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Category Archives: Travel
The Public, The Pump Room, Chicago
I am a sucker for nostalgia like no other. So imagine how jazzed I got when I opened this little package that arrived at my door yesterday to find a small paperback promotional book called “Icons At The Pump Room”. … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Chicago, Ian Schrager, New Hotels, Nostalgia, The Public, The Pump Room, Travel
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The Road To Magic
The first time I went to Magic/Project in Vegas was in 2008 while working for WWD. Needless to say Magic was unimpressive, chaotic and filled with, honestly, awful stuff. Project and Pool were the winners that year, where I found … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Travel
Tagged 50s Diner, Aldo, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Barstow, Barstow OUtlet, Bouchon, California OUtlets, California Road Trips, Coach, Diner Food, Diners, ENK Tradeshow, Fashion, Food, Greek Food, Hotels, Las Vegas, Loft, Mad Greek Diner, Magic, Michael Kors, OUtlet Shopping, OUtlets, Peggy Sue's, Polo, Pool Tradeshow, Project, Rod Trips, Shopping, Shopping At Outlets, Shops, Stores, Tanger, The Wynn, Trade Show, Tradeshows, Travel, Vegas, Where to eat, Where To Stay
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A Technical Vacation & Flourless Chocolate Cake
As of tomorrow I am technically on vacation. Even though I will miss waking up at the crack of dawn to blog before the rest of my day I’m looking forward to doing as little as possible back in NYC, … Continue reading
San Francisco Food, Wine & Friends
Last week I spent a few days in San Francisco with a friend and we got a local’s tour of some of the city’s best restaurants, cafes, bars and clubs. One of my favorite’s for dinner was Chez Papa, a … Continue reading
Posted in Foodies, Travel
Tagged Anchovy Pizza, Bars, Best Brunch San Francisco, Best Lunch Spots San Francisco, Best Sandwiches in San Francisco, Burritt Room, Cafes, Ceasar Salad, Chez Papa, Crescent, Food, French Bistro, Italian Bistro, Naked Lunch, San Francisco, Scala, Starbelly, The Crescent, Travel, Weekend Getaways, What To Do in San Francisco, Where to Drink in San Francisco, Where to Eat in San Francisco, Wine
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Colony Palms
The Colony Palms is one of my favorite places to stay in Palm Springs and today JetSetter is offering rooms for only $115 a night. A pretty rad deal if you ask me. It’s got an old school vibe, small … Continue reading
Bonnaroo
I love this picture. Lisa Kereszi, an old friend of mine from Bard, took it at some club we were hanging out in while living in NYC in the late 90’s. She is now a respected photographer and teaches at … Continue reading
Posted in New Music, Travel
Tagged Arcade Fire, Bard, Best Coast, Bonnaroo, Deerhunter, Eminem, Florence + the Machine, Gogol Bordello, Lisa Kereszi, manchester Tennessee, Mumford & Sons, Music festivals, Music History, Nashville, Nashville Music Scene, New Music, NY in the 90's, Photography, Robyn, Scissor Sisters, Sleigh Bells, The Black Keys, The Decemberists, The Strokes
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Bistro d’Eustache
This is one of my favorite meals in Paris: homemade pate, mussels and Creme Brulee. You really shouldn’t be vegan in Paris. Le Bistro d’Eustache sits unassumingly at the end of Rue Berger in the 1st, within walking distance of … Continue reading
The Ritz Carlton New Orleans
The Ritz Carlton in New Orleans is offering all kinds of over the top luxury packages in anticipation of Mardi Gras. For $59,000 guests can have the ‘Lundi Gras Ride of a Lifetime’ with town local hottie Harry Connick Jr. … Continue reading
I’m in Las Vegas Bitch…
Spent the weekend getting pampered and wined with the BFFs in Vegas at the Encore (the greatest architectural creation this side of Ayn Rand…) Seriously, tourist hangers-on aside, the structure itself was phenom, the food rediculously good (truffle creme spinach … Continue reading
