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In Peru, the Quechua Language Takes to Hip-Hop, Trap, and ‘Q-Pop’ - cntraveler.com - Spain - New York - Colombia - Chile - Peru - Argentina - Bolivia - Ecuador
cntraveler.com
17.08.2024 / 09:42

In Peru, the Quechua Language Takes to Hip-Hop, Trap, and ‘Q-Pop’

This is part of Global Sounds, a collection of stories spotlighting the music trends forging connections in 2024.

The Best Things to Do in Montauk, New York - cntraveler.com - Usa - New York - county Island - state New Jersey - county Long - city Manhattan - state Oregon - state New York
cntraveler.com
16.08.2024 / 18:03

The Best Things to Do in Montauk, New York

As the very last town on the eastern tip of Long Island, connected by only a small stretch of land, Montauk feels worlds away from the bustle of New York City and the doldrums of suburban Long Island.

Look inside the Breakers, a 70-room, 138,300-square-foot mansion that belonged to one of America's wealthiest Gilded Age families - insider.com - New York - state Rhode Island - county Newport
insider.com
16.08.2024 / 17:08

Look inside the Breakers, a 70-room, 138,300-square-foot mansion that belonged to one of America's wealthiest Gilded Age families

During the Gilded Age, Cornelius Vanderbilt was America's richest man with an estimated net worth of $100 million, or around $200 billion in today's currency. Having amassed his fortune in the railroad business during a period of rapid economic growth and industrialization, he would be wealthier than Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Warren Buffett if he were alive today.

I flew Spirit Airlines for the first time. I was pleasantly surprised, but the new ticket system gives me pause. - insider.com - Usa - New York
insider.com
15.08.2024 / 22:31

I flew Spirit Airlines for the first time. I was pleasantly surprised, but the new ticket system gives me pause.

I recently took a one-day trip to Disney World. To save as much money as possible, I flew from New York to Orlando and back in one day so I wouldn't have to pay for hotels — and I chose to fly Spirit Airlines.

This Airline Is Giving Its Business Class a First Class Upgrade With This Over-the-top Offering - travelandleisure.com - Los Angeles - Usa - New York - city London - city Atlanta - Hong Kong - city Boston - county Dallas - Washington - city Chicago - city Seattle - county Miami - Houston - city San Francisco - Singapore - Qatar - state New York - city Sao Paulo - city Doha
travelandleisure.com
15.08.2024 / 17:06

This Airline Is Giving Its Business Class a First Class Upgrade With This Over-the-top Offering

Qatar Airways’ over-the-top business class suite is about to get even more luxurious thanks to a new caviar service.

Disney is arguing in a wrongful-death case that the terms of a Disney+ account extend to its theme parks - insider.com - Ireland - New York - state Florida
insider.com
14.08.2024 / 22:32

Disney is arguing in a wrongful-death case that the terms of a Disney+ account extend to its theme parks

Disney asked a court to dismiss a wrongful-death lawsuit filed by a widowed husband because he signed up for a free trial of Disney+ and purchased tickets to its theme park, according to court documents.

I flew budget carrier Norse Atlantic Airways from Europe to New York. It's a great value if you follow strict bag rules. - insider.com - Spain - Iceland - Norway - France - city Paris - Usa - New York - city London - city New York
insider.com
13.08.2024 / 21:50

I flew budget carrier Norse Atlantic Airways from Europe to New York. It's a great value if you follow strict bag rules.

In 2022, a new startup airline called Norse Atlantic Airways launched cheap flights between Europe and the US, operating Boeing 787 Dreamliners equipped only with economy and premium economy seats.

The Tonka Bean Is Banned. So Why Is It Popping Up on Dessert Menus? - nytimes.com - Spain - France - city Paris - Usa - New York - city New Orleans - city New York - city Manhattan - city Madrid - city Midtown
nytimes.com
13.08.2024 / 11:14

The Tonka Bean Is Banned. So Why Is It Popping Up on Dessert Menus?

The tonka bean, a wizened-looking South American seed, is beloved for its complex almond-vanilla scent, often appearing as an ingredient in perfumes. Outside the United States, it has also long been utilized by chefs, but studies have indicated that coumarin, a chemical compound in the plant, can cause liver damage in animals, and the Food and Drug Administration banned the bean in commercial foods in 1954. Now, with reports that the minuscule amounts used to impart big flavor are harmless (and the F.D.A. seemingly not particularly interested in enforcing the ban in recent years), tonka is showing up on dessert menus here. Thea Gould, 30, the pastry chef at the daytime luncheonette La Cantine and evening wine bar Sunsets in Bushwick, Brooklyn, was introduced to tonka after the restaurant’s owner received a jar from France, where it’s a widely used ingredient. Gould says the bean is an ideal stand-in for nuts — a common allergen — and infuses it into panna cotta, whipped cream and Pavlova. Ana Castro, 35, the chef and owner of the New Orleans seafood restaurant Acamaya, discovered tonka as a young line cook at Betony, the now-closed Midtown Manhattan restaurant. Entranced by the ingredient’s grassy, stone fruit-like notes, she’s used it to flavor a custardy corn nicuatole, steeped it into roasted candy squash purée and grated it fresh over a lush tres leches cake. And at the Musket Room in New York’s NoLIta, the pastry chef Camari Mick, 30, balances tonka’s richness with acidic citrus like satsuma and bergamot. Over the past year, she’s incorporated it into a silky lemon bavarois and a candy cap mushroom pot de crème and whipped it into ganache for a poached pear belle Hélène. “Some people ask our staff, ‘Isn’t tonka illegal?’” she says. Their answer: Our pastry chef’s got a guy. —

Everything you need to know about breaking, the newest Olympic sport - euronews.com - city Paris - Usa - New York - Mexico - city New York - city Motown - county Bronx
euronews.com
08.08.2024 / 07:09

Everything you need to know about breaking, the newest Olympic sport

The Paris Summer Olympic Games are coming to an end this weekend, but there are still plenty of disciplines to go, including a new sport at the Games this year: breaking.

New York’s Newest Hotels Reveal the City’s Romantic Streak - nytimes.com - France - Malta - city Paris - New York - city Manhattan - county Carlton - city Midtown
nytimes.com
07.08.2024 / 23:10

New York’s Newest Hotels Reveal the City’s Romantic Streak

Hotels are often agents of change in a neighborhood. That’s certainly true in New York, where buttoned-up Wall Street and the frenetic NoMad district, north of Madison Square Park, are just two of the beneficiaries of the city’s latest hotel boom. More than 40 properties have opened across the five boroughs since 2022, during apost-Covid rebirth that’sbrought freshenergy to long-overlooked pockets of Manhattan as well as to its most well-trodden quarters. Among these new arrivals are the Hotel Chelsea, a long-awaited revival of the venerable art-crowd hangout, and Nine Orchard, an elegant makeover of a 1912 bank building on the Lower East Side. Then there’s the Aman, the hushed retreat that opened two summers ago in the middle of Midtown. At least two more luxury hotels are planning to welcome guests next month: the Surrey, an Upper East Side landmark entirely remade by the Malta-based Corinthia Hotels group, and the Manner, an upscale sibling of the Standard hotels, in SoHo. Here, a closer look at five other attention-worthy newcomers:

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