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Train travel often signifies a more simplified, historical and considered way of travel in today’s high-speed — and there’s no train more famous than the original Orient Express.
Travelers who crave old-school luxury and a spirit of adventure, mark your calendars: A revamped
(Getty Images) Looks like that Step Brothers sequel won’t be happening after all. Adam McKay, director of the iconic Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly-led buddy comedy and Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, opened up about the sudden end of his friendship and professional partnership with Ferrell for Author: Maxim Staff
Courtesy Bombay Sapphire The concept of “premier cru” is familiar in the wine world, where it indicates the superior terroir of a specific vineyard. It wasn’t a term used in the spirits industry however, until Bombay Sapphire created the world’s first Premier Cru gin a few months ago. Under this Author: Jared Paul Stern
Brabus, the high-end car customizer best known for transforming already exotic vehicles into insanely powerful road warriors, recently unveiled the truly bonkers Brabus Rocket 1,000. (Brabus) Boasting 1,820 torque and 1,000 horsepower, the four-door beast represents what Brabus does best, the company said, featuring a “unique yet typically BRABUS signature Author: Beau Hayhoe
Printed mini skirt in silk: PUCCI (Gilles Bensimon) As a Victoria’s Secret runway model, Gizele Oliveira is wearing a much lighter wardrobe these days than when she began modeling at age 16. That was back in Vila Velha, Espirito Santo, Brazil, where she used to try on wedding dresses in Author: Jordan Riefe
Patrick Dempsey’s Piero Taruffi in the Ferrari 315 Sport (NEON/Lorenzo Sisti) Most Ferrari audiences will see Adam Driver’s Enzo Ferrari as the indisputable star of the high-octane, Michael Mann-directed period piece set in 1957—an especially pivotal year in the Prancing Horse brand’s history. But classic car enthusiasts and Author: Maxim Staff
(Benchmade) Benchmade has been making knives since 1987 in Oregon––the knife and tool capital of America. You probably know them from the everyday-carry, hunting, or outdoor knives, but now they make cutlery for the adventurous cook. It’s a knife that looks at home in a chopping block on a Author: Stinson Carter