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October 22, 2013

The Arts of Los Angeles

LA may be known for its celebrities and the Hollywood Walk of Fame, but LA has its fair share of creativity and amazing art…

October 22, 2013

New York Eats: The Most Tempting of All Guilty Pleasures

My husband once told me that he loves peanut butter & jelly sandwiches so much that, during his freshman year of high school, he…

October 22, 2013

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Chicago’s Notorious Theatre Scene

Chicago: where all the funny people go to become even funnier and be discovered for fame and fortune. This is a stressful career track…

October 21, 2013

Los Angeles Taco Trucks Serve Up Mexican Zest for a Buck

Los Angeles is known for its diverse culture, and in turn, its endless options of incredible food. Unfortunately, when many travelers visit, they tend…

October 21, 2013

The Best of Brooklyn Eats: Crown Heights

When we think about eating in New York, it’s easy to come up with a handful of restaurants or locations that are home to…

October 21, 2013

Soaking in the Swiss Beats at the Annual Three-Day Music Festival

My brother and I had an odd style of backpacking through Europe. We made all of our major decisions by the flip of a…

October 21, 2013

Ecueydor: The Day I Ate a Family Pet

If you have a queasy stomach, it is probably best you quit reading right about…now. My food memories of Ecuador are few. In fact,…

October 21, 2013

I Am an Avatar: Down the Laguna de Manialtepec, Mexico

Puerto Escondido, translated as ‘hidden port’, is nestled in the south of Mexico—a sleepy surfing village located on the southern edge of the Mexican…

October 21, 2013

The Vulgar Panama Canal

One of the seven wonders of the modern world, the Panama Canal is a 48-mile international waterway that allows 815,000 vessels, 2.4 million tons…