For 10 days at the end of January, Park City, Utah is taken over by The Sundance Film Festival. Some 40,000 people attend the annual celebration of independent film (that’s over four times the population of Park City), and inevitably, too big a percentage of first time festival goers arrive ill-equipped to take on Utah winters (and slippery, slushy sidewalks). I spent three days at this year’s Sundance Film Festival
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HOW I SPENT MY NEW YEAR’S EVE WEEKEND IN LOS ANGELES
During the holidays, I’m always on-the-go. Every year since moving to Los Angeles six years ago, I fly to the Northeast to spend Christmas with family. But when Christmas is over, I always head back to Southern California to celebrate the new year. In contrast to the Northeast, where temperatures require heavy jackets and the world remains frozen and brown for a few more months, the end of December in
Continue Reading →6 CAN’T-MISS THINGS TO DO IN CABO SAN LUCAS (AND THE SURROUNDING AREA)
Los Cabos, the municipality located at the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, is perhaps best known for being home to Cabo San Lucas — a town that balances relaxation and partying like no other. But if you plan to head south of the boarder sometime soon, don’t forget, in addition to Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos is home to plenty of places to see and endless things to do.
Continue Reading →THE BEST TRAVEL GIFT IDEAS FOR EVERY TYPE OF TRAVELER - 2016 EDITION
Finding the perfect gift for the traveler in your life can be a challenge. But luckily, you’re here now — and your life is about to get a whole lot easier. Below you’ll find a ton of great travel gift ideas suitable for almost every type of globetrotter — for men, for women…and even for babies (we can’t forget about the little vagabonds). Whether you know an adventurous traveler, a stylish
Continue Reading →THE SoCAL MOUNTAIN ESCAPE (24 HOURS IN LAKE ARROWHEAD)
Last weekend, I need a break from Los Angeles. I was craving someplace quieter, someplace a little colder and someplace that might actually feel like fall — a season that doesn’t really happen in LA. To make it more challenging, I only had 24 hours to spare before needing to be back in the city for a concert, so it had to be easy to get to. For inspiration, I
Continue Reading →GEAR REPORT: OWEN & FRED’S VOYAGER WAXED WEEKENDER BAG
Sometimes, you just need to get out of town. While that’s true no matter where you live, I think it’s especially true when you call a big city home. For me, that’s Los Angeles. Luckily, there are endless driving-distance adventures worthy of weekend trips near LA. Seriously, with the time, some spare cash and a little effort planning, you can erase boredom in Southern California. But then life gets in the
Continue Reading →HOTEL REPORT: PIKAIA LODGE (GALAPAGOS)
In each installment of Hotel Report, I profile a hotel that I’ve personally enjoyed and think you’ll enjoy too. Here, you’ll find the need-to-know info, insider tips and photos that’ll help you have a perfect stay of your own. REASONS TO STAY You’re a honeymooning couple looking for something adventurous and ultra-luxurious (that’s not a African safari). -OR- You won the lottery — or worked incredibly hard to become financially successful and now want to
Continue Reading →JUST SO YOU KNOW: THIS IS THE COOLEST RESTAURANT ON IBIZA
In each installment of Just So You Know, I share with you one thing you should know about (like a hidden place to stay, a unique experience or incredible place to eat). Whatever it is, you probably don’t know about it…but now you do! — The Basics Just So You Know: Ibiza Food Studio - The Finca Location: San Lorenzo hills, Ibiza. Here’s a map. How To Get There: Fly to Ibiza. Rent a car or
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