Corina Quinn
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New York, NY, United States
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6 Things to Know Before Traveling on Amtrak
Trains are a beloved form of transportation, but if you're not used to traveling on Amtrak, it may seem daunting. Our tips and intel tell you how to make Amtrak work for you. → Read More
In Pictures: Death Valley’s Wildflower ‘Super Bloom’
Death Valley is seeing its best wildflower display in more than a decade. Click here for our favorite images of this phenomenon so far. → Read More
High Street on Market Readies for NYC Debut
High Street on Market, one of Philadelphia’s best restaurants, has announced a New York City location slated to open this fall. Read on for more. → Read More
Great Tiki Bars That Take You Far, Far Away
A haven in Palm Springs, Bootlegger Tiki is getting a lot of notice for its pristine décor (bamboo ceiling, blowfish light fixtures)—and expertly made drinks. In the same space that held the legendary Don’s Beachcomber Café for more than 30 years, the menu honors this historic spot with a carefully curated list emphasizing well-balanced, perfectly blended drinks. → Read More
How to Master the Art of Amtrak Travel
Trains are a beloved form of transportation, but if you're not used to traveling Amtrak, it may seem daunting. Our tips and intel tell you how to make Amtrak work for you. → Read More
How to Master the Art of Amtrak Travel
Trains are a beloved form of transportation, but if you're not used to traveling Amtrak, it may seem daunting. Our tips and intel tell you how to make Amtrak work for you. → Read More
Tony Galzin Opens Hotly Anticipated Restaurant in West Nashville
Tony Galzin and Caroline Galzin open Fifty First Kitchen & Bar in The Nations, an up and coming neighborhood in Nashville. → Read More
In an Achingly Beautiful Part of China: a Warped Viewing Platform Designed by Students
Two Hong Kong architects have partnered with their architecture students at the University of Hong Kong to complete the latest of three public structures as part of post-earthquake redevelopment in China’s Yunnan Province. → Read More
New York’s City’s Free Lowdown Hudson Music Fest Starts Tomorrow
New York City’s Lowdown Hudson Music Festival returns with a killer 2015 line-up. → Read More
La Crêperie, Iconic Lebanese Restaurant, Is Ready to Entertain its A-List Clientele Again
La Crêperie has been serving celebrities and dignitaries who flock to Lebanon’s Jounieh since 1968. It’s just reopened after a three-year renovation. → Read More
Final Grab for Tickets to Canada’s Largest Outdoor Music Festival
The Festival d'été de Quebec starts this week, and we've highlighted the acts worth seeing. → Read More
How to Celebrate July 4th in New York City
New York City has several things to do to celebrate the Fourth of July this week. → Read More
Shanghai Just Got a Crazy Water Fountain Installation
The WET design firm, who did Bellagio’s famous fountain, have launched a six-part fountain installation in Shanghai’s Daning neighborhood. → Read More
Brooklyn Just Got A Great New Music Venue From Chef Michael Psilakis
Chef Michael Psilakis has just opened The Hall at MP, a music venue next door to his MP Taverna in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. → Read More
Hypnotic Images of a Chinese Ghost Town Completely Taken Over by Vegetation
The ghost town of Shengshan Island, China, has been completely overtaken in lush vegetation. → Read More
Channel Your Inner Bombshell with the Warwick New York’s Slinky Boudoir Package
The Warwick New York Hotel has just announced a special boudoir photography package. The details on what this hotel special offers. → Read More
Sheraton Gets Fancy with New Lake Como Property
Travelers ready for an Italian Lake holiday have a new option from Sheraton. We’ve got the details on what the just-opened Sheraton Lake Como Hotel has on offer. → Read More