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A Rare R.M. Schindler House Hits the Market in L.A. for $6.5 Million
The restored and updated 1949 residence in the foothills above Studio City remains true to the innovative architect’s singular vision. The restored and updated 1949 residence in the foothills above Studio City remains true to the innovative architect’s singular vision.
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This Rare and Unrestored 1969 Corvette Could Fetch $1 Million at Auction
Showing 19,886 miles on it, the time-capsule car is one of only 116 examples of the model variant built that year. Showing 19,886 miles on it, the time-capsule car is one of only 116 examples of the model variant built that year.
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How to Make the Best Eggnog You’re Ever Going to Drink
Break out the rum, Cognac and bourbon—and give yourself some time. Break out the rum, Cognac and bourbon—and give yourself some time.
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Why Right Now Brioni is as Good as it Gets
Fashion critic and editor Godfrey Deeny reflects on 80 years of Rome’s most innovative tailor. This past decade, many great Italian houses have made material innovation a vital leitmotif: Zegna with its 100 percent traceable Vellus Aureaum fine wool; or Tod’s with ‘pashmy’, combining the sturdiness of glove-like leather with the delicacy of pashmina. Dolce…
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Robb Recommends: This Handheld Laser Wand Reduces Wrinkles and Banishes Dark Spots
Laduora’s Lumeo device delivers powerful antiaging benefits in efficient, three-minute at-home sessions. Laduora’s Lumeo device delivers powerful antiaging benefits in efficient, three-minute at-home sessions.
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This New Electric Motorcycle Charges Itself With Retractable Solar-Panel Wings
MASK Architects’ Solaris features two deployable wings covered in solar panels. MASK Architects’ Solaris features two deployable wings covered in solar panels.
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A First Taste of Buffalo Trace’s Antique Collection
Our drinks columnist samples a stella lineup of American whiskey — and suggests you do the same, quickly. And you know what? I regret it, because by the end it was totally shot; its elaborate layers of spice, incense, and fruit had become as woody and lifeless as an antique wardrobe. The moral of the…
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The Return of ’90s Watches to the Wrist
The Swiss watch world has mined the 1970s and ’80s for inspiration in recent years. Now, just like Backstreet, the ’90s are back… all right! They contrast, too, with the rather less appetizing ’80s models that — with the exception of Chopard’s recent reworking of its glamorous mid-1980s ski bunny, St Moritz, as the Alpine…
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How Remote Luxury Lodges Create Michelin-Worthy Meals at the Far Reaches of the Earth
Five-star lodges successfully deliver culinary pedigree despite calling some of the world’s least-populated places home. Five-star lodges successfully deliver culinary pedigree despite calling some of the world’s least-populated places home.
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The Most Anticipated Hotel Openings of 2026
Your guide to the standout hotels coming in 2026 – and why they’re already getting everyone talking. Looking back, 2025 delivered some heavy hitters: Waldorf Astoria New York finally reopened after an eight-year closure (only a couple of months shy of its suggested spring date), and One&Only Moonlight Basin swung open its doors in November.…