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A split image showcasing detailed Indian mother-of-pearl crafts and elegant Filipino buri bags, representing global artisanal innovation.

Indian and Filipino artisans showcase heritage innovation at global exhibitions.

In 2026, 29 Indian artisans will showcase intricate, hand-carved stone and mother-of-pearl works at the prestigious Homo Faber Biennale in Venice, while Filipino buri bags will debut at FashionPhilipp

Elijah Vance·September 5, 2026

A diverse group of strangers dining together at an upscale, ticketed dinner party in New York City in 2026, highlighting the new trend in social entertaining.

Style & Society

Modern lifestyles transform entertaining traditions in 2026.

At a monthly dinner party in New York, groups of strangers pay upwards of $125 per person to dine.

Charlotte Beaumont·July 5, 2026

Scenic view of the Catskills mountains with a blend of rustic and modern elements, representing the region's evolving travel and dining experiences.

Travel & Towns

How to Plan Your First Catskills Trip: Hotels, Dining, and More

In the heart of the Catskills, a 'hot dog tiki bar' has opened in New Paltz, signaling a surprising culinary evolution far beyond traditional mountain fare.

Nora Haddad·July 3, 2026

Jonathan Scott, star of Property Brothers, looking optimistic while holding a script on a New York City street, hinting at his new talk show pilot.

Properties & Estates

Jonathan Scott Films Pilot for New Daytime Talk Show

Jonathan Scott, half of the beloved 'Property Brothers' duo, is set to film a pilot episode in New York this June for a new solo daytime talk show, 'Better!

Ingrid Larson·June 12, 2026

A Mark Rothko abstract painting, 'Brown and Blacks in Reds,' is displayed under a spotlight in a Sotheby's auction room, with blurred figures of bidders in the background.

Travel & Towns

New York art market sees Rothko moment with $85.8M sale

A Mark Rothko painting, 'Brown and Blacks in Reds,' previously acquired by a banker for $6.

Nora Haddad·May 18, 2026