Manhattan’s beautiful Bryant Park

Located between 40th and 42nd streets and Fifth and Sixth avenues, Bryant Park is 9.6 acres of impeccable green space in the heart of Manhattan. And while not nearly as massive as Central Park, Bryant Park brings plenty of charm and life of its own. It’s a far cry from the Bryant Park of the […]

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Huntington Beach — surf, skate and bike

Huntington Beach has long been the heart of surfing in the continental United States. With its bright blue rolling waves and impeccable sand, it’s easy to see why surfers are so attracted to this area. The best and the brightest hit Huntington Beach for the Vans U.S. Open of Surfing. Running July 25-August 2, it’s […]

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San Fran’s Outside Lands — for those with good taste

How many festivals successfully bring together food, music, wine, beer, art and comedy? It doesn’t matter — Outside Lands does it best. Taking place in San Francisco’s picturesque Golden Gate Park from August 7-9, there’s not a city better-suited to bring such elements together for one weekend. First of all, the music lineup is as […]

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Peninsula Beverly Hills

There’s only one California hotel to earn a AAA Five Diamond and Forbes Five-Star rating every year since 1993 — The Peninsula Beverly Hills. Located at the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica boulevards in the heart of Beverly Hills, this Mediterranean-inspired hotel is an elegant Beverly Hills beauty. And while the location of the Peninsula might [...]
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Celebrating July 4 in New York – with a twist

Thinking about heading to New York City, but looking to avoid the noise that typically comes with the Fourth of July parades and fireworks? No problem – in fact, there are some remarkably fun ways to spend your time in and around the city that will truly make this Independence Day special. Nathan’s Famous Fourth […]

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Santa Monica — on the pier and beyond

While you’d be hard-pressed to have a bad time in Santa Monica any time of the year, summer in this California beachfront city just can’t be beat. Muscle Beach and the Santa Monica Pier are two of the city’s main attractions. With so much pristine sand and the incredible history and energy of the pier, […]

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SLS South Beach

Originally built in 1939 as the Ritz Plaza Hotel, designer/architect Philippe Starck took the SLS South Beach through a massive re-design beginning in 2004, fusing a variety of styles throughout the building. Art Deco meets contemporary flair; Latin inspiration meets Asian influence; Old World Paris meets American summer camp. It all works.

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Wonderful Wimbledon returns

The most famous fortnight in tennis — perhaps in all of sports — returns to southwest London beginning June 29 at the All England Club. The Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships attract the best men’s and women’s singles and doubles players, and has been home to some of tennis’ most memorable moments. On the men’s side, […]

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