heritage site, is set to welcome diners once again on May 17th after being shuttered for 25 years. First opened in 1931 by Lady Eaton, the wife of department store magnate John Craig Eaton, Eaton Le 9e has been a beloved gastronomic destination housed on the 9th floor of the Eaton Centre.
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Kunstsilo Museum Opens in Kristiansand: A New Cultural Landmark
May 2, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
Kristiansand to Welcome the Kunstsilo Museum, A New Haven for Nordic Art
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Online Ticket Sales for Mount Fuji to Start May 20
May 13, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
In a move to better manage tourism and preserve the environment, the Japanese authorities have announced that tickets to hike Mount Fuji will be available online starting May 20. This decision comes after a year of discussions about introducing a hiking fee for accessing Japan's most iconic peak.
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Michelin Recognizes Mexican Restaurants for the First Time: A Belated Tribute to Great Cuisine?
May 17, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Julian Everett
While we were sleeping, Michelin made history by awarding stars to restaurants in Mexico for the first time. This belated recognition of Mexico’s rich and varied cuisine challenges the mistaken belief that it is limited to tacos and burritos. However, the absence of three-star restaurants across Mexico suggests a lingering French bias among the inspectors. With only two restaurants receiving two stars and 16 earning one, the result seems laughable for such a large and gastronomically diverse country.
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Exploring Post-Soviet Realities Through the Lens of Michal Solarski
May 21, 2024 in Photography & Visuals by Charlotte Sinclair
Michal Solarski, a renowned photographer, has been capturing the essence of post-Soviet life through his compelling visual narratives. His work offers a profound insight into the cultural and social landscapes of Eastern Europe, documenting the remnants of the Soviet era and the transformations that have occurred since its dissolution.
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New Hotel La Fantaisie in Paris Offers Tranquil Retreat Amid Olympic Rush
May 22, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
If you're planning a trip to Paris this summer, make sure to add La Fantaisie to your list of must-visit places. This new hotel, located in the serene 9th arrondissement, promises a tranquil retreat in the bustling city, especially valuable during the upcoming Olympic Games.
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Battle of Branded Beaches Continues: Dior Enters the Game in China at The Edition Sanya, Hainan Island
June 7, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Julian Everett
The competition among luxury brands to create the most exclusive and captivating beach experiences has reached new heights. Dior has now entered the scene in China with a stunning branded beach at The Edition Sanya on Hainan Island. This move marks Dior's first foray into branded beach experiences in the region, setting a new benchmark for luxury and style.
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Hotel du Couvent: A New Gem in Nice's Hospitality Scene
June 10, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Julian Everett
Hotel du Couvent, a prime example of innovative hospitality, is set to open its doors in Nice, housed within a 400-year-old monastery. This new addition is poised to join the ranks of prestigious monastery hotels worldwide and stand out among Nice's luxury accommodations.
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Designer Maxim d’Anjac Unveils Stunning Interiors for New Nostalgie-Istanbul-Orient-Express
June 12, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
Designer Maxim d’Anjac has recently unveiled the interiors of the new Nostalgie-Istanbul-Orient-Express, and they are nothing short of spectacular. The cabins masterfully blend a fresh perspective with the timeless Art Deco traditions that everyone expects from the Orient Express.
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Takato Yamamoto: The Iconic Japanese Fantasy and Romance Illustrator
June 18, 2024 in Arts & Culture by Charlotte Sinclair
Takato Yamamoto, a celebrated Japanese artist and illustrator, has garnered a cult following for his evocative and intricate artwork. Known for his compelling themes of fantasy, romance, and erotica, Yamamoto's work has captivated audiences worldwide.
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Luxurious Seven Stars Train in Japan Rivals the Orient Express
June 19, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Julian Everett
The Seven Stars train, traversing the picturesque island of Kyushu, Japan, stands as a worthy competitor to the iconic Orient Express. This luxurious train doesn't merely match the famed historical train in comfort; it arguably surpasses it.
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La Cabane Beach Club in Marbella Rebranded by Dolce & Gabbana
July 1, 2024 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
La Cabane Beach Club in Marbella has undergone a stunning transformation, thanks to the luxurious touch of Dolce & Gabbana. The renowned fashion house has rebranded the club, infusing it with the iconic Blu Mediterraneo print that evokes the serene beauty of the Mediterranean.
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Valentino Unveils Debut Haute Couture Fragrance Line: Anatomy of Dreams
July 15, 2024 in Fashion & Style by Julian Everett
Luxury fashion house Valentino has made a bold entrance into the world of haute couture fragrances with the launch of their Anatomy of Dreams collection. This exquisite line features seven distinct scents, each crafted by celebrated perfumers from various fragrance houses, ensuring a diverse and sophisticated olfactory experience.
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Exploring the World of Suede Fragrances: Cuir d'Ange Hermes and More
July 22, 2024 in Fashion & Style by Charlotte Sinclair
The world of perfumery often finds its inspiration in the most unexpected places, and the note of suede is no exception. Recently, fragrance enthusiasts have turned their attention to scents that encapsulate the luxurious essence of suede, with a special spotlight on iconic fragrances like Cuir d'Ange by Hermes and White Suede by Tom Ford.
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Quiet Luxury on Austria's Lake Fuschl
July 23, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
The tranquil charm of Austria's Lake Fuschl is a testament to quiet luxury. On this lake, diesel motorboats are banned, ensuring a silence so profound that the fluttering wings of butterflies can be heard. Yet, the opulence here is unmistakably grand. Recently, the Fuschl Castle has reopened after extensive renovations and rebranding as the Rosewood Schloss Fuschl.
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World's Most Expensive Wine Comes from Spain
July 28, 2024 in Travel & Destinations by Charlotte Sinclair
The world's most expensive wine hails from Spain, specifically from the renowned Aurum Red winery located in Las Pedroneras, Cuenca. This exceptional wine can fetch up to 25,000 euros per bottle.
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