Weddings don’t always go exactly to plan, but as coronavirus infections continue to rise, one celebration went ahead without the bride and groom.Singapore couple Joseph Yew and his wife Kang Ting returned from a trip to China just days before their wedding.When guests expressed concerns about attending, the couple found a way to allay their fears. Read More »
Food Tourism starts to catch on with mainstream tourism with the help and exposure from social media and television shows. Food tourism now includes the full range of experiences, cooking classes, producer visits, enjoying street food, discovering locals-only hole in the wall pubs, touring dramatic wineries, or diving into a one-of-a-kind restaurants. There is something for everyone in the food ... Read More »
Political nepotism is nothing more than nascent monarchism. And it is on an increase around the world with the rise of political dynasties exercising control over both government and business. These de facto monarchies mask themselves as democracies, however, they are turning some democracies into kleptocracies, where a select group of corrupt politicians loot the national treasuries, and kakistocracies, where ... Read More »
Dubai Fountains is the world’s biggest orchestrated fountains (902 ft long) is another addition to the “world’s first” list of man made structures located in UAE. 25 coloured projectors and 6600 lights is what it takes to create the illumination for these fountains. The beam of lights from the fountain can be seen from over 33 kms away .Located right ... Read More »
Actors and Actresses celebrating Christmas next to a xmas tree. Have your ever thought what is the origins of gifting in Christmas? During a week when so many Americans have experienced some combination of joy, rage, and frustration in seeking the perfect holiday gifts for their children, it seems appropriate to pause and ask: Where did the practice of giving ... Read More »
Actress Nasrin Maghanloo celebrated longest night of the year with her family at a retaurant in the capital. Shab-e Yalda or Shab-e Chelleh is a festival celebrated on the “longest and darkest night of the year”, known as solstice in the rest of the world. Read More »
When it comes to unique eateries, New York has been known to have quite a few out-of-the ordinary places that are worth checking out. We’ve previously mentioned the Empire State’s cheese themed restaurant down in the Catskills and our cow themed restaurant out on Long Island, but there’s another not-so average themed dining establishment out along our Southern Tier that ... Read More »
Óscar Arístides Renta Fiallo (22 July 1932 – 20 October 2014), known professionally as Oscar de la Renta, was a Dominican fashion designer. Born in Santo Domingo, he was trained by Cristóbal Balenciaga and Antonio del Castillo. De la Renta became internationally known in the 1960s as one of the couturiers who dressed Jacqueline Kennedy. He worked for Lanvin and Balmain. Read More »
By far the most common health risk of flying is picking up illness from fellow travelers. Your immune system is already somewhat compromised due to the fact that you’re sitting in a pressurized airplane cabin for hours. Factor in the 200 strangers with whom you are sharing recycled air, and the risk of germs spreading is obvious. Read More »
The most stylish female celebrities manage to capture our attention with their stunning fashion choices. Whether it’s a classic Hollywood red carpet style or a more bold, unique outfit worn for a night on the town, the women on this list are without a doubt one of a kind fashionistas. They aren’t afraid to take risks with their clothes, their ... Read More »