Bold red-and-white checkerboard tiles and colourful upholstered banquettes lend an Italian feel to the atrium of this Copenhagen hotel designed by local studio Tonen. Malene Bech-Pedersen and Mette Bonavent of Tonen oversaw the design of Hotel Bella Grande, which occupies a historic building close to Copenhagen City Hall. Constructed in 1899, the five-storey building retained
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Derek Doneen speaks to GQ about the Netflix docu-series
No, really.
LOS ANGELES - 1980: Bill Walton #32 of the Portland Trailblazers battles with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar #33 of the Los Angeles Lakers during the NBA game at the Forum in Los Angeles, California. | Photo by Andrew D. Bernstein/NBAE via Getty Images
There were giants in those days
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A spectacular testimony to the Scottish roots of its founder John Lewis Brown, Cantenac Brown’s emblematic Tudor-style château makes it one of the most remarkable properties of the 1855 classified grands crus. Scottish sheep reign supreme in its expansive parkland. The 75 hectares of vines that surround the Château are spread over the prestigious Margaux and Cantenac plateaux, offering a wine balanced between flesh and tension: full-bodied and velvety with a long finish. Upon his family’s acquisition of Château Cantenac Brown in 2019... Читать дальше...
Apple’s developer event kicks off Monday morning at 10 am PT. Join us for live updates about the company’s next steps in software, hardware, services, and—of course—artificial intelligence.
If you felt the ground starting to shake, would you know what you’re supposed to do? You should. You might be more vulnerable to an earthquake than you realize: According to the US Geological Survey, almost 75 percent of the US population lives in an area that could experience a damaging quake. Right now, we […]
This explainer is part of our Pride Stories series, a collection of essays exploring queer experiences in Chicago. Read more stories here or submit your own.
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We can learn things from games that can make us better at life.
The Hubble Space Telescope’s woes, moon rocks and antibiotic candidates discovered with AI are all in this week’s news roundup.
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The cap is finally going up, but how will Kyle Dubas and the Pens choose to manage it?
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With inflation still riding high, the Federal Reserve will likely keep rate cuts on hold for now.
Coast Guard Academy official resigns, says she was directed to lie to Congress as part of ‘cruel’ sexual assault coverup CNN
He's not thinking this through.
He's treating me just like my family once did.
A challenging puzzle.
New cartoons from the magazine.
To mark the upcoming Olympics, Paris’s grandest museum has invited exercisers to get down among the marble caryatids.
The artist captures a corner of calm contemplation in the midst of New York’s hustle and bustle.
The director dissects a pivotal scene in his noir-inspired screwball comedy, which is loosely based on the real-life story of a fake hit man who helped detectives bust people soliciting murderers.
The early pandemic was a painful, lonely, and disorienting era in American life. It was also a chance to get some writing done.
The former governor of Illinois, who served time for trying to sell Obama’s Senate seat, advises buffing up, finding a cool nickname, and watching out for crazies urinating in the oatmeal.