A pop / Neo-Dadaist artist who moved from mixed-material art pieces to Grammy-winning cover art for the Talking Heads (“Speaking in Tongues”) before settling on Captiva Island, Florida, and a Mexican-born artist who came to the East Village and created one of the most iconic band logos, The Ramones, Robert Rauschenberg and Arturo Vega never… Continue Reading

When Jim Gaffigan moved from Indiana to Mott St. In 1990 it was a different world. Lower Manhattan was stickier, grimier. In some ways, it still is … Read More

Maybe you remember when the floppy disk was the holder of all things important, or you still can’t believe that Karate Kid actor Ralph Macchio is just as old today as Mr. Miyagi was when the first film came out. Perhaps, you still don’t know either of these references. Whatever your age, there are some… Continue Reading

Let’s get one thing straight: Paris is an essential city for any traveler. That said, too often Americans limit their French getaways to the City of Light and fail to explore the charming town nearby. There northeast cities in the Champagne and Burgundy regions are less than two hours from Paris, accessible via Rail Europe… Continue Reading

North of the Mediterranean—way north—there’s another eating routine that’s geared toward guys who want more energy, better performance and extra longevity. Read More – Men’s Journal

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Alejandro Vigilante doesn’t know which playing card is his favorite. Each was a labor of love. On exhibit inside Andy Warhol’s old Wooster Street abode in New York City, the artist keeps looking up at his 54 hand-painted works of art, inspired by the centuries-old Mexican card game of chance, Lotería. Read More