It’s LVMH’s World. We Just Dine in It From Plénitude to Chez L’Ami Louis, have all of Paris’s best restaurants fallen into Bernard Arnault’s orbit?
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Cartier
Princess Diana’s go-to wristwatch, the dainty Cartier Tank Française, turns 30 this year. But Louis Cartier’s Tank design remains timeless…
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Malibu Beach Inn
For the city-bound Angeleno, a swift retreat to the Malibu Beach Inn is less a day trip than a nervous-system reset. Perched over the shoreline…
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John McPhee: Encounters in Wild America
Creative-nonfiction pioneer John McPhee ranges so widely in his reporting—canoes, swamps, gold miners…
The Stranger Beside Her In her new memoir, Gisèle Pelicot attempts to reconcile her former life as the victim of the rape case that shocked France
Gavin Newsom and the Frisco Aristos While the California governor attempts to paint himself as a scrappy Everyman in his new memoir, behind the scenes, a powerful network of blueblood San Francisco dynasties has quietly buoyed his career for decades
Moving Mountains In A Biography of a Mountain, Matthew Davis unpacks the controversial history of Mount Rushmore, from its Klan-affiliated sculptor, Gutzon Borglum, to its land dispute with the Lacota people
Queen for a Day With period rooms and decorative props, and scents and sounds of centuries past, an immersive exhibition in Paris transports visitors from morning to night inside an 18th-century aristocratic home
