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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame® inductees, GRAMMY® Award-nominated icons, and RUSH co-founders Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson are officially returning to the stage with their special 2026 headline tour, Fifty Something. The trek celebrates RUSH’s enduring music, legacy, and the life of their late drummer and lyricist Neil Peart. Marking their first tour together in eleven years—since the finale of the R40 Tour on August 1, 2015 at the The Kia Forum in Los Angeles—the duo will bring their story full circle by launching these new shows at the same venue. Following the initial announcement of seven North American dates, overwhelming demand quickly led to sold-out shows across the U.S. and Canada. In response, Lee and Lifeson have expanded the tour with multiple additional cities, inviting fans to join them once again as they revisit a deep catalog of songs and introduce drummer Anika Nilles.
For decades, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show shaped the mythology of modern glamour, an annual spectacle where fantasy met the runway. After a four-year hiatus, Victoria’s Secret returned to New York with a declaration less about illusion and more about self-definition. The brand that once built an empire on wings now steps into its renaissance, embracing authenticity, individuality, and the unapologetic power of women rewriting the narrative on their own terms. In 2025, the show arrived not as a revival but as a reimagining — sleek, cinematic, and emotionally charged. Gone were the ornamental wings; in their place rose six immersive worlds — First Light, Bombshell, PINK Halftime Show, Hot Pursuit, Magic Hour, and Black Tie. Each of the show’s segments was like a portal into today’s multifaceted womanhood. With performances, silhouettes, and storytelling entwined, the night culminated in a finale both intimate and triumphant, ushering in Victoria’s Secret’s bold new era.
As the Mojave Desert turned gold at sunset, thousands gathered on the vast Jean Dry Lake Bed to mark the 10th anniversary of the RISE Festival — a landmark celebration of art, unity, and release. What began a decade ago as an experiment in shared intention has evolved into a world-renowned cultural phenomenon, blending music, mindfulness, and visual poetry into a singular experience of human connection beneath an endless desert sky. This year’s edition, held October 3–5, 2025, marked its milestone with the largest production to date. RISE transformed the barren expanse south of Las Vegas into a radiant landscape of art installations, wellness sanctuaries, and a main stage alive deep into the night. When strong desert winds briefly halted setup on Friday, organizers swiftly adapted — a fitting testament to RISE’s enduring spirit of resilience, flexibility, and collective grace amid the elements.
An enduring emblem of French craftsmanship, JL Coquet, the storied Limoges porcelain manufacturer founded in 1824, is embarking on a new chapter in its two-century history. The heritage brand has officially joined Atelier Expressions, a company recently established by TVS Venu International Holdings Pte Ltd, headquartered in Singapore. Atelier Expressions was founded to celebrate and elevate exceptional makers and traditional craftsmanship, uniting the legacy of French decorative arts with a global platform devoted to preserving and promoting artisanal excellence. The alliance between JL Coquet and Atelier Expressions represents a pivotal step toward reinforcing the brand’s global presence while safeguarding its rich heritage. JL Coquet, widely admired for the immaculate finesse of its white porcelain, has built its reputation on precision, purity, and artistry. By joining forces with Atelier Expressions, the manufacturer aims to accelerate international growth while ensuring that the mastery of Limoges porcelain continues to thrive.
In the lush, salt-kissed wilds of Vancouver Island, where the earth breathes in moss and memory, Sandra Prest Froher is not merely creating fashion; she is conducting a dialogue with the land. A Canadian artist, fashion designer, and natural dyer of Stó:lō descent, Prest-Froher has rooted her creative universe in the sacred act of listening to her ancestors, to the elements, and to the invisible energies that pulse through time and fabric alike. A member of the Sqwá First Nation, Froher lives and works on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations, a location that is not incidental, but instrumental to her process. It’s here that she forages for leaves, bark, seeds, and roots, transforming them into pigments that will eventually stain silk with whispers of origin, spirit, and place. The result is a striking line of eco-dyed, wearable art: earthborn, slow-crafted, and sensorially alive.
