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Spare yet stylishly detailed, the custom bikes of the Factory Metal Works (FMW) evoke 1940s-style bobbers refined by modern technology. Beginning with original engines, FMW reworks the mills for reliability and durability. Though they retain their decades-old appearance, internal components like valve train, bearings, and seals are updated with higher ...
Read More »A Charitable Louis XIII
Louis XIII was originally registered by Paul-Emilee R
Read More »John Lobb Partners with the Mark for a Chic Shine
London-based boot maker John Lobb opened the Mark Shine, a new shoe-shine service on the ground floor of Manhattan’s Mark hotel on East 77th Street and Madison Avenue.
Read More »Hurricane Jova prompts cruise ship itinerary change
Hurricane Jova is heading toward the western coast of Mexico, prompting a slew of watches and warnings, as well as the alteration of one cruise ship's itinerary.
Read More »Cruise ship rocked by rough seas
It was far from smooth sailing for passengers aboard Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas on Sunday night.
Read More »Caymans want new dock for cruise ships
The Cayman Islands are hoping to stem a loss of cruise passenger business by completing a controversial deal with a Chinese firm to build a $300 million dock to accommodate modern megaships.
Read More »Sneak Peek: Rasa, Jaipur
After a soft opening in April, Devi Resorts’ radical boutique hotel, the Rasa, officially opened in September. Comprising 40 canvas cube-like tents, the grounds spread across the rocky hills outside India’s historic Amer Fort, a 16th-century castle blending Hindu and Mughal elements about 10 miles north of Jaipur. Though the ...
Read More »A New Book for Auto Enthusiasts
Assouline reveals prized automobiles from the last 100 years, showcasing rare cars owned by Marlene Dietrich, Pablo Picasso, and Elvis Presley, among others, in its latest anthology, The Impossible Collection of Cars, which hit stores this month. The 144-page book ($650) features a 1938 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic Coupe from ...
Read More »Sotheby’s Will Sell Celebrated Work by Gustav Klimt
One of the most celebrated landscapes created by Austrian painter Gustav Klimt, an oil painting titled Litzlberg am Attersee from 1915, will be up for sale at the Sotheby’s Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale on November 2 in New York City.
Read More »Small fire breaks out on Queen Mary 2
Fire in an engine room was quickly put out and did not cause any injuries or major damage.
Read More »High-Performace Fiat 500 Abarth Headed to America
Small cars are (at last) on a roll in America. The BMW-wrought Mini Cooper proved beyond any doubt that an economical small car could transcend its humble station and catch the eye of the leisure class as well as the working class. And this year, Fiat’s too-cute-for-its-own-good 500 coupe and ...
Read More »A Marina B Revival
Known for bold gold and colorful gemstone designs reflecting a modern Italian spirit, Marina Bulgari forged a signature collection bearing the name Marina B in the mid-1970s. A member of the famous Bulgari jewelry family, the designer created a following of loyal fans that lasted nearly three decades, and now ...
Read More »A Quintessential Liqueur
Not since 1977, when Grand Marnier introduced the extraordinary Cent Cinquantenaire to commemorate its 150th anniversary, has the brand produced a liqueur as in-depth and haunting as Grand Marnier Quintessence (approximately $800). Created by master blender Patrick Raguenaud, Quintessence—as a limited edition of just 2,000 bottles—comprises vintage Grande Champagne Cognacs ...
Read More »Holland America plans vampire-themed cruise
A vampire-themed cruise will set sail from Vancouver, B.C., for Alaska on board Holland America’s Zuiderdam ship early next summer
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