Saying it with music
A pair of mandolins speak eloquently of a tuneful past and the capacity of music to bring people together in harmony.
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Another take on Italy
For those searching for an off-the-beaten path experience comes Thames & Hudson’s “New Map” series by “Hip Hotels” series author Herbert Ypma.
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WAG’s fascinating men
Ever fantasize about the perfect man? Can there be such a thing? We scoured our archives, memories and experiences and found more fascinating men than we could fit in this issue. Here’s a sampling.
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Celebrating the best gift of all
WAG closes out a year of celebration with the greatest gift of all – the gift of service to others. In these pages, you’ll…
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Wedding ways
To paraphrase “The Godfather,” The Ritz-Carlton New York, Westchester in White Plains wants to make bridal couples an offer they can’t refuse: Have your…
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Life in order
Carey Lowell might not exactly be a household name, but she’s certainly a familiar face to many. Just click on the TV and you’re…
Read MoreZen and the art of innkeeping
Photographs by Guy van Grinsven There’s a peacefulness that descends on the Bedford Post Inn in the early spring. You can hear it in…
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Garden of edible delights
By Andrea Kennedy Centuries of artists have depicted the elm tree in historic and pastoral painting as a symbol of nature’s humble nobility. Chef…
Read MoreTouched by the sun: Dazzle shines, warms – and burns
What makes someone or something dazzling? Is it virtuosity, or a kind of sleight-of-hand, an act of manipulation? Maybe it’s a little of both.
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Silver has never been sexier.
From Anderson Cooper, Bill Clinton, George Clooney, and Richard Gere – whose 50 shades of gray have progressed from “premature” to “distinguished” – to such sterling leading ladies as Jamie Lee Curtis, Judi Dench, Emmylou Harris, Helen Mirren, model Cindy Joseph and IMF managing director Christine Lagarde, silver may just be the new blond.