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The resonant name Kempinski carries impeccable credentials in the world of luxury hospitality. Kempinski Hotels is in fact Europe’s oldest luxury hotel group, having been established in Berlin in 1897. It now operates 78 luxury properties in 34 countries and counting. One of the jewels in its
(Lagavulin) Nick Offerman is seriously funny about Scotch. Best known as Ron Swanson in the NBC series Parks and Recreation, Offerman is a man of broad range. Consider his standout dramatic performance in The Kings of Summer, the fact that he’s also a master woodworker, and that he’s forged Author: Stinson Carter
Audi When we received the secretive phone call from Audi HQ whispering the elevator pitch for the unveiling of their new Skysphere Concept, I thought they were putting me on. The mere concept is so next level — some might even say hare-brained — that I suspected Author: Nicolas Stecher
(Apocalypse Manufacturing) Warlord. Hellfire. Doomsday. Words that inspire terror singularly, but signify utter badassery when paired with one of Apocalypse Manufacturing’s 6×6 custom trucks. And the Juggernaut is no exception. (Apocalypse Manufacturing) Eyes are are naturally drawn to the savagely spoked 22-inch SFJ rims wrapped in knobby 40 Author: Brandon Friederich
(Darin Schnabel ©2023 Courtesy of RM Sotheby’s) Unopened baseball cards and vintage toys are cool, but what about an “in-the-wrapper” Ferrari Enzo? This immaculate example of the Italian marque’s aughts-era flagship supercar hasn’t been touched since departing Maranello over 20 years ago, and RM Sotheby’s is selling it this month. Author: Maxim Staff
(David Chang/Chase Sapphire Reserve/Photo by Andrew Bezek) If you’ve ever watched an episode of Netflix’s Ugly Delicious or snapped a photo of your favorite Taiwanese soup dumplings, you probably don’t need much of an introduction to David Chang. The first generation son of Korean immigrants—his father from North Korea, his Author: Nicolas Stecher
(Jorge Guasso/RM Sotheby’s) In February, a red 1996 F50 sold for $5,532,500 at an RM Sotheby’s event, setting a record for the most expensive sale of the era’s stable-leading Ferrari supercar. But come August, that record may be broken by a Prancing Horse that’s got a triple-threat pedigree: celebrity Author: Maxim