Condé Nast Traveler… Two grooms explain how they found a fado performer, flamenco dancers, and drag queens for their 100-guest celebration in the magical Portuguese town.
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Condé Nast Traveler… Through beaded jewelry and hand-loomed clothing, the modern makers of Nagaland are carrying the area’s heritage forward.
Condé Nast Traveler… Rachel Bloom’s Smart tote has a slew of safety features, including a fingerprint sensor.
Condé Nast Traveler… Mexico’s second city is the birthplace of many of its cultural cornerstones, from mariachi to tequila. Longtime visitor Michael Snyder returns to dive deep into its world-class culinary and craft scenes.
Adventure Journal… As we skidded off the main road and onto a mud path maintained only by tire treads, lines began to blur. Flanking our two-track trail were a series of parallel lanes no more than a foot wide, which forked, merged, and crisscrossed our own. In the distance, I saw what looked like a ghost train, … Read more
NCAAF College Football News, Photos, Stats, Scores, Schedule & Videos… UConn football fans will get to experience the inaugural season of the Jason Candle era when it starts the first weekend of September at Rentschler Field against Lafayette. But they can get an early look at the Huskies – the virtual version – in the EA Sports College Football 27 video game, which was released earlier this month. UConn’s new-look roster was rated a 71 overall, balanced with the …
NCAAF College Football News, Photos, Stats, Scores, Schedule & Videos… Dec. 4—MOSCOW, Idaho — Reading the tea leaves in recruiting is always a fun but frequently frustrating endeavor. In looking for subtle tells about how the University of Idaho did, however, there is this: the Vandals had a class of 20 signed up by noon. These new Vandals want to be Vandals. UI coach Thomas Ford Jr. attributes it to having longstanding relationships with recruits and being …
NCAAF College Football News, Photos, Stats, Scores, Schedule & Videos… Dec. 3—MOSCOW, Idaho — Reading the tea leaves in recruiting is always a fun but frequently frustrating endeavor. In looking for subtle tells about how the University of Idaho did, however, there is this: the Vandals had a class of 20 signed up by noon. These new Vandals want to be Vandals. UI coach Thomas Ford Jr. attributes it to having longstanding relationships with recruits and being …