laughingsquid: Workers Install Spire Atop One World Trade Center in New York City

laughingsquid:

Workers Install Spire Atop One World Trade Center in New York City

Hotel Bars Are an Institution From Cairo to Japan to New York: BA Daily

When Adam Sachs is away from home (which is pretty much always), there’s no place like the hotel bar

This, exactly. #travel

Just added El Celler de Can Roca to the to-must do list. engagelive: roadsandkingdoms: White asparagus and black truffle ice cream, an earth-shattering plate from El Celler de Can Roca, last night named the best restaurant in the world. The real genius behind the world’s best restaurant  Because an extraordinary culinary experience is worth traveling a great distance for. 

Just added El Celler de Can Roca to the to-must do list.

engagelive:

roadsandkingdoms:

White asparagus and black truffle ice cream, an earth-shattering plate from El Celler de Can Roca, last night named the best restaurant in the world.

The real genius behind the world’s best restaurant 

Because an extraordinary culinary experience is worth traveling a great distance for. 

roadsandkingdoms.com

The Longest Week: “Speaking is physically difficult for me. But my feelings are clear:...

joshsternberg:

“Speaking is physically difficult for me. But my feelings are clear: I’m furious. I will not rest until we have righted the wrong these senators have done, and until we have changed our laws so we can look parents in the face and say: We are trying to keep your children safe. We cannot allow the…

joshsternberg

rollingstone: “People looked to Kurt Cobain because his songs captured what they felt before they knew they felt it. Even his struggles – with fame, with drugs, with his identity – caught the generational drama of our time. […] Cobain’s life and music – his passion, his charm, his vision – can be understood and appreciated. His death leaves a far more savage legacy, one that will take many years to untangle.” Kurt Cobain died 19 years ago today.

rollingstone:

“People looked to Kurt Cobain because his songs captured what they felt before they knew they felt it. Even his struggles – with fame, with drugs, with his identity – caught the generational drama of our time. […] Cobain’s life and music – his passion, his charm, his vision – can be understood and appreciated. His death leaves a far more savage legacy, one that will take many years to untangle.”

Kurt Cobain died 19 years ago today.