From March 25-31, 30 dancing horses by soundsuit creator and performance artist Nick Cave prance around for 15 minutes at 11am and 2pm in the Vanderbilt Hall of Grand Central Terminal (Station) as part of the station’s centennial celebrations.
Michelle Barrios spent her weekends from the age of around eight or nine at El Patín Dorado (The Golden Skate) in Panama. There she taught herself to roller dance. Now, she runs BCN Roller Dancer and hosts roller dance parties, meetups and events in Barcelona.
Musician, music producer and DJ, Fred Jacquier (DJ Fred Spider) arrived in Cape Town, South Africa in 2009 alone and with a suitcase. He didn’t know anyone. He did know that he had come to open his own club.
For three generations, the men and women of the Osofsky family have been running Ronnybrook Farm Dairy on an expansive plot of land caught between the Catskill and Berkshire Mountains, two hours northeast of New York City.
By Carey Reed Zamarriego Thank you blog fans! Thanksgiving in the U.S. is this Thursday, November 24th. It falls every year on the fourth Thursday of November. Canada gives thanks on the second Monday of October. The holiday has a controversial history, what with how badly the first settlers treated the Native Americans. The idea … Continue reading »
By Carey Reed Zamarriego Maddy Moo The baggage scale tilts well past the limit. I timidly smile, hoping the man at the counter will just let me through. Bingo! After receiving a short scolding and explanation on the importance of weight limits for checked baggage, my large, hard shelled lime green case and I are … Continue reading »
By Carey Reed Zamarriego Fiction to free you from work frustrations? A tome to treat tension with the in-laws? Well, yes. Why not? That’s what Ella Berthoud believed while studying English at Cambridge University. Although she switched from word artistry to painting after college, Berthoud never let go of a dream to become a … Continue reading »
By Carey Reed Zamarriego Photo by Mike Tigas Follow the link to my web exclusive for top travel mag, Travel + Leisure: World’s Most Controversial Monuments ————- Siempre hay una historia detrás de la historia, aquí encuentras mi reportaje acerca los culebrones que surgieron durante la construcción de unos de los monumentos más famosos del … Continue reading »
By Carey Reed Zamarriego (una versión en español está abajo) This morning I woke up to “happy birthday, beautiful!” emblazoned on a Philosophy bottle of birthday cake smelling body wash, shampoo and bubble bath 3-in-1 courtesy of Sephora. It was a birthday gift since I am a Beauty Insider. It’s nice to be a birthday … Continue reading »
By Carey Reed Zamarriego There it is. The best shot I got of the Hollywood sign this summer. How hard is it to get a photo of the sign? Much tougher than I anticipated. After driving up the skinny, winding roads near the famous Griffith Park Observatory, fighting the whole way with the GPS … Continue reading »
