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Philadelphia is a beacon of historical treasures, from national landmarks to shopping and fine dining, there’s never a dull moment. For your first meal, treat yourself to the P.S. & Co. organic, gluten-free, vegan menu, sourced locally. We’re loving their Aquafaba brioche, topped with Vietnamese cinnamon, maple syrup, caramelized apples and coconut cream, with a side of […]
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The beautiful serenity of Hartford Connecticut is a wonderful mashup of antiquity, rich city elements and lush greenery. Once home of classic novelist Mark Twain, coal heiress Olivia Langdon Clemens and their children, their 1874 mansion peeks into Victorian opulence, with its Tiffany & Co interior, Venetian master bedroom, Scottish mantel, a botanical conservatory, expansive billiards […]
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Miami, where the beaches are sunny, food is comforting and nightlife is stunning. Stroll through 40 blocks of ocean views, neighboring hotels and seaside condos on the Miami Beach boardwalk. Foodies will enjoy the savory excellence of Miami’s eateries. For locally-sourced organic Caribbean cuisine, head on over to Essensia Restaurant at the Palms Hotel & Spa. Enjoy Mediterranean […]
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(Venue: Cipriani 42nd Street) (Date: Friday, February 9th) BWood Designer Brian Wood pays tribute to Puerto Rico with a fashion-forward vintage mashup collection. The American-made PRSL line boasted meticulously designed pieces with Nuyorican influences. Colorful athliesure and pop art separates in oversized styles featured throughout. Puerto Rican homage bikini top paired effortlessly with cut-up denim varsity shorts and a multicolored rain […]
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(Venue: Cipriani 42nd Street) (Date: Friday, February 9th) Climate change and fashion collide in an all-inclusive Girls Just Wanna Have Fun themed collection. Adriana Sahar captured three eras of fashion history, fusing sixties mod with eighties street style punk and nineties urban appeal in assorted sorbet colors, featuring an audacious lime green bejeweled tube top, sheer, lilac embroidered kimono and vinyl mini skirt. Fearless […]
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Nestled in the Mojave desert lies the entertainment capital of the world in all its lavish glory, with more AAA Five Diamond hotels than anywhere in the world, like the The Venetian, a wondrous architectural layout, with its bridges, balconies, gondolas and Sistine chapel styled ceilings inspired by landmarks in Venice, expansive business class fashioned suites […]
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Venue: Louis Armstrong House Location: 34-56 107th Street, Corona NY 11368 World renowned Jazz artist Louis Armstrong, though a New Orleans native, lived with his wife Lucille in a mid-century brick house in Corona Queens, New York. “We’re right out here with the rest of the colored folk and the Puerto Ricans and Italians and […]
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The original Viceland, New Orléans is home to Cajun cuisine, live music, wine and spirits. With Spanish, French, Afro-American and European roots, it’s the most eclectic place to be. Unpack your bags at Bourbon Street’s four diamond-rated Royal Sonesta. Enjoy a gallery overlooking the French Quarter, scenic courtyard, outdoor pool and indoor dining experience at Desire Oyster […]
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Off the coast of Venezuela is the Caribbean island of Aruba, home to pale sands, tropical breezes and aqua blue waters. For exclusive lodging, visit Oranjestad. The Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino boasts a private beach, infinity pool, a marketplace and two malls encompassing some of the most high end brands for all your shopping needs, everything from state-of-the-art […]
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Date: Saturday, August 19th Venue: The Paramount – Huntington NY The Daily Show host, Trevor Noah, gave a no holds barred performance at The Paramount, tackling Donald Trump and systematic racism in America. Born of Xhosa (his mother) and Swiss German descent (his father), Trevor revered his mother as a trailblazer to anti-white-supremacy, “Never let […]
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Newport Rhode Island, a summer vacation destination, where the yachts are aplenty and the architectural wonders are revered national landmarks. Bellevue Avenue, a historical district, is home to some of the most exclusive museums, including the world famous Breakers mansion, built in 1895, it’s a Renaissance dream and once residence to the Vanderbilt family, now […]
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Boston Massachusetts, with it’s sweeping views of historical landmarks, distinguished bistros and charming shops, it’s a visual feast worth experiencing. Travelers seeking to indulge their senses in artisan pastries and mom & pop eateries will enjoy the cobblestone streets of North End and Beacon Hill. For more great eats, consider The Salty Pig, serving fall-off-the-bone meats […]
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