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Thursday, September 17
Lifestyle
Boeing’s long-awaited 777X, delayed by years and plagued by cost overruns, is set to enter service in 2027 with innovative cabin features including a wider fuselage, customizable LED lighting, and larger dimmable windows designed to enhance passenger comfort on ultra-long-haul flights.
Macklemore was dropped from Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour after his pro-Palestinian remarks at a New Jersey concert, prompting both support and condemnation, while fans now demand refunds as the tour’s opening acts sequentially withdraw.
I booked Amtrak’s private roomette on an overnight train from NYC to Miami. It packed a lot into 20 square feet, with two seats and two beds.
White is fine but Red wine is better for the diversity of flavors in a Thanksgiving dinner.
Few people know about Japan’s 88 Temple Pilgrimage, but this centuries-old Japanese journey blends spiritual practice, cultural insights and immersion into nature.
In a 400-year-old townhouse in Valletta, chef Jonathan Brincat has earned a Michelin star by writing a love letter to his country’s—and his family’s—culinary heritage.
Opening in time for the expansive store holiday display, the exhibition displays the first time archives not owned by the brand have been shown.
As part of the Bradford 2025 arts and culture festival, David Hockney paintings shimmered into view in colored lights, then faded as the crowd watched from below.
Standing in a modernist home designed by architect Scott Mitchell of Scott Mitchell Studio in the Hollywood Hills, you feel calm, almost serene.
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