On June 7, 2025, Portofino’s crown jewel, Splendido, a Belmond Hotel, made a dazzling return with a visionary transformation by the internationally acclaimed Martin Brudnizki Design Studio (MBDS). Perched above the harbor in a former 16th-century Benedictine monastery, the iconic property has been exquisitely reimagined as more than a renovation—it’s a full sensory journey that pays elegant tribute to Ligurian heritage while embracing the spirit of modern La Dolce Vita. A Storied Past, A Sensual Present For decades, Splendido has captured the imaginations of royalty, artists, writers, and stars of the silver screen. Its romantic setting, winding gardens, and cinematic views of the Gulf of Tigullio made it a favorite of Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, and countless others. Now, under Belmond's careful stewardship, the hotel has been reborn — its legacy preserved, its soul renewed.
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The Couture-Inspired, Ultra-Rare Spirit Honors the Brand's Legacy of Black Excellence, and Will Be Exclusively Auctioned Via Sotheby's to Benefit Native Son Stitzel-Weller Distillery introduces the rarest expression in I.W. Harper’s 150-year legacy: the I.W. Harper 34-Year-Old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Aged for over three decades in just four original barrels filled in 1989, this exceptional release was matured entirely at the legendary Stitzel-Weller Distillery. Presented in collaboration with two-time Oscar-nominated actor, director, and activist Colman Domingo, the release marks a striking fusion of heritage, artistry, and cultural purpose. Limited to only 11 bottles worldwide, with just 5 offered for sale via Sotheby’s New York, the auction proceeds will benefit Native Son, a platform uplifting and empowering Black queer men. More than a collector’s item, this release is a bold tribute to personal identity, intentional storytelling, and timeless style, setting a new precedent in how ultra-aged bourbon intersects with social impact and legacy.
Tucked along the sun-drenched coastline of the Mexican Pacific, just minutes from Puerto Vallarta’s creative pulse and cultural allure, a new beacon of luxury has emerged along the Mexican Pacific. Introducing UNICO 20°105° Hotel Riviera Nayarit, the latest jewel from AIC Hotel Group’s celebrated UNICO Hotel Collection. This adults-only retreat redefines what it means to escape—with an effortless blend of serenity, elevated service, and soulful connection to place. Following the award-winning legacy of its sister property, UNICO 20°87° Hotel Riviera Maya, this west coast expansion brings with it the same ethos of authenticity, artistry, and personalized experience. Interiors are thoughtfully curated, featuring warm textures and handcrafted details, with original works by renowned Mexican artists, including Fidencio Benítez, Ismael Vargas, Sergio Bustamante, as well as Wixárika artisans. The result is a sanctuary that feels rooted in the land while opening up to the infinite horizon.
Nestled in the vibrant arts district of New Hope, Pennsylvania, Arete Gallery is proudly presenting a captivating exhibition that fuses the electrifying spirit of rock music with the expressive power of fine art, featuring works of music icons such as John Lennon and Jerry Garcia. Now this unique showcase includes the iconic Ronnie Wood — renowned globally as the legendary guitarist for The Rolling Stones — whose talent as a visual artist reveals an equally profound creative voice. Opened on January 17, 2025, the exhibition presents a curated selection of Wood's artworks, reflecting his deep-rooted passion for painting and drawing. Before his ascent to rock stardom as a prominent member of the Jeff Beck Group, The Faces and The Rolling Stones, Wood studied at Ealing College of Art, laying the foundation for a parallel career in the visual arts. His pieces often depict fellow musicians, family, and self-portraits, rendered with the same energy and emotion that characterize his music.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, RISE Festival returns to the Mojave Desert’s Jean Dry Lake Bed from October 3rd, 4rh, and 5th, 2025, reaffirming its status as one of the most spiritually resonant gatherings in the world. Set against the stark, expansive beauty of the desert, RISE transcends the traditional festival format. It offers a space where intention meets ritual — where thousands gather to witness beauty and take part in deeply personal acts of release and renewal. This milestone year introduces a powerful new dimension to the experience: The Path — a meditative journey through immersive, large-scale art installations. As the ceremonial gateway to the festival, The Path invites attendees to slow down and walk through a curated environment shaped by light, sculpture, and sound. Designed to inspire reflection and emotional connection, it strengthens the bond between participants and the land beneath them, offering a moment of grounding before the lanterns rise.
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