This fall, art enthusiasts and cultural connoisseurs have a captivating reason to visit New York’s MoMA PS1. The museum is set to host the U.S. debut of “Vaginal Davis: Magnificent Product,” a major exhibition celebrating five decades of the iconic artist’s boundary-pushing work. Opening on October 9, 2025, this exhibition … Read more
[alert type=white] From the TS Editors: Rejoice, intrepid travelers in search of adventure! Your new hero is Tom Chesshyre, a British author whose latest tome, Gatecrashing Paradise: Misadventures in the Real Maldives, goes behind the scenes of the luxury tourism trade to discover what many visitors to similar island paradises … Read more
For many of us New Orleans conjures up thoughts of Mardi Gras celebrations and Creole cuisine. It’s true, I can think of no other U.S. city where history has established and solidified such a rich cultural identity. As a result, this fascinating southern destination is proudly cinematic, so much so … Read more
Big news for smart and savvy travelers always on the go. DK Guides is re-launching their series of guide books this fall in celebration of their 20th anniversary. The new guides will be featuring some changes from previous editions in an effort to make exploring popular travel destinations easier. New … Read more
It’s Friday Night and you’re in livin’ for the weekend mode. But you still don’t have a plan in place. If you’ve got a smart phone and are an app-junkie like yours truly, think about taking these nightlife apps for a spin. Wendr DEVICE: iPhone only for now – … Read more
With the 4th of July behind us and summer in full swing, it’s time to get cooking on rounding up the kids and having some fun together. If, like us, you’ve been carefully studying options since spring and have organized that once in a lifetime trip to Rome, good for … Read more
By now we hope we’ve made it obvious that Norway is celebrating Edvard Munch’s 150th anniversary with a major exhibition that opened in Oslo on June 2. I bet you’re thinking … “great, I wish I could be there.” Well you can be, sort of. On June 27, a series … Read more
Seoul, the capital of South Korea, is a modern metropolis that on the surface really likes to flex its hi-tech muscles. Although the city can seem futuristic to some, it actually boasts a rich history dating back to the turn of the 15th century. If you’re looking to experience an … Read more
All the leaves are brown and the sky is gray I’ve been for a walk on a winter’s day I’d be safe and warm if I was in L.A. California dreamin’, on such a winter’s day The year was 1965 and The Mamas and the Papas were on to something. … Read more
It’s no secret that food culture is now practically synonymous with entertainment, as cooking channels with their celebrity chefs are becoming a part of pop culture. People love the drama and energy of a kitchen and the personalities working within them. Entertainment aside, though, working in the restaurant industry requires … Read more
The Squire loves a good guidebook both for planning a trip as well as when he’s on the road. Usually, he never has less than two when travelling. Some guidebooks are great for finding out what to see and do, while others give you sound bites on hotels and restaurants … Read more
The deeply indented Cornish coastline, jutting out into the rough waters of the Atlantic Ocean on the southwestern tip of the U.K., is Southern England’s resort playground. With its crashing blue surf and epic landscapes of rolling green hills, its rugged natural beauty has been the stuff of history both … Read more
There’s great news for the LBGT community in Miami and anyone planning a visit to the trendy destination for their over the top annual Pride celebration. Miami Beach Gay Pride (MBGP) has launched a redesigned website organizing all of the information relating to this huge event into a more convenient … Read more
Planning and booking a trip is a serious time investment; it’s practically like adopting a new hobby for a couple months. Guess what? The hours spent researching everything can be cut down, so that you actually can adopt that new hobby. Enter TrustYou, a website that does exactly that, specifically … Read more
So you’ve decided to visit Vancouver, and who can blame you? Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Vancouver is known for its natural beauty and combines the joys of both a metropolitan destination with the adventure of the outdoors. No doubt you’ll get caught up organizing things to do … Read more