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Where They’ll Be When They’re Gone: ‘The Last Safari’ through Two Africas
Africa. You read the word and a mesh of timeworn images pours into your head: An exhausted woman clutching her emaciated child, a dusty, crammed refugee camp in Somalia, the horror of Rwanda — starvation,...
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The Untold Story of Haiti’s Heroes
In August of 2011, an earthquake struck the island of Haiti. No ordinary tremor, the quake killed over 200,000 people and as the world watched, Haiti came undone in its wake. Some gave money, some actually went to...
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Balthus — Painter and Provocateur
If you go to see the latest Balthus (Balthasar Klossowski, 1908-2001) exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, expecting perhaps to unravel the true identity of this elusive and enigmatic artist,...
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The Price of Crime: Photographer Nick Dolding’s “Wanted” Captures the Emotion — and Enmity – of a Life of Crime
Their crimes are horrendous, their punishments equally so. Theft, embezzlement, murder, and a host of other offenses utterly deplorable to society are some of the things they are guilty of. -
Spain Sizzles as Madrid Fashion Week Wows
Every September, the fashion world narrows its sultry gaze to the shimmering lights of Europe, smoky eyes transfixed as flawless forms glide across runways that stir the imagination with the type of magic that only a... -
Shadows Fall, But Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Shines
Bright lights, big city, a subway ride and the Yankees, hot dogs and a night at the theater — what could be quintessentially more “New York?” Why, Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week of course!
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24 hours in Bishkek
Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Half past noon, with a heat index well above 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius). My mission: to find a place to cool off, and fill my howling stomach. The only issue: I speak practically...
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From Hungary with Love
In the pantheon of privileged holiday retreats, a few names stand out as otherworldly legendary: Aspen, Rio, St. Tropez, Martha’s Vineyard, Bali and Mallorca — but Budapest? Many would dismiss the Hungarian...
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Art, Love and Being a ‘Rice-Cooker’: Director Zachary Heinzerling on His Documentary ‘Cutie and the Boxer’
The Shinoharas’ relationship is a curious one. Ushio, 80, and Noriko, 59, certainly lend full-fledged credence to the maxim “opposites attract.” While Ushio is showy, Noriko is observant; while he flaunts,...
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Yanji: A Magnolia among the Orchids
The important thing to know about Yanji, located deep among the oft-frozen steppes of northeast China’s Jilin province, is that it is not a Chinese city. It’s a Korean city, in China. That is plainly evident by...
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