Looking for a vacation where the biggest attraction is the sound of waves instead of the noise of crowds? Southern Sweden is offering travelers an unusual opportunity this fall: a free stay in a secluded beachfront cabin, with one important rule — keep the noise below 45 decibels. The initiative, called the Stay-Quiet beachfront cabin,…
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HBO is bringing a new comedy about love, family and starting over to television this fall with YOUTH, an eight-episode series created by and starring Sharon Horgan. The HBO Original comedy premieres Sept. 20, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on HBO, with the first two episodes debuting that night. The series will also be available to…
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For busy families, the car can feel like a second home. Between school drop-offs, soccer practice, errands, appointments and weekend activities, parents spend countless hours behind the wheel. Ottocast offers a way to make those daily drives more connected and convenient without the expense of purchasing a new vehicle. Designed to upgrade existing vehicles, Ottocast’s…
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The Nevis Tourism Authority is strengthening its relationships with U.S. travel advisors following a five-city summer sales mission designed to promote the Caribbean island to travelers seeking personalized and intimate vacation experiences. The Second Annual Northeast Summer Showcase brought Nevis tourism representatives to Long Island, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Boston, Massachusetts. More than…
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Sweet and spicy flavors are getting a new addition to the breakfast table with the launch of Mango Habanero Jam from GOOD GOOD, a better-for-you brand known for its no-added-sugar jams and spreads. Retailing for $11.99, Mango Habanero Jam is the brand’s first genuinely spicy jam and combines real mango with Texas-grown habanero peppers. The…
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For years, travel has often been measured by how much a person can see and do in a single trip. But a growing number of travelers are moving away from packed schedules and lengthy bucket lists in favor of slower, more intentional experiences. The trend, known as JOMO — the “Joy of Missing Out” —…
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A new collection from Farrar, Straus and Giroux invites readers to reconsider the language used to understand Black life, culture and possibility. Thinking from Black: A Lexicon, by the Practicing Refusal Collective, brings together essays, poetry, visual art and ideas from an international group of Black artists and scholars. Published Sept. 8, the book approaches…
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Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will return to New York City Center for its annual holiday engagement Dec. 2, 2026, through Jan. 3, 2027, bringing five weeks of performances, premieres and beloved works to the New York stage. Led by Artistic Director Alicia Graf Mack, the season will feature 32 world-class dancers performing works by…
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Tucked into the wooded backcountry of Greenwich, Connecticut, the Greenwich Polo Club offers visitors a glimpse into one of the world’s most traditional and elite sporting experiences. Established in 1981, the club has become a destination for high-goal polo, attracting top players, international teams, and thousands of spectators throughout the summer season. Located on North…
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A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from obtaining the personal information of millions of commercial drivers, following a lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James and a multistate coalition. The U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia granted the coalition’s request for a temporary restraining order on Aug.…
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