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Things to Do in San Francisco That Haven't Been Ruined by Tech Bros
Born and raised in the City by the Bay, I may not have left my heart in San Francisco, but I certainly left my Tomagachi at Fisherman’s Wharf on a field trip in 2002. As a Los Angeles transplant, I’ve...
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A Guide to LA Restaurants (Based on Your Shoes)
“What do you want for dinner?” Although deceptively simple, this is a question that can devolve quickly. With endless options in LA, it can become a debate fierce enough to test a marriage. The...
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A Guide to Hollywood’s Playground, Palm Springs
Ah, Palm Springs. Hollywood’s playground. A desert oasis of mid-century modern architecture where everyone is gay, retired, or both. Couched in the Coachella Valley it’s become a thoroughfare for...
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A Wellness Beginner’s Guide to Reykjavik
One step off the plane in Reykjavik, Iceland’s capital, and you know your reality has shifted. At least that was my experience, thanks to my typical NYC backyard of skyscrapers, busy streets, and...
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In Croatia, It’s an Endless Summer All Year Round
When planning the idyllic European vacation, there are particular destinations that tend to make the top of everyone’s list: South of France, Mykonos, and Venice to name a few. While these...
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St. Barths Is the Coolest Island in the Caribbean
Everything I know about St. Barths I learned from reading the Gossip Girl books in middle school. So, for me, the island conjured up images of a tropical enclave for jet-setting one-percenters....
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12 Things to Do in Boston That Aren’t Touring Paul Revere’s Home
Upon my fourth visit to Boston, this most recent two-day trip opened my eyes to the hidden gems of the city. From the city’s rich history to the museums, shopping, food, and gorgeous waterside views,...
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A Non-Emily-in-Paris Guide to Paris
Ahhhh, Pareeeeee. I have to admit the typical Paris fanbase in America has given the city a bad rap. For brevity’s sake, we’ll call them Emilys—girls who have those black and white IKEA posters of the...
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9 Family Things to Do in Boston That Don’t Feel Like a History Lesson
When it comes to debating the best city in the United States, I am particularly biased in favor of Boston. It’s not just because my husband grew up in Boston or that my daughter attended Northeastern...
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Action! Tokyo
As a film director, my recent trip to Tokyo was an adventure in discovering the beautiful and the obscure. With a few free days before the shoot started, I took the advice of my local cinematographer,...
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11 Kid-Friendly Things to Do in Boston That Don’t Feel Like a Field Trip
You ever go to a place and leave saying, “I can see myself living here?” That is how I felt after my latest visit to Boston. My 8-year-old son Nolyn and I took a quick 40-minute flight to Boston from...
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11 Silver Lake Restaurants for Foodies, Tastemakers, and Posers Alike
Cloyingly described as the “Brooklyn of Los Angeles,” Silver Lake ticks all the boxes to deserve that particular nickname; it’s gentrified, “hipster-y,” and full of off-duty models and celebrities...
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Antigua's Jumby Bay Exceeds All Expectations for an Island Getaway
With a chill in the air and Fashion Month wrapping up, I am already dreaming about my next winter getaway, and I know just the spot. I have been to paradise, and it is called Jumby Bay Island. With...
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Every Cha Chaan Teng to Visit—Among Other Things to Do—in Hong Kong
Planning a trip to Hong Kong? You should be. Then again, figuring out what to do (and what to see, eat, etc.!) in the exhilarating, crazily compact city is almost enough to make you want to destroy...
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Hot Take: Skip Berghain & Do These 12 Things in Berlin Instead
Berlin is so much more than Berghain. That probably sounds obvious from a surface-level perspective, but upon telling friends, family, and coworkers that I would be spending four days in Berlin this...
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The Definitive New Orleans Travel Guide
I always tell people that New Orleans is the best place to go if you want to feel like you’re in another country without leaving the U.S., and I stick by it. New Orleans is a land unto its own, with...
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On Kefalonia, Winding Roads Lead to Underground Lakes and Quaint Tavernas
There’s a certain air of mysticism that envelopes you once you make your way to the Greek Islands. An ancient landscape practically bursting at the seams with legends and lore, its rich history and...
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An Old-Meets-New, Luxe & Laid-Back Guide to Seoul
When I arrived in Seoul for a month-long trip last autumn, I could feel straight away that it wasn’t what I’d imagined it’d be. It was even better. (And that’s not just because I get to sing and dance...
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A Relaxing Honeymoon Destination for the Bride Who Wants to Be Pampered
When planning our honeymoon, my husband and I cycled through a number of different destinations before landing on one that felt just right. We knew that we wanted to head off on our honeymoon right...
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A Local's Guide to Florence, According to Loretta Caponi’s Grandson
It’s hard to walk the streets of Florence and ignore the presence of those who tread before you. The cobblestone streets, the magical architecture, the great piazzas that have each borne witness to...
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