If there’s one celebrity we’d love to vacation with, it’s Orlando Bloom. The actor knows his stuff when it comes to travel, whether he’s working as an ambassador for one of Britain’s biggest airlines, shooting on location, or simply taking some well-deserved time off. Looking for some holiday inspiration? Let Orlando’s favorite places serve as a starting point. His Top Filming Locations The seasoned actor is no stranger to filming his projects in some of the world’s most exciting destinations.…
Call it a comeback without calling it a comeback. Maybe it’s because Lindsay decamped from the Chateau Marmont to an idyllic life in Dubai. Whatever the reason, these are the spots you’ll see Lindsay in her new adopted home in the Middle East.
Forget trendy juice cleanses, because today’s Silicon Valley founders and fashion editors are thinking far beyond a glass-skin smoothie. Long Lane Mindful Countryside Club is one of the most anticipated luxury wellness retreats in the UK. It’s where science-backed longevity meets five-star hospitality. This private, sober-forward members club and biohacking hotel in the UK countryside centers on longevity, community, and elevated well-being. Photo courtesy of @joinlonglane Instagram. Five-Star Living Step inside your bedroom, which is designed to help your body…
I heard that it takes on average 23 years for a New Yorker to make it Rao’s. For me, I’ve been a New Yorker for 25 years, so in this case, I am an underachiever. But that doesn’t matter; I made it to the legendary Rao’s in Harlem. The road to our reservation was by a stroke of good luck in winning a Super Bowl charity auction, along with the coveted reservation. It was a bonus that I was with…
I found La Paz fascinating in the brief time we transited through after the Uyuni Salt Flats. Unlike the bubble you’re in when you are in the untouched countryside, La Paz is a raw, gritty and at times rough city that portrays the real situation of Bolivia. The city is massive and a cacophony of buildings that don’t make sense. Many empty and half constructed buildings are a byproduct of the drug trade, because apparently, construction is a good place…
A new London transplant has opened up in NYC’s Nomad. At one point, it had a 32,000-person waitlist for a reservation. To say that Ambassadors Clubhouse is one of the buzziest openings this year is a master of the obvious move. But beyond the maitre’d — is it worth the hype? This is the review of the new Ambassadors Clubhouse in NYC. Photo courtesy of Ambassadors Clubhouse. Atmosphere There’s an air of intrigue as you walk into Ambassadors Clubhouse, as…
A new restaurant has arrived in Midtown, and it’s brought down the average age by at least 15 years. And you know what? It’s a welcome surge of energy in an otherwise staid corporate office-heavy corridor. Double Knot NYC, a Philly transplant, has arrived in New York City, and it’s the restaurant we didn’t know that we needed in our life. Atmosphere Young. Young and cool. And young at heart. Not since the opening of Tao on the East Side…
It used to be that Barbuda was a day-trip destination. For example, for when you were on Mustique, staying at Mick’s villa, and wanted to spread your wings a bit. But, if a destination is special enough for you to leave an island like Mustique, clearly, it’s a place where you could stay longer than an afternoon. Robert De Niro in Barbuda, Nobu Beach Inn coming soon Robert De Niro is developing the Nobu Beach Inn on the Caribbean…
Napa Valley has long mastered indulgence. Great wine. Long lunches. Scenic roads that beg for exploration. But until now, it hasn’t offered a reason to really grab the wheel and lean into the drive. Enter the Mercedes-AMG On Road Experience Napa Valley — an exclusive, ticketed program pairing high-performance driving with a stay at posh Stanly Ranch, Auberge Collection. Stanly Ranch sprawls across 712 acres of rolling vineyards with views of the Mayacamas Mountains. The vibe is modern Napa luxury with…
Japan is one of those rare places that never gets old. Saying it gets old would be like saying you’ve been to Aspen too many times to ski. Or that you drank too much rosé in in the South of France to ever return. It doesn’t matter how many times you’ve visited – there’s always something new, and something old, that keeps you coming back. Besides restaurants with more Michelin Stars than even the birthplace of Michelin itself, Japan as…
