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Brazilian chef Luiz Filipe Souza pinpoints the 2019 Bocuse d’Or as a turning point in his career. Two years before the international culinary competition, he opened Evvai in São Paulo, serving high-end Italian
Culture September 29, 2026 4 Min Read City Hall’s progressive accessibility initiative could help to diversify the Metropolitan Opera’s crowd and improve dwindling audience numbers. Writer Yo Zushi Back in 2019, Pete Buttigieg,
Where the Bois de Sioux and Otter Tail rivers merge in southeastern North Dakota, the Red River of the North begins its winding trek northward into Canada. The river is renowned across the
This is a place with two unique and magical places to see. The first, the abandoned Hood River Pumping Station, is at the parking lot to the Hood River Pipeline Trail. It is a
The spring/summer 2027 edition of Milan Fashion Week was one of consolidating visions as creative directors settled into their roles at Italian luxury houses. Prada focused on the single concept of a skirt,
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Affairs September 27, 2026 4 Min Read The UN is in urgent need of reform but will the opaque selection process to appoint its new secretary-general allow a truly transformative leader to emerge?
Tokyo, early Monday morning, I was flipping between Japan’s news shows. Typhoon Dujuan dominated all the networks and there was so much happening on-screen that you’d be forgiven for thinking that the feed
La Vigie Zanoni Monte-Carlo Travel and restaurants September 27, 2026 4 Min Read Some of the world’s most exciting creative names, from chef Simone Zanoni to designer Simone Porte Jacquemus and architect India