Disneyland Paris will host an official LGBTQ event later this year, becoming the first park in the franchise to present such an experience. On June 1, the French location will roll out the inaugural Magical Pride Party, inviting the LGBTQ community and supporters to take part in the celebration. The party will offer a range […]
Hotel Creates Human Hot Pot to Celebrate Chinese New Year
Out of all the ways to celebrate the Chinese New Year, one hotel is offering arguably the most creative and peculiar option. First World Hotel in Hangzhou has created a human hot pot, inviting guests to bathe in a steaming batch of fruits and vegetables as a means of promoting a healthy lifestyle. The life-size hot pot was […]
Fashion and Beauty Editors Agree: You Should Always Travel With These Products
"I look like a zombie without mascara and swear by Nars’s latest Climax formula. It’s clump-free, and in two to three swipes, my lashes are in full force." "I always, always travel with my Milk highlighting stick. The highlighter adds just the right amount of glow to my face, which is especially appreciated when traveling." […]
Rio de Janeiro Named First-Ever World Capital of Architecture
Rio de Janeiro has been selected by UNESCO as the World Capital of Architecture for 2020, becoming the first city ever to receive the recognition from the organization. The World Capital of Architecture initiative was created in conjunction between UNESCO and the International Union of Architects (UIA), who began their partnership last fall in an attempt to protect architectural heritage […]
Flying First Class? Here’s Exactly What to Wear
Okay, not everyone has the opportunity to fly first class, but if you do have the luxury—or are hoping to get upgraded to business class—know this: what you wear can make all the difference. Let’s face it; the days of getting dressed up for a flight are well in the past, as the dress code […]
Experts Are Assessing the Damage Done to Joshua Tree During the Shutdown—and It’s Grim
Joshua Tree is a special place for many Californians, with a landscape unlike almost any other on earth. During the government shutdown, when Park Service staffers were unable to provide their usual management of the 1,200-square-mile park and the people passing through it, so much havoc was wrought on that landscape that it could take […]