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Why the Next Great Collectibles May Be Fashion, Fossils, and Fractional Shares
A stabilizing market is giving way to more eclectic collecting habits, as rarity, sentiment, and curiosity outweigh traditional trophy value. If you have a beaten and busted Birkin, a highly sought-after print (bonus points if it’s by a South Asian artist), or even a few dinosaur bones gathering dust, now may be the moment to…
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How Tyrrell Winston Turned a Passion for Basketball Into One of the Art World’s Most Original Voices
Known for sculptures using discarded basketballs and worn-out nets, the California native has a playful design language. Known for sculptures using discarded basketballs and worn-out nets, the California native has a playful design language.
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Road Test: Aston Martin’s New Valhalla Supercar Caresses the Road With Athleticism and Power
On country roads and a racetrack in northern Spain, we found the British marque’s 1,064 hp model to be a powerful turning point. On country roads and a racetrack in northern Spain, we found the British marque’s 1,064 hp model to be a powerful turning point.
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Move Over Monaco: The Superyacht Hotspots of 2026 Have Been Revealed
The Knight Frank Wealth Report suggests you plan your next mooring at these locations. If you bought a superyacht in 2025, congratulations – but you also had plenty of company. According to the Knight Frank Wealth Report 2026, global superyacht sales surged 70 percent to $8.5bn, marking the strongest year since the post-pandemic rush of…
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Porsche Is Selling Off Its 45% Stake in Bugatti Rimac
The deal brings to an end Volkswagen’s decades of influence over the French hypercar maker. The deal brings to an end Volkswagen’s decades of influence over the French hypercar maker.
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A Historic New Hampshire Estate Brimming With 1930s Elegance Lists for $20 Million
The oceanfront Colonial Revival mansion in North Hampton was originally built in 1930 as the summer home of Governor Huntley Spaulding. The oceanfront Colonial Revival mansion in North Hampton was originally built in 1930 as the summer home of Governor Huntley Spaulding.
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Michter’s Just Unveiled Its First Barrel Strength Sour Mash Kentucky Whiskey
This isn’t a bourbon, it’s not a rye; it’s a sour mash whiskey. This isn’t a bourbon, it’s not a rye; it’s a sour mash whiskey.
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A Beauty Mogul’s Harry Gesner-Designed Home in Beverly Hills Lists for $28 Million
The circa 1970 residence, owned by Product Society cofounder Mezhgan Hussainy, is on the market for the first time in over a decade. The circa 1970 residence, owned by Product Society cofounder Mezhgan Hussainy, is on the market for the first time in over a decade.
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BMW’s New 7 Series Is ‘the Most Extensive Model Update’ in Its History
We rode in the 2027 version of the automaker’s flagship as designer Maximilian Missoni shared insights on the latest iteration. We rode in the 2027 version of the automaker’s flagship as designer Maximilian Missoni shared insights on the latest iteration.
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The Oddest Whisky Trend Right Now Is Also the Most Exciting
Distillers are turning to unusual fuels, says drinks expert Alice Lascelles. I’ve tasted some pretty unusual whiskies in my life but none quite as unique as Floki Sheep Dung-Smoked Reserve Icelandic Single Malt, which is distilled from Icelandic barley kilned with droppings dug from the shelters where sheep spend the winter. This dung was traditionally…