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October in Dana Point has a particular magic. The coastal air turns crisp, the boats bob in the marina, and the whole harbor seems...
Dining
Oculto, a Dining Room Beneath a Monastery in Vila do Conde
You arrive at Oculto by going down. Below The Lince Santa Clara Historic Hotel, the restaurant rises out of the centuries old stones of...
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Dining
Waldorf Astoria Rabat Salé and Aldabaran: Alain Ducasse Opens at the Top of Morocco’s Tallest Tower
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The Corner Store Brings SoHo’s Famous Martinis to The Cosmopolitan
On the third floor of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, a wood-framed door waits behind tinted fluted glass. Amber drapery softens the view, stained...
Technology
Cinema 4D Gets Its Own AI Hotline: What Maxon’s New MCP Server Means for Artists
Maxon has added built in Model Context Protocol (MCP) support to Cinema 4D, and it changes how artists can work with AI assistants such...
Travel
Hôtel Le Magnifique: Inside Vincent Darré’s Paris Dream of Color, Myth and Theater
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