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“Relentless progress. More power. More control. More exhilaration.” McLaren’s tagline for its new 750S rings in our ears as we speed along the coast of southern Portugal en route from our luxury hotel on the seafront in Estoril to the Autódromo Fernanda Pires da Silva.
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Maui’s Wailea Beach is a picturesque oceanfront perch for a strip of luxury hotels, including the Four Seasons where Season 1 of HBO’s The White Lotus was filmed. That now-iconic property shares a prized stretch of beachfront with the Wailea Beach Resort and Grand Wailea Hotel, featuring sweeping views of Author: Chris Wilson
Good things are certainly worth the wait, especially when you consider making an investment in your footwear rotation, the kind that’ll stick around for years to come. And so it goes with Alabama designer Billy Reid, who took great care in bringing footwear back to his stylish Southern brand after Author: Beau Hayhoe
(Buffalo Trace Antique Collection) Buffalo Trace’s annual Antique Collection has returned for Fall 2024, representing a squad of stellar whiskey releases from “America’s Oldest Continuously Operating Distillery.” This year’s boozy portfolio includes all five Buffalo Trace Antique Collection bottles, including Eagle Rare 17-Year-Old Bourbon, George T. Stagg Bourbon, Thomas H. Handy Author: Maxim Staff
“Daytona,” 2022 (Ryan Jones) Fine art meets fantasy and film in San Francisco this month. Fragments, the latest solo show by Bay Area-based artist Ryan Jones opens at Caldwell Snyder Gallery on April 16. Rearranging vintage ephemera from American pop culture in neatly divided canvases, Fragments paints a patchwork Author: Vittoria Benzine
Any watch sported by Paul Newman will likely fetch a pretty penny, but the Rolex Daytona is the ultimate Newman accessory. The movie star, race car driver and philanthropist made the iconic luxury watch so popular that certain references are referred to simply as “Paul Newman Daytonas.” In fact, Author: Maxim Staff
Petrus Christie’s auction house is now offering the chance to boldly go where no oenophile has gone before—in the form of a bottle of Petrus from outer space. The bottle of Petrus 2000 spent 14 months in orbit as part of a privately-funded research study on Author: Duncan Quinn