
La Sponda, From the Daniel’s Miami Team, Chases Pasta Perfection on Biscayne Bay
Thomas Angelo and Danny Ganem bring La Sponda to Biscayne Bay with regional Italian dishes, handmade pasta, wagyu and a deep wine list.
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Thomas Angelo and Danny Ganem bring La Sponda to Biscayne Bay with regional Italian dishes, handmade pasta, wagyu and a deep wine list.

While Arles tends to be buzziest in July and August, the autumn season is a quieter, crowd-free time to explore a town packing a great artistic punch.

Fashion Month is increasingly putting the systems behind fashion on display. The Footwear Collective's Dr. Yuly Fuentes-Medel examines how traceability, material transparency and collaboration across fragmented supply chains are becoming part of the industry's broader story.

Hassabis Once united by DeepMind’s AGI mission, Demis Hassabis, Mustafa Suleyman and Shane Legg are now pursuing distinctly different futures for A.I.

At Cafe Charmant, chef Jake Tyler Brodsky takes brasserie cuisine around the world.

From Claridge’s and The Twenty Two to Broadwick Soho and At Sloane, these are the hotels that keep you close to the shows, the parties and the post-runway damage.

Meta has the distribution to make its new personal A.I. agent Muse ubiquitous. The harder question, argues A.I. strategy and enterprise-wide adoption expert René Bohnsack, is whether consumers will trust it with access to their digital lives.

Created as a special commission in 2010, the one-of-a-kind watch leads a sale with an extensive selection of rare Cartier designs.

Jewelry is still treated primarily as a possession rather than a financial asset, despite the significant value of the gold sitting in American homes. Unvault’s Nidhi Singhvi argues that better information can give owners greater control over an asset that has long existed outside traditional systems of wealth measurement.

“Heads or Tails” transforms City Hall Park into a psychologically charged tableau where fractured bodies, scavenging birds and artificial trees reflect the instability of contemporary public life.

The museum struggles to present a coherent narrative of human culture, but its architecture succeeds in offering a new kind of public space in a megacity like Tokyo.

The chef behind Malka and Miznon on his pet turtles, favorite sushi, indispensable olive oil and very specific approach to a good life.

University of Nebraska Omaha’s Jane Liu, Ph.D. examines the economics of Fashion Week, unpacking how the runway has become an investment in attention, cultural relevance and future demand rather than simply a vehicle for selling clothes.

The new openings, revived institutions and discreet members' clubs that anchor the city's unofficial Fashion Week itinerary.

The only film by a solo woman director in this year's Venice competition, it shoulders the burden of representing a feminine point of view, whether it wants to or not.