Winslow Homers in the shadow of a defunct Beech-Nut baby food plant. A Rembrandt, Picasso, Rubens and Renoir up the hill from a paper mill. The founder of the Hudson River School vying for attention amid baseball memorabilia and old farm machinery.
One does not need to go to Europe to experience its grandeur and colorful culture.
Old-style glamour — especially in black and white — ruled the night air as stars of Hollywood and the fashion world converged on the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Monday evening for the annual Costume Institute gala, the biggest event on the New York fashion calendar.
once a refuge for Cuban exiles rekindling the tastes and sounds of a lost homeland, today Miami’s Little Havana is a mosaic of cultures and a popular tourist destination
Michelle Obama, one of the more fashion-conscious first ladies in decades, joined a host of fashion luminaries Monday as she cut the ribbon at the Metropolitan Museum’s new costume center.
It is 11 a.m. and Led Zeppelin’s “Good Times, Bad Times” plays in the background as Dr. Noel Jusay Lacsamana, sitting on a chair, performs cataract surgery on the eyes of a patient, the third for this morning.
He has swum with sharks in the Bahamas, crawled his way through a twisty underground cave in Belgium and crashed downhill on the slopes of Rizal and Cavite. As a sportsman, Mandarin Oriental’s general manager Torsten van Dullemen likes to live on the edge.
This is a true story—one I am writing from the heart. Motherhood, it is said, is the most reputable profession in the world.
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