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For the first time in over 20 years, LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art) is exhibiting a “comprehensive, cross-media retrospective” of artist Ed Ruscha.

"ED RUSCHA/NOW THEN",  the "first major retrospective of Ed Ruscha in over two decades", offers more than just an exhibition; it is an immersive journey through American modernism. A must-visit at LACMA for art enthusiasts and critics alike, it explores Ruscha's significant impact on contemporary art and culture.

Key pieces like the "Chocolate Room," showcased first at the 1970 Venice Biennale, and his ongoing street documentation project, provide insightful commentary on urban evolution and American culture.

Ruscha's work captures the evolving American landscape through a unique mix of

Is chrome finally making a comeback? Writer Emma Apple Chozick describes seeing chrome accents everywhere on a recent trip to Scandinavia.
But how do you take this industrial metal and soften it up for a modern look?
Architectural Digest has the answers.

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There’s nothing quite like that perfect vacation with your significant other.
Whether it’s a romantic getaway to the City of Lights or an adventurous African safari, traveling with our partners allows us to form deeper bonds and memories that will last a lifetime.
Here are Travel + Leisure’s 25 best vacation spots for couples:

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Southeast England, often celebrated for its lush landscapes and rich history, is emerging as a sparkling gem in the world of wine, particularly for its sparkling wine production. The region's secret lies beneath the surface, in its chalk-heavy soil, which is nearly identical to that of Champagne, France. This geological kinship allows Southeast England to produce sparkling wines that can rival their French counterparts in quality and complexity.

Despite being a relatively young and lesser-known wine region, Southeast England is quickly gaining recognition among wine enthusiasts and experts alike. Food & Wine magazine highlights the area's burgeoning wine scene as a compelling reason for oenophiles and casual wine lovers to visit. The region's

Relaxation rooms are meticulously designed to embody tranquility and calmness, aiming to ward off burnout. They serve as sanctuaries that effortlessly merge indoor comfort with the essence of nature, thanks to their harmonious color schemes and versatile designs that accommodate restful activities like yoga and meditation.
These havens are outfitted with advanced amenities such as intelligent lighting solutions, high-quality sound systems, and acoustics engineered to enhance serenity.
Together, these elements synergize to cultivate an atmosphere where peace and quietude are not just occasional visitors but permanent residents, ensuring anyone who enters can find a refuge tailored to fostering a state of deep relaxation.

At San Francisco’s renowned Pacific Cocktail Haven, the traditional Pimm’s Cup is getting a seasonal shake-up.
Though usually associated with spring and summer, this winterized version incorporates apple, baking spices, and other warming flavors.

In the heart of San Francisco, a city celebrated for its innovative spirit and culinary excellence, the Pacific Cocktail Haven stands as a beacon for cocktail enthusiasts seeking something beyond the ordinary. Known for its creative mixology and ability to transform traditional drinks into contemporary masterpieces, this renowned bar is once again at the forefront of cocktail culture with its latest offering: a winterized version of the classic Pimm’s Cup.

Traditionally, the Pimm’s Cup is a refreshment that

Stone-built thousand-year-old hamlet with 335-acre organic wine farm and winery with cellar for sale in Castellina in Chianti, Siena Italy.
Castellina in Chianti is a commune of about 2,800 inhabitants in the province of Siena, in the Italian region Tuscany, located about 20 miles South of Florence and about 10 miles NW of Siena. It is part of the Chianti Hills, between the valleys of the Arbia, Pesa and Elsa rivers.
Perched on the hills of the prestigious Chianti Classico landscape, organic wine farm with an extension of 335 acres boasting 82 acres cultivated with vineyards with mainly Sangiovese vines coupled with international vines as Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc e Chardonnay.

For the past 40 years the current owners

Wine connoisseurs are always on the lookout for innovative methods to enhance the flavor and quality of their favorite drink. One such novel approach that's gaining traction is the concept of aging wine underwater. This intriguing idea goes beyond the traditional wine cellars and caves, taking the art of wine aging into the depths of the ocean.

The Global Spread of Underwater Cellars
The concept of underwater wine cellars has caught the attention of wine enthusiasts and producers around the world. From the clear waters of the Mediterranean to the diverse marine environments of South Africa, Australia, and Brazil, underwater cellaring is making waves. The allure of this method lies not just in its novelty, but also in the unique conditions that the

Perched on Rue de Rivoli with panoramic views of the 1st Arrondissement and the Jardin de Tuileries, Hotel Le Meurice has been a haven of luxury for nearly two centuries.
Originally named the 'Hotel des Rois' in 1835, it earned the moniker "Hotel of Kings" for hosting esteemed guests.
Today, it remains one of the very best places to stay in Paris.

From the moment you step into the opulent lobby of Hotel Le Meurice, you are transported into a world where classic elegance meets modern luxury. The hotel, which has been welcoming guests for nearly 200 years, effortlessly blends its rich history with contemporary comforts, making it a favorite among discerning travelers.

The Location:
Hotel Le Meurice boasts an enviable location in the 1st

If seeing the northern lights is on your bucket list, bundle up and book a trip to stay at one of Iceland’s northern lights hotels! All of these resorts are well-situated in the countryside to ensure you get a crisp, dark night sky that is primed for viewing.
Five recommended hotels in Iceland for viewing the Northern Lights. These hotels, situated in various parts of Iceland, offer unique experiences and amenities such as outdoor hot tubs, remote locations for minimal light pollution, and special facilities like observatories for stargazing.
The hotels mentioned are Hotel Rangá, Magma Hotel, Fosshótel Mývatn, Hofsstaðir Country Hotel, and Hotel Húsafell, each providing a distinct setting and opportunities to witness the Aurora Borealis.
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