Manus X Machina Fashion in an Age of Technology Fabulous dresses/art objects, whether hand or machine made or a combination of both, blur the distinction between haute couture and prêt-à-porter in the Met’s current exhibit Manus X Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology. Apple was primed for initiation into … Read more
One of the true perks of spending time in Los Angeles is the weather. While the intense car culture of this megalopolis might deter the average visitor from dining alfresco, don’t be fooled. There’s some glorious outdoor dining waiting to be discovered by the adventurous. Here are a few of … Read more
Can’t live a day without the beach? Check-out these ten beach hacks to make being out in the sun a little easier this summer so you can focus on having fun. From a sunscreen applicator that reaches hard to get spots, to fashionable soleless sandals, to a sleek all-purpose bar … Read more
With a fresh new red logo, the rebranded Metropolitan Museum of Art has stepped up to the plate with a travel-worthy exhibit at the Met Breuer. For the price of a single admission you can enjoy a stroll over to the main museum on Fifth Avenue to catch other exhibits. … Read more
Summer is here and that means relaxing, relaxing and relaxing … and planning as many weekend getaways as possible, of course. Whether you’re headed to the X Games in Austin, Lollapalooza in Chicago, the sunny beaches of Ft. Lauderdale or a desert retreat in Phoenix your plans to unwind should … Read more
There was a time when the Catholic Church offered absolution from sins in exchange for money – the sale of indulgences. There was a man – Martin Luther, a thinker, a monk and a rebel who fought against the sale of indulgences with his weapon of choice – his words.
New York is a tapestry of ever-changing places. Construction and build outs are literally everywhere (“Watch out for that crane”…), but many buildings manage to maintain a facade recognizable to long-time residents. Yet, even then change remains constant. And sometimes, that change comes in the form of delicious, cheap ramen. … Read more
It’s difficult enough following a vegan diet, but doing it while traveling would seem close to impossible. And, especially in Italy where delicious home-made pasta, meats and cheeses are over the top tempting. Luckily, Vegano ItalianoTours, a joint project of Tierno Tours and Green Earth Travels, have teamed up to … Read more
23. Seoul Seoul is the capital of South Korea and its largest city. Already known as the center of Korean history for over 5,000 years, it’s also the center of technological innovation and fashion. It’s a beautiful, fusion of palaces, temples, and modern-day skyscrapers. In the center are the Sejong … Read more
15. Monaco Perched on the coast of the Mediterranean between France and Italy, the tiny city-state of Monaco remains a unique destination. As the second smallest country in the world, Monaco is an extremely walkable destination. Stroll the cliffs and snap some beautiful photos of the sun setting over the … Read more
Cuba Once the haunt of the rich and famous, years of embargo have cut off Cuba from the modern world and left it planted in the 1950s. Everything is preserved in a haunting shabbiness waiting for restoration. Even the famous American cars, meticulously preserved by their owners, glide down Havana’s … Read more
From far flung places to urban spaces, our editors have narrowed down our list of the most intriguing places to take your next journey in 2016, places you should add to your “dream list.” The Top 28 Hot Destinations for 2016 offers visually pleasing sights and some very interesting things … Read more
>When it’s January in Helsinki, the night can seem endless. And what’s the one thing that people are needing more of in the dead of winter in northern Europe? Light, of course! And once again they’re going to get it. From Wednesday January 6 to Sunday January 10, the eighth … Read more
With less than 10 shopping days until Christmas many of us (including myself) are feeling the crunch. How do we finish it all up in time? Pssst … the Squire’s got a secret. It’s Mezi, a text-on-demand shopping service App. Thanks to Mezi, you can do all of your shopping … Read more
New Year’s Eve in Times Square? That’s a no-brainer, right? Crowds of people packed like sardines standing for hours just waiting for the magic moment when the Waterford Crystal Ball drops at midnight. Fuhgettabout it! Take it from The Squire; you deserve a better New Years’ Eve experience. And you … Read more