It’s hot out and there’s no more World Cup. So, here are five fresh reading picks, hand selected for those looking for a cozy respite from the political craziness and crazy heat. From memoirs to a slightly different looks at the World Cup and North Korea to pure indulgent fantasy, these are the books you can’t miss this season.
Take a look at five new cars that are shaking up the American auto industry. Everything from first time debuts and highway staples to experiments and luxury fests.
We took a 2018 Ford EcoSport to upstate NY’s Whiteface Mountain for a ski weekend unlike any other. Check out the recap!
The whale of the art season has arrived, and it’s a doozy. Check out our look at the annual Armory Show featuring 65 new and returning exhibitors across two piers.
The controversial yet consistent Japanese photographer gets a expansive, if gentle, retrospective at the Museum of Sex in NYC. On view until August 31, 2018. Photography by Dalton Taylor
Wonmin Park ‘s first solo exhibition in the USA at ultra-chic Carpenters Workshop Gallery is a celebration of technicality and patience.
New documentary “Big Time” is a sleek and gorgeous glance at the architecture of rising star Bjarke Ingels, but looks away much too quickly.
Nearly 150 works make up Michelangelo: Divine Draftsman and Designer, now on view at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art Tisch Galleries. Open until February 12, 2018.
The show features 100,000 roses as well as a number of multi-media experiences.
We traveled to Newport RI for a triumphant cultural exploration A Bridge Together, part of Bridgefest, featuring millennial twins Sara and Riya Kapoor.