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Anyone who knows me well knows that London is my favorite city in the world. Some 60 visits have led me to try to unlock all of its secrets. Around visit 50, I finally accepted this cannot be done. If you also love London, but are done with watching the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Pa…
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Inspired by popular historical drama series and social media, a growing travel trend encourages travelers heading to Europe to enjoy a different accommodation style than a hotel or private cottage: castles.
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Looking for an easy city escape this spring? Chicago is just a quick flight from many American cities, often at surprisingly affordable rates. You'll touch down in a city bursting with incredible art, amazing food and experiences straight out of your favorite movies. Here’s how to live your …
When planning a trip to Italy, you can almost push a pin randomly in the map and leave it at that. There’s such a wealth of delicious food, deep history and vibrant culture that no matter where you go you’ll be happy — from the top of the boot to the bottom. In fact, there’s so much to do in…
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LOS ANGELES — The stalactites and stalagmites of Sequoia National Park’s Crystal Cave, a sprawling subterranean wonder that’s been closed for four years, will be accessible again this summer. But to get in during the open season of May 23 through Sept. 7, you’ll need tickets, which are available now. Visitors will walk through the cave on 50-minute guided group tours, inspecting mineral ...
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“We’re all ‘Star Wars’ nuts,” Barry Ray says as his wife, Melissa, and daughter Evie play nearby.
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With less than a week to see dramatic rugged coastlines, lush rainforest, mountain ranges including glaciers and volcanoes, stunning waterfalls, acres of colorful tulips and three unique cities, our travel itinerary to the Pacific Northwest featured zero downtime.
When we feel overwhelmed and don’t know what to do following a disaster like the tornado that hit the ӣƵ area on May 16, leaning in with our individual skill sets is a good way to start. For local chef and SLU professor Daniel Brewer, that means making tacos. Brewer will host a taco f…
Our columnist thought a stir-fry would be quick and easy to make. He was wrong.
The new speakeasy-style cocktail bar from Little Lager owner Manny Negron sits near the back of UCBC's biergarten location in Midtown.
The year-old Spoonful of Sugar in Benton Park excels with banana pudding, Butterfinger and other small-batch ice creams.
Who are you looking forward to seeing this summer?
The Weeknd's first feature film is a surrealist vanity project, writes Associated Press Music Writer Maria Sherman. “Hurry Up Tomorrow” features the musician playing a fictionalized version of himself. He's marred by a hedonistic lifestyle and recent breakup. Woven throughout is some conversation about absent fathers and fear of abandonment, with unearned delivery and first-draft acuity. The movie is a vanity project with surrealist imagination but few stakes, limited emotional weight and an unclear narrative. It is for superfans and The Weeknd alone. Considering that fandom is the dominant form of popular culture, it’s not a bad business decision, though.
ӣƵ musicians are harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to save time, but some are concerned about the drawbacks.
The Queen of Motown, Diana Ross, and seven-time Grammy winner Jon Batiste are headed to the Muny for its season finale concert.
Nick Drake plays May, Juliet's friend, in the show about what would have happened had Juliet not died at the end of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet."
Tennessee Williams Festival is staging "A Streetcar Named Desire," St. Lou Fringe is back and the Muny will have the Midwest premiere of "Dear Evan Hansen."
Father and son duo John Kennamann and Kaleb Higgins renovated a rare Lustron home in south ӣƵ City, turning the metal and enamel home into a 1955 Airbnb experience with activities and decor from the time period. Video by Allie Schallert, ӣƵ
You can also catch the last play of August Wilson's Pittsburgh Cycle, "Radio Golf" at the Black Rep and the Glen Miller orchestra is coming.
Burglaries at the homes of sports stars have become a big problem. Protection dogs have been recommended and he cost can run up to $100,000 for these highly-trained pets.
To play a getaway pro in the 1970s, the “Lost” star went to Rick Seaman Motion Picture Driving Clinic and learned the finer points of shifting a muscle car.
Biden's office said Sunday that he has been diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer and is reviewing treatment options. Here are some things to know about prostate cancer that has spread.
The test can aid doctors in determining whether a patient's memory problems are due to Alzheimer's or a number of other medical conditions that can cause cognitive difficulties.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author Ron Chernow chronicles the life of one of the nation's most beloved humorists and writers in “Mark Twain.” The Associated Press' Andrew DeMillo writes that the biography is well worth its 1,000-plus pages and that Chernow aptly describes the impact Twain had on today's celebrity culture. DeMillo writes that the book avoids idolizing Twain and delves into the authors flaws and contradictions. But the book also looks at the historical and literary context of Twain's works, including his lesser known writings. DeMillo says it is well worth that length to learn more about the author best known for introducing readers to Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.
Contemplating the state of things these days, some of us laugh because if we don’t, we’ll cry. Leave it to Carl Hiaasen, though, to make us laugh UNTIL we cry.
Rose Valland became what author Michelle Young calls “one of the only French eyewitnesses to what would become the greatest art theft in history.”
Here are the bestsellers for the week that ended May 4 from Publishers Weekly.
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The idea of finding hidden treasure in a junk drawer, attic or basement has long lured people to auction houses and appraisers.
As the year nears its end, check out Jasmine Osby's 24 favorite songs released by ӣƵ natives in 2024.
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Take a drive and visit an area that's new to you, explore and eat, then hop in your car and head back home.
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