Los Angeleno Joni Mitchell wrote Free Man in Paris for and about her close friend David Geffen, inspired by his complaints about…
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Flamenco may have begun in the Roma migration from Rajasthan (in northwest India) to Spain between the 9th and 14th…
El Perdido is the best kind of immersive theater. The kind where you forget you’re in it. I wasn’t expecting…
Mérida rewards curiosity. It’s a cultural hub shaped by its Mayan heritage and Spanish influence, known for its distinctive Yucatecan…
If you took Mardi Gras and combined it with New York’s Times Square on New Year’s Eve and then multiplied…
September 30, 2016 Renzo Piano’s magnificent “all-glass see-through” California Academy of Sciences ([http://www.calacademy.org) in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park (across…
“Like one swallow,” wrote John Simon when reviewing the premiere of “The Mystery of Edwin Drood,” “one Shakespeare does not…
Chicago is known for its iconic classic and contemporary architecture, as well as for its famous and eccentric architects, such…
A relatively quick and easy drive from the San Francisco Bay Area is Carmel, a quintessential charming California town, with…
Frank Lloyd Wright, 20th-century America’s most famous and probably greatest architect, was a busy man: in addition to about 200…
Destination: Berkshires, Massachusetts Somewhere In BetweenSeptember 2009 Somewhere between Boston and New York is an impressive area of beauty and…
The Other New York One of the many things New Yorkers are blessed with is being resident to the most